UK households set to spend 65% more this Christmas amid soaring cost of living British households are expected to pay £905 on average on Christmas this year Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2022
‘No support’: Minister faces criticism at relaunch of Ukraine host family scheme THE Scottish Government has faced criticism after renewing calls for Scots to open their homes to displaced Ukrainians. The National (Scotland) · Nov 28, 2022
National Grid decide against launching emergency blackout prevention scheme on Tuesday The grid has decided not to roll out the Demand Flexibility Service - which would see households paid for not using highly energy consuming devices such as washing machines and tumble drivers on an evening Chronicle Live · Nov 28, 2022
Ukraine’s First Lady visits Downing Street during London trip Olena Zelenska is in London to participate in an international conference on preventing sexual violence during conflicts. The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022
Norway's annual gift Christmas tree mocked as 'limp' and 'scrawny' as it arrives in UK For the second year in a row, social media users have taken the mickey out of Norway's Christmas tree offering for central London. But others think it thinned out while on route Daily Mirror · Nov 28, 2022
The 'most expensive' dog and cat breeds to own in the UK revealed for 2022 New data has revealed how much certain breeds will cost over their lifetime, with cats coming in at more expensive than dogs. Daily Record · Nov 28, 2022
‘Pathetic’ state of Trafalgar Square Christmas tree, gifted from Norway, sparks festive debate The large Spruce tree is a gift from Norway in recognition of the UK’s help during World War II Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2022
Inquiry chairman needs to restore trust, Covid group solicitor says Families of those who lost loved ones to coronavirus will meet the Scottish inquiry’s new chairman on Tuesday. The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022
‘Not sensible’ for UK to criticise Qatar over LGBT rights, says Tony Blair The former Prime Minister said he is a ‘total supporter’ of gay rights, but the World Cup is a ‘huge event’ for Qatar. The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022
People are only just realising TK Maxx isn't store's real name - it got changed in UK TK Maxx is actually originally an American discount store with the name TJ Maxx – and people are only just realising why the letters are slightly different in the UK Daily Mirror · Nov 28, 2022
BT awards tens of thousands of staff £1,500 as strikes end Union will urge workers to accept award, which will benefit 85% of UK staff, to end protracted dispute The Guardian - UK · Nov 28, 2022
The Protector Group set for growth after acquisition by US giant Argenbright Group The Gateshead business will become part of Amberstone Security under the Argenbright umbrella Birmingham Post · Nov 28, 2022
Diphtheria risk for public 'very low' despite cases rising among asylum seekers By November 10, the UK Health Security Agency had identified 39 diphtheria cases among asylum seekers in England this year so far, and the number is understood to have risen to about 50 Daily Mirror · Nov 28, 2022
Northumberland home to one of best new woodland cabin and lodge stays in the UK Trees at Tughall got the recommendation in the Guardian, just months after picking up a similar award in The Times Chronicle Live · Nov 28, 2022
The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022 Meghan backs donation of 500 handbags to Smart Works charity The duchess said the bags from US brand Cuyana would support women in the UK as they try to find a way back into the workforce.
Evening Standard · Nov 28, 2022 Rise of the robo-painter: Dulux owner backs self-painting robot The startup behind the bot, Les Companions, has been demonstrating a prototype to UK customers, with plans to launch the finished product next year
The National (Scotland) · Nov 28, 2022 Asylum seekers who die in UK Government housing to be remembered in new project MERCY Baguma. Adnan Walid Elbi. Henok Zaid Gebrsslasie. You may have read these names in tragic headlines over the last two years, as all three were…
The Guardian - UK · Nov 28, 2022 My US hellscape or broken Britain: where would you rather seek healthcare? It’s insurance renewal time again – when I discuss cover in New York, hear tales of NHS woe in the UK, and wonder which is worse, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes
The Conversation · Nov 28, 2022 Universal free school meals would make a huge difference to the cost-of-living crisis – here's how The UK government’s recent autumn statement set out several measures to help people with rapidly rising prices. These including increased benefit payments and an extension to the energy price cap, although at a less generous rate than currently guaranteed.
Wales Online · Nov 28, 2022 Britain's strongest man and woman fall in love and tie the knot Paul and Shannon Smith met back in 2017 and got married in September this year
Wales Online · Nov 28, 2022 UK warns Beijing after BBC journalist covering China protests reportedly beaten by police The BBC said Edward Lawrence was beaten and kicked by police
Daily Record · Nov 28, 2022 People of State Pension age may be due up to £600 heating bill help over next few weeks Check your eligibility for this year's combined Pensioner Cost of Living and Winter Fuel Payment which has started landing in bank accounts.
Edinburgh Live · Nov 28, 2022 Flush Edinburgh residents earning nearly £150 per month from their driveway Edinburgh isn't known for its abundance of cheap parking and so for those looking for an alternative, they may hunt for private spaces and these can be rented out for a pretty penny.
Daily Record · Nov 28, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon should agree IndyRef2 defeat means accepting devolution for 30 years Daily Record Political Editor Paul Hutcheon says the Supreme Court provided welcome clarity on Holyrood's powers - but the decision should not stop the Scottish and UK Governments from agreeing a path for a future referendum
The Independent UK · Nov 28, 2022 Fingerprint and face checks at EU border to take British travellers ‘up to four times longer’ Exclusive: Entry-Exit System that UK asked to be subject to could cause serious snarl-ups at ports and airports