36 m. ago Brits issued vital HMRC alert as money could be taken from bank accounts

A HMRC alert has been issued as money could be taken directly from your bank account. A rule change means there are some vital things you need to know

Economics

45 m. ago Halifax, Lloyds Bank and Santander £1,100 alert with millions affected

Many banks are offering bonus payments to customers

Economics

47 m. ago Original Naked Gun creator slams 'weird' decision to cut him from 'c**p' reboot

The creator and director of the first Naked Gun movies hasn't held back with his feelings about the latest reboot as he admits he will never watch the film starring Liam Neeson

Politics

96 m. ago 'Entitled neighbour demands I don't cut grass at 11am on Saturday for stupid reason'

A man has sparked a debate after sharing how his 'entitled' neighbour ordered him to stop mowing his lawn at a certain time on the weekend - and he now regrets giving in and not standing his ground

Politics

1 hour ago Klarna boss says AI has let it cut workforce in half and boost staff pay

Sebastian Siemiatkowski said there is a ‘massive shift’ coming to society as a result of AI.

Economics

2 h. ago Man floored to find £2.6m in his bank account – then his luck unravels

Mr Moreira was one of several customers who was accidentally given money by Safra bank, but despite attempting negotiate with the financial institution, found himself in a battle with it

Economics

2 h. ago Michelle Mone's Belgravia home sells for £5m under asking price to 20 year old racing driver

The six-bedroom Georgian townhouse has sold to racing car driver Freddie Tomlinson, Land Registry documents reveal

Economics

2 h. ago Drivers charged TWICE in parking fine flaw at UK’s biggest airport – check your bank account if you’ve been hit too

DRIVERS are being warned about a parking fine flaw at the UK's biggest airport which means customers have been charged twice. Driver Chris Tylee had paid the £6 drop-off fee after dropping a passenger off at Heathrow’s Terminal 3 earlier this year. But he was issued a second charge only minutes later after re-entering the...

Society

3 h. ago Financial watchdogs told to 'raise their game' over AI risks

The BIS, known as the 'central bank for central banks', said there was an 'urgent need' for regulators to boost their oversight of AI use.

Events

3 h. ago The British cities where BUYING a home is cheaper than renting... even with a 5% deposit

New data from Lloyds Bank shows that buying still beats renting in most of Britain's large cities - though there are some where a mortgage is still more expensive than rent.

Society

3 h. ago ‘We are so tired of this life’: The West Bank’s dwindling Palestinian Christian community struggles amid settler violence

Across the wider Middle East, the Christian population has steadily declined as people fled conflict and attacks

Events

3 h. ago 'Exquisite' Debenhams makeup storage box with 'lots of room' cut from £70 to £15

The online department store said this 'exquisite' box is perfect to help 'reduce clutter'

Economics

4 h. ago Monty Don says gardeners must 'hard prune' one plant this month or risk winter damage

October is the month to cut back many plants but one really needs done to ensure it flowers next year, says the expert

Events

4 h. ago Popular VPN app can empty your bank accounts, security experts warn

More than 3,000 devices have already been infected by the Android malware

Events

4 h. ago Newsom targets Trump hawking his watches and Kash Patel’s inaction on Epstein files in night of trolling

California governor attacks president for selling luxury goods on TV when the country is mired in shutdown and FBI director for failing to release documents on late pedophile

Politics

5 h. ago Seventies Fast Fords that will break the bank: Pair of rare Escort Mk2 RS1800s set to sell for £250k each at auction

With just 109 examples ever produced, the RS1800 is one of those unicorn performance models from half a century ago that are in huge demand and commanding jaw-dropping prices.

Economics

5 h. ago JP Morgan staff told they must share biometric data to access headquarters

Investment bank had previously planned for such information from New York workers to be voluntaryJP Morgan Chase has told staff moving into its new headquarters in New York that they must share their biometric data to access the multibillion-dollar building.The investment bank had previously planned for the registering of biometric data by employees at its new Manhattan skyscraper to be voluntary. Continue reading...

Politics

6 h. ago The West Bank's dwindling Palestinian Christian communities, in photos

Christians who are proudly Palestinian and live in the occupied West Bank continue to find hope in Sunday worship as they wish for independence and peace in the Holy Land, even as they struggle with growing violence from Israeli settlers, restrictions on daily life imposed by Israel and fears of growing Islamist radicalization. The village of Taybeh is entirely Christian — Catholics of the Roman and Greek Melkite rites and Greek Orthodox.

Culture

6 h. ago The West Bank's dwindling Palestinian Christian communities continue to struggle amid violence

Early on Sunday mornings, tolling bells call the faithful to worship at the three churches in Taybeh

Events

6 h. ago We all know Brexit’s to blame for the crisis facing UK steel

With British industry faltering, the excuse that the public wants this is risible. Parliament must force Starmer to actWhile Keir Starmer fiddles in India, Rome burns. The British steel industry now faces a calamity so severe, insiders say it could be “terminal”. The vast majority – 80% – of its output is exported to the EU, which this week revealed plans to cut tariff-free steel import quotas by almost half. The remainder will be subject to a 50% tariff. The UK steel industry will be butchered. Thank you, EU. Thank you, Brexit.Whenever I meet politicians who championed Brexit nowadays, I ask them a simple question: do you still think you were right? A few fools mutter, “Yes, on balance” and “In the long term, perhaps.” The honest ones shrug and look uncomfortable. We can all accept that some day a new generation of British politicians will resume open trade across the Channel. It is normal for an island, and makes sense. So I ask the honest ones: why not go public? Make a headline,...

Events