Cat sold for £30 on Vinted rescued by charity
A three-year-old cat was rescued after being listed for sale for just £30 on the second-hand clothes site Vinted. The charity founder who bought him says the low price shows 'no value on his life'.
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Paul vs Joshua: Fight Rules, Knockouts and Predictions
All the key details for the Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua heavyweight showdown: fight rules, round count, weight limits and expert predictions. Can 'The Problem Child' cause a historic upset?
FCA Scraps £100 Contactless Cap, Banks Set Own Limits
The UK's financial watchdog will let banks set their own contactless payment limits from March 2025, scrapping the £100 cap. Find out how this could boost high street spending.
Pregnant in Prison: A Global Human Rights Crisis
Exposing the grim reality for incarcerated pregnant women worldwide, from shackled births to denied medical care. Discover the data and the campaigners fighting for change.
Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua: Full Fight Rules & Predictions
All the key details for the Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua boxing showdown, including round count, weight limits, glove specs and expert predictions. The fight streams live on Netflix.
Man City Premier League Case Set to Drag On Beyond Season
Manchester City's Premier League financial rules hearing will see a verdict in stages, with any potential sanctions delayed. The complex case may not conclude until after the season ends.
Europe's Secret Weapon Against Trump's AI Economy
Analysis reveals how Europe holds the keys to the US AI boom. Ursula von der Leyen could use ASML's monopoly and data rules to challenge Trump's economic stability. Read the strategic play.
Government weakens biodiversity net gain rules for developers
The UK government has exempted small housing developments from biodiversity rules, breaking a nature pledge. Critics warn it risks habitat restoration and investor confidence. Read the full story.
EU votes to reduce corporate sustainability oversight
The EU Parliament has voted to slash the number of firms required to report on social and environmental harms, a move green groups call a 'betrayal'. Discover the details and backlash.
£3.50 charity shop bag sells for £400 on Vinted
A savvy shopper turned a £3.50 charity shop purchase into a £400 windfall by selling a vintage Fendi bag on Vinted. Discover her secrets and the debate around reselling.
Personal Shoppers' 17 Rules for Perfect Gift-Giving
Struggling to find the perfect present? Top UK personal shoppers share their 17 essential rules for stress-free, memorable gift-giving this festive season. Learn their secrets now!
Heathrow's new £7 drop-off fee and 10-minute limit for 2026
Heathrow Airport is introducing a strict 10-minute time limit and a £7 charge for terminal drop-offs from January 2026. Here's what drivers need to know to avoid fines.
OBR in Crisis: Is the UK's Budget Watchdog Fit for Purpose?
After leaks and a resignation, the Office for Budget Responsibility faces existential questions. We examine its role, accuracy, and whether it still serves the public interest. Read the full analysis.
Why 2026 is private markets' regulatory reckoning
A wave of new rules from the FCA, SEC, and ESMA is set to transform private equity and venture capital by 2026. Discover the key changes and how firms must prepare now.
Overseas Nurse Recruitment to UK Plummets by 50%
New figures show a dramatic 50% fall in foreign nurses joining the UK register, with racism and immigration rules blamed. Experts warn of severe NHS staffing consequences.
Barney Dinosaur caught fly-tipping on Southend CCTV
CCTV captures a person in a purple dinosaur costume illegally dumping rubbish in Southend-on-Sea, sparking online amusement and debate over new bin collection rules. Read the full story.
Collina wants VAR for corners at World Cup
FIFA referees chief Pierluigi Collina supports using VAR for corner decisions at the 2026 World Cup, provided it causes no delay. He also discusses second yellows and time-wasting.
Lloyds boss says capital rules are slowing UK growth
Lloyds Banking Group CEO Charlie Nunn argues post-crisis deleveraging has hampered the UK economy. The Bank of England has now eased capital rules, citing robust bank strength.
Porn site fined £1m by Ofcom over age verification failings
Ofcom has issued a £1m fine to adult website operator AVS for inadequate age checks. New data reveals the impact of the Online Safety Act on protecting children online. Read the full report.
Gaza Strike Kills Five, Including Children
An Israeli missile strike in Khan Younis has killed five, including two children, Gaza's civil defence says. The attack follows a clash that wounded Israeli soldiers.
Trump Administration Scraps US Fuel Efficiency Standards
The Trump administration has finalised a major rollback of US vehicle fuel efficiency rules, a move experts warn will increase emissions and consumer costs. Read the full analysis.
Explaining football's second yellow card substitution rule
Why can a player who gets two yellow cards be replaced? We delve into the obscure rule that has baffled fans and its surprising history. Discover the logic behind this footballing quirk.
Cartoonist Ella Baron satirises Rachel Reeves' fiscal rules
Political cartoonist Ella Baron offers a sharp visual critique of Chancellor Rachel Reeves' fiscal rules. Explore the symbolism and commentary in this Guardian feature.
DVSA warning to drivers over cyclist overtaking rules
The DVSA has issued a crucial reminder on safe overtaking distances for cyclists. Learn the Highway Code rules to avoid penalties and protect vulnerable road users.
Hegseth told soldiers to ignore legal advice on engagement rules
US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth instructed soldiers in Iraq to disregard legal advice on rules of engagement, a stance now under scrutiny after a deadly Caribbean strike. Read the full investigation.
Reeves Budget Misleads on Tax Hike Reasons
Analysis shows Rachel Reeves' budget tax rises were not for 'benefits street' but to appease bond markets. The figures expose a misleading narrative about fiscal choices.
OBR vs Treasury: Ministers' Fiscal 'Theatre of Errors'
The Treasury is accused of undermining the OBR's forecasts, creating a 'theatre of errors' that risks UK economic stability. Read our analysis of the fiscal rules clash.
Woman faces £1k fine for wrong way tube escalator walk
A London commuter has pleaded not guilty after being charged with walking the wrong way on a TfL escalator, in a case that could see her fined up to £1,000. Read the full story.
VAR Could Adjudicate Corners at 2026 World Cup
Football's lawmakers are exploring a major change that could see VAR used to rule on corner kicks at the 2026 World Cup. Could this be the game's next tech revolution?
Tasmania's stadium debate divides Hobart in major rally
Thousands gathered at Hobart's parliament house in a dramatic pro-stadium rally as Tasmania's AFL dream hangs in the balance. Will politicians approve the controversial $1.13bn project this week?
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