Martin Lewis has told people to ‘bulk buy’ an everyday £1.25 item. The ITV star took to his website and blog, Money Saving Expert, to warn the public about upcoming stamp price rises, reports Derbyshire Live. Mr Lewis, who hosts The Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV, said: “For years, …
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Those in receipt of social welfare need to be aware of upcoming changes to the payment schedule over the Easter weekend. Easter Sunday falls on March 31 and is accompanied by a bank holiday on April 1. This of course means banks and post offices will be closed come Monday. …
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GB News host Andrew Pierce and journalist Jonathan Lis entered into a heated debate today as they clashed over the Rwanda Bill. This comes after The House of Lords voted on Wednesday night that the government’s bill should have “due regard” for international law, and that the UK’s treaty with …
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21 March 2024, 09:45 The Princess of Wales with families as she promotes her Shaping Us campaign on early childhood. Picture: Alamy The Princess of Wales has been keeping up her ‘life’s work’ from home as she begins to return to ‘normal life’ following her abdominal surgery. Kate, 42, launched …
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With King Charles undergoing treatment for an unspecified form of cancer, and the Princess of Wales still convalescing after abdominal surgery, half of the Royal Family’s most senior members are out of action. So what better time for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to launch the latest stage of …
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GB News reporter Mark White has discussed the migrant crisis as numbers reach a record-high. An improvement in weather conditions has seen criminal people smugglers attempt to launch multiple small boats from French beaches. Speaking on GB News he said: “Today it was pretty much flat calm in the channel, …
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An environmental expert has been recruited to analyse seaweed along the North Yorkshire coast in a bid to pinpoint the source of pollution which is affecting bathing water quality in Scarborough’s South Bay. Durham University, funded by North Yorkshire Council and McCain Foods, has been brought in to conduct the …
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It has been half a century since one of the most extraordinary royal moments of the modern era – a terrifying episode in which a demented gunman tried to kidnap Princess Anne. Twenty three-year-old Anne and her new husband Captain Mark Phillips were being driven down The Mall to Buckingham Palace when, on the …
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One of the very few UK cartel damages judgments was recently handed down in Granville Technology Group Limited and Others v. LG Display Co. Ltd. and Others [2024] EWHC 13 (Comm) (Granville v. LG). The judgment demonstrates the UK courts’ evolving approach to deciding follow-on damages claims, particularly with regard …
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Holyhead is one of the three oldest lifeboat stations on the Welsh coast and has a remarkable history of bravery with 70 awards for gallantry. Today, the station operates both an all-weather Severn class lifeboat and an inshore D class lifeboat. The average lifeboat station in Wales costs £155,000 to …
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