31 h. ago UK Government urged to release £2,242 Child Trust Fund automatically to young people

More than 750,000 Child Trust Funds worth around £2,242 are sitting in accounts unclaimed.

Economics

54 h. ago 'My boyfriend issued odd request for family holiday and people say he doesn't trust me'

A woman’s holiday plans have hit a bump after her boyfriend made a request that’s left her feeling uncomfortable, and people shared they think it shows he doesn't trust her

Politics

57 h. ago Liverpool legend John Barnes declared bankrupt after company racks up £1.5m debt

The Liverpool legend ran up £1.5m in debt through his media firm

Economics

69 h. ago John Barnes bankrupt after being 'burned' by people he 'trusted' and losing £1.5M

The former Liverpool ace, capped 79 times for England, has faced multiple bankruptcy petitions since 2010 after he was the first £10,000 a week footballer

Economics

3 d. ago John Barnes declared bankrupt after Liverpool legend's firm ran up debts of £1.5MILLION

It emerged on Tuesday that the bankruptcy order was issued against Barnes, 61, by the High Court of Justice on September 23.

Economics

3 d. ago Over 750,000 people could be owed thousands of pounds and not know about it

Some 758,000 18 to 23-year-olds have yet to claim their matured child trust fund, HM Revenue and Customs said

Politics

3 d. ago Liverpool and England legend John Barnes declared bankrupt after company runs up £1.5m in debts

The former Liverpool and England winger John Barnes has been declared bankrupt after a petition was filed by HM Revenue & Customs last month

Economics

3 d. ago Young people urged to claim UK Government cash worth over £2,200

Savings windfalls worth an average of £2242 are waiting for 758,000 young adults.

Economics

4 d. ago Rachel Reeves speech: Chancellor warns of hard choices to come as UK hit by 'global headwinds'

Chancellor vows to keep control of public finances and “not take risks with the trust placed in us by the British people”

Events

8 d. ago ‘I had all these work mums who were so encouraging — it changed my life’

When Marks & Spencer agreed to hire scores of unemployed young people trained by The King’s Trust, it was a gamble — but it has paid off

Politics

1 week ago Inside Midsomer Murders star John Nettles reason for quitting ITV hit

John Nettles starred as DCI Tom Barnaby in Midsomer Murders for 14 years before he decided to quit the ITV drama.

Events

1 week ago He told the King: 'What you are doing is amazing for young people'

A young fine-dining chef with dreams of opening his own catering business was struggling to make headway — until he turned to The King’s Trust

Politics

1 week ago Lib Dems to call for police desks in libraries and shopping centres

The Lib Dems have suggested the initiative would ‘rebuild proper face-to-face policing that people can see, trust and speak to’.

Economics

2 w. ago Two ambulance trust workers held on suspicion of manslaughter over six deaths

Both people were employed by the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust.

Events

3 w. ago ‘Hollywood has everthing to do with the terrible state of the world’: Charlie Kaufman on AI, Eternal Sunshine and toothache

As his most commercial film, 2004’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, is re-released, the critically acclaimed director says he can’t get a movie off the ground now – but will never give in to the ‘Hollywood machine’Charlie Kaufman is in a funk. The genius screenwriter behind Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Synecdoche, New York, the devastating Buñuelian comedy of mortality that he also directed, can’t get a movie off the ground. “I’m having great difficulty,” he sighs. “I’m not a person that people want to trust with their money. It’s very frustrating.”Earlier this year, production of a film he was preparing to make – Later the War, starring Eddie Redmayne as a manufacturer of dreams who diversifies into nightmares – was shut down in Belgrade; he hopes it will resume. To make matters worse, he sorely needs some shut-eye. “Not to get into it, but I’m not a great sleeper,” he says, reaching out of frame for his coffee. The webcam is an...

Events

3 w. ago ‘Hollywood has everything to do with the terrible state of the world’: Charlie Kaufman on AI, Eternal Sunshine and toothache

As his most commercial film, 2004’s Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, is re-released, the critically acclaimed director says he can’t get a movie off the ground now – but will never give in to the ‘Hollywood machine’Charlie Kaufman is in a funk. The genius screenwriter behind Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Synecdoche, New York, the devastating Buñuelian comedy of mortality that he also directed, can’t get a movie off the ground. “I’m having great difficulty,” he sighs. “I’m not a person that people want to trust with their money. It’s very frustrating.”Earlier this year, production of a film he was preparing to make – Later the War, starring Eddie Redmayne as a manufacturer of dreams who diversifies into nightmares – was shut down in Belgrade; he hopes it will resume. To make matters worse, he sorely needs some shut-eye. “Not to get into it, but I’m not a great sleeper,” he says, reaching out of frame for his coffee. The webcam is an...

Events

3 w. ago National Trust sees 39% surge in young people joining as members

More than 40,000 people aged 18 to 25 signed up to the conservation charity in the last financial year.

Politics

last month Liverpool hero warns fans to 'get used to' players going on strike after Alexander Isak saga

Liverpool legend John Barnes has provided his thoughts on the transfer window and the methods used by Alexander Isak to earn his move to Anfield from Newcastle this summer

Events