King Charles and Queen Camilla Land in US for State Visit
King Charles III and Queen Camilla have landed in Maryland for a four-day state visit to the US, their first as monarchs. They will meet President Trump and attend a state dinner.
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Superdry Co-Founder Accused of Rape After Night Out
James Holder, 54, co-founder of Superdry, is accused of raping a woman at her home after a night out in Cheltenham. The trial at Gloucester Crown Court continues.
Sam Stanton Reveals Chris Robinson Gaslighting Moment on MAFS
Sam Stanton opens up about the exact moment he saw Chris Robinson's true colors during Feedback Week on Married at First Sight Australia, calling him a gaslighter.
MP Demands EFL Answers on West Brom Points Deduction
West Bromwich MP Sarah Coombes has written to the EFL demanding a full explanation after the Baggies were docked two points for a financial breach, sparking fan anger.
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Bin Workers Offered £16,000 Payout to End Strike
Birmingham bin workers could receive £16,000 each under a proposed deal to end the 16-month strike, but the agreement depends on Labour winning the May 7 election.
Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse: Full Timeline
A timeline of Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse's relationship from 2018 to 2026, including milestones, parenthood, and recent marriage speculation.
Birmingham Bin Strike Update Sparks Political Backlash
Labour's bin strike update in Birmingham has been slammed as 'desperate' and 'pathetic' by rivals, despite leader John Cotton claiming an end is 'within sight'.
Unite Warns of Escalation in Birmingham Bin Strike
Unite the union issues a stark warning to escalate the Birmingham bin strike despite council leader John Cotton's claim that an end is 'within sight'. The dispute continues ahead of local elections.
Mayor Welcomes Possible End to Birmingham Bin Strikes
West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker welcomes a potential deal to end Birmingham bin strikes, urging full honor of the agreement after local elections.
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Birmingham Bin Strike End 'Within Sight' Says Leader
Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton says a negotiated settlement to end the 16-month bin strike is now within sight, with a new improved offer for Unite union members.
Tributes for Two Boys Killed in Wolverhampton Fire
Dozens of flowers, soft toys, and heartfelt notes have been left outside a Wolverhampton home where two young boys died in a house fire.
Birmingham Bin Strike: Key Moments as Deal 'Agreed'
Charting the key moments since the Birmingham bin strike began in January 2025, as a deal to end the long-running dispute has been 'agreed' in April 2026.
Birmingham Bin Strike Deal Imminent as Council Set for Announcement
Birmingham City Council leader John Cotton is set to make a 'huge' announcement on the 16-month bin strike, with speculation of a deal with Unite union.
HMRC Forces £2,500 Compliance on Low Earners Under MTD
HMRC is making former sole traders earning just £4,000 comply with Making Tax Digital for three years, leading to high accountancy fees.
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Starmer Chairs Emergency Cobra Meeting on Iran War
PM Starmer convenes emergency Cobra committee with Bank of England to address Iran war economic fallout amid soaring oil prices and stalled peace talks.
DWP New Income Rule for Universal Credit and Housing Benefit
DWP introduces new income disregards for Housing Benefit in supported housing, phasing out Universal Credit and Housing Benefit for certain earners from Autumn 2026.
Hyndburn Planning Applications April 20-26
Hyndburn Borough Council registered planning applications including conversion of barns to homes at Blacklaw Farm, extensions, dormers, and tree works.
DWP Sends £238 to Retirees: Separate from State Pension
DWP issues £238 weekly Pension Credit to retirees, separate from state pension. Expert warns against relying solely on state pension for retirement income.
Nationwide Customer to Run for Board at July AGM
Nationwide faces a historic AGM in July as member James Sherwin-Smith secures ballot access, potentially becoming the first customer on the board in nearly 25 years.
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FCDO Warns Against Travel to Eritrea Amid Tensions
The FCDO updated travel advice for Eritrea, warning of high tensions with Ethiopia, conscription surges, and security risks. Tourists are urged to stay away from borders and military areas.
Rachel Reeves Confirms £410 VED Charge for Older Cars
Rachel Reeves confirms a £410 VED charge for cars made between 2001 and 2017 under new Labour rates. Band J vehicles face the fee from 2026-2027.
Trade bodies warn guaranteed hours could threaten jobs
Four trade bodies warn that proposed guaranteed hours under the Employment Rights Act could reduce opportunities and worsen conditions, urging amendments to protect jobs.
DWP Cuts Health Benefit for New UC Claimants in May
The DWP will reduce health top-up payments for new Universal Credit claimants from May, cutting the weekly amount by nearly £50, as part of controversial welfare changes announced by Rachel Reeves.
Triple Lock Uncertainty for 13 Million State Pensioners
The Triple Lock guarantee, benefiting 13 million state pensioners, is under scrutiny. Labour confirms it stays this Parliament, but long-term uncertainty looms.
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Morrison delays West Brom future talks after safety
James Morrison insists discussions on his permanent appointment as West Brom head coach can wait until the season ends after guiding the club to Championship safety.
Tesco Tags £2 Towels to Combat Shoplifting
Tesco has placed security tags on packs of £2 hand towels in a London store, highlighting the severity of the UK shoplifting epidemic. Customers and experts react.
£5m Urgent Repairs Approved for Lindsworth School
Birmingham City Council is set to approve nearly £5m for fire safety and roof repairs at Lindsworth School in Kings Norton, ensuring a safe learning environment for pupils with special needs.
New 90-Day Notice Rule for Bank Account Closures
From 28 April, major UK banks must give customers at least 90 days' notice before closing accounts, replacing the previous two-month requirement.
Wednesbury Health Centre Flats Plan After HMO Scrapped
A former health centre in Wednesbury could become ten flats after a 38-bed HMO plan was withdrawn following objections from the local MP and residents.
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190 Homes Proposed for Tidbury Green Village
Bloor Homes applies for 190 homes in Tidbury Green, including 95 affordable units, with plans for play areas, orchard, and allotments.
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