15 h. ago Trump administration wants to fine those illegally in the US $1,000 per day until they leave

Proposed rule would eliminate warning period for fining those in U.S. illegally

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24 h. ago Businesswoman had to fork out £15,000 to her landlord after misreading small print

After a costly £15,000 mistake caused by misreading the fine print in her office lease, businesswoman Faye Finaro lost her company and now she's sharing her story so it doesn't happen to others

Economics

3 d. ago Amazon Fire Stick users could face a £1,000 fine for watching Glastonbury

Amazon Fire Stick users might end up facing a massive fine if they try and tune into Glastonbury this weekend.

Economics

3 d. ago Drivers with front or rear dashcams risk £1,000 fine for little

Motorists have been warned after 18% said they were unaware they needed to inform their insurer if they have a dashcam – or risk a £1,000 fine and three penalty points

Economics

3 d. ago Brent businessman fined over £50k after leftover meat and fish dumped on street and roof

A businessman has been hit with an ‘eye-watering’ £53,000 fine as a ‘stark warning’ for individuals and businesses that fly-tip

Economics

4 d. ago How can RFK Jr ‘Make America healthy again’? He is ignoring the two biggest killers of American children | Devi Sridhar

The US health secretary’s latest report is more interested in vaccine scepticism than the brutal toll inflicted by guns and road traffic accidents“Make America healthy again”. We can all get behind this slogan and agree that much more could be done to improve the health of people living in the US. Robert F Kennedy Jr, the US health and human services secretary, recently released a report detailing the challenge of the US’s health. About 90% of it outlines the high rates of obesity, mental health issues and chronic disease, 10% covers vaccine scepticism, and 0% looks at solutions or any discussions of the systemic social and economic issues that drive much of the US’s health problems.But what surprised me more was a notable omission of the two biggest killers of American children. American children aren’t just unhealthier. They’re more likely to die in the first 19 years of life because of guns – both homicides and suicides – or in a road traffic accident than children in comparable ...

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5 d. ago Full list of medical conditions you must declare to DVLA to avoid £1,000 fine

The DVLA will decide if you can continue holding a driving licence

Economics

5 d. ago 'Stop driving' warning issued to owners of two car models over 'potentially dangerous' fault

Over 250,000 drivers could be at risk of serious injury or death

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6 d. ago Benjamin Nygren signs for Celtic as bargain transfer fee, contract details and stunning scouting report emerge

Celtic are set to snap up the Sweden international in a cut-price deal but could be quids in further down the line according to Marc Rieper.

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1 week ago Owner of restaurant favoured by Royals, Rita Ora and Selena Gomez hit with £31,000 court bill after serious food and hygiene legislation breaches

The owner of an up-market restaurant favoured by the Royals and A-listers has been hit with a £31,000 fine for serious food and hygiene breaches.

Economics

1 week ago 'Terrifying' incident on North Sea rig saw workers lowered into a flooded lift shaft

Ithaca Energy (UK) Limited pleaded guilty to safety failings at a hearing at Aberdeen Sheriff Court on June 12, and were issued with a £300,000 fine, the HSE said

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1 week ago Elon Musk’s X sues New York over hate speech and disinformation law

Suit alleges Stop Hiding Hate Act, which compels social media firms to disclose actions against hate speech, violates free speechElon Musk’s X Corp filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the state of New York, arguing a recently passed law compelling large social media companies to divulge how they address hate speech is unconstitutional.The complaint alleges that bill S895B, known as the Stop Hiding Hate Act, violates free speech rights under the first amendment. The act, which the governor, Kathy Hochul, signed into law last December, requires companies to publish their terms of service and submit reports detailing the steps they take to moderate extremism, foreign influence, disinformation, hate speech and other forms of harmful content. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Drivers risk £5,000 fine if they make ‘serious’ vape mistake this summer

Don’t ruin your summer by making a vaping mistake in your car 😱

Economics

1 week ago Drivers risk fine of £2,500 if their car is in a 'dangerous condition'

DVLA urges drivers to perform three essential checks before getting on the road to reduce this risk

Economics

1 week ago Ibroxonia front and centre of Rangers charm offensive to top transfer targets as 49ers signing tricks revealed

A report has detailed some of the key parts of the Leeds United signings strategy

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1 week ago Sales of illegal and dangerous ebikes must be stopped, say MPs and peers

All-party group concerned about hazards caused by bikes, with focus on use by delivery drivers and risk of fire Ministers must urgently act to stop the sale of illegal and potentially lethal electric bikes, with a particular focus on their use by gig economy delivery riders, a committee of MPs and peers has said.The rapid spread of highly powered bikes or conversion kits causes hazards on the roads and can lead to fires because of cheaply made batteries, the report by the all-party parliamentary group for cycling and walking said, calling it “a crisis hiding in plain sight”. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Only watching these four streaming platforms means you don't need £174 TV licence

Failing to pay for a TV licence when you need one could result in a fine of up to £1,000 but people who only use these services are exempt.

Economics

2 w. ago Israel and Iran exchange missile strikes with explosions heard in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Tehran – live

Two people reported dead in Israel after Iranian strikes; Tehran says 78, mostly civilians, killed in Friday’s surprise Israeli attack and confirms new wave of retaliatory strikes on IsraelIranian missiles hit Tel Aviv as Netanyahu warns attack on Iran ‘just the beginning’Earlier, Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif reported that dozens of civilians in Gaza were killed or wounded early on Saturday after they were attacked by Israeli forces as they gathered to wait for aid north of the Nuseirat refugee camp.The Guardian has not been able to confirm the details of this report. Israel has not allowed foreign reporters to enter Gaza since 7 October 2023, unless they are under Israeli military escort. A complete internet blackout in the Gaza Strip since Thursday has made reporting even more challenging. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Urgent £1,000 fine warning to 2.3m UK drivers as crucial update due in 2025

UK motorists have been strongly advised to check documentation and ensure their details are up to date to avoid fines, penalty points, invalidated insurance — or even a driving ban

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2 w. ago Warning over hair loss cream used by millions after doctors discover freaky side effect

Doctors in the American Journal of Case Reports this week warned of an unexpected side effect of the hair growth treatment minoxidil. They detailed a case report of a 28-year-old French woman.

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