One birthday brings a pile of paperwork, a ticking clock and consequences that many motorists only learn about the hard way. As thousands approach a milestone birthday each month, a simple administrative slip can take the car keys off the […]

Planning an autumn escape in your motorhome or with a caravan in tow? A fresh border routine could reshape your European road trip. From 12 October, the European Union will switch on a new Entry/Exit System that changes how British

Morning miles feel different depending on your choice of wheels or heels, but the energy maths may surprise you. Your body tells you a story every time you travel. On two feet you work hard for each step. On two

Cold mornings feel longer when gardens fall silent. Yet a simple, affordable trick can bring colour, movement and song back. As autumn bites and food thins out, Britain’s favourite red-breasted visitor starts searching low to the ground for easy pickings.

Shoppers scanning empty units may soon recognise a familiar logo as a major American label prepares fresh lights and fittings. After years of retreat and an online-only presence, Gap will reopen physical doors in the capital, testing whether British shoppers

A quiet morning on Worthing’s seafront has shifted a tense 24 hours, with pubs weighing risk, routine and the evening’s trade. Motorhomes that lined Marine Parade on 28 August sparked swift responses from town-centre venues and a visible police presence

A familiar blue logo will soon reappear on busy streets, just as shoppers weigh budgets, gifts and winter layers before Christmas. After a four‑year absence from bricks and mortar, Gap is stepping back onto the UK high street with a

Autumn hedges rustle, mornings sharpen, and your lawn suddenly feels watched. Small changes outdoors can trigger daily visits. Across Britain, gardeners report a surge of red-breasted guests as temperatures dip and daylight shortens. Food grows scarce in leaf litter and

Colder nights push households back to the hob, where one cheap, cheerful pot has become the midweek fallback across Britain. As grocery budgets tighten, a four-ingredient lentil soup has quietly emerged as a dependable autumn staple. It takes a short

Skies across the UK may deliver a rare, glowing spectacle this week, if the clouds part and timing is right. The full Moon rising on Tuesday brings a striking combination of timing and proximity. It arrives near the Moon’s closest

A pale gold disc will climb over rooftops and fields this Tuesday. A familiar sight, yet charged with extra drama. The first full Moon of autumn that looks larger and brighter than usual arrives after dusk, bringing a rare run

A late-summer evening on the Sussex coast took an unexpected turn, as whispers spread and pub doors briefly stayed shut. By nightfall on 28 August, a line of motorhomes along Marine Parade had prompted swift changes from several Worthing venues.

As heating bills rise and lunches shrink, kitchens across Britain are turning to soup pots for cheaper weekday comfort warmth. One budget recipe is quietly winning the season: a four-ingredient lentil soup coming in at about 49p a portion, with

Norway’s camp has shifted after a statement from the FA, and Manchester City supporters are watching every detail this week. The national team reshuffled their plans after a five-goal win changed the mood, the workload, and the travel calendar. One

A fresh line of attack on Alzheimer’s has emerged from an unexpected source: the brain’s own border guards and natural waste routes. Researchers in China and Spain report that tiny engineered particles can coax the blood–brain barrier to pump out

A quiet corner of Surrey where commuters, families and food‑lovers rub shoulders amid woods, trains and bustling markets and festivals. That corner has just been thrust into the spotlight. A national lifestyle guide has crowned Haslemere Surrey’s number one place

Norway’s dazzling week delivered goals, milestones and a surprise reshuffle, as club agendas tug at the busy autumn calendar. Erling Haaland has left the Norway camp ahead of schedule, returning to Manchester City before a low‑stakes friendly against New Zealand.

Families and first‑time buyers are eyeing leafy postcodes again as schools, rail links and high streets reshape where people settle. Across Surrey, the annual league table of liveability has shuffled the pack and refocused attention on what really matters day

Leafy edges, fast trains, and a high street with bite. One Essex town quietly stacks the odds in its favour. Set on the fringe of Epping Forest, Buckhurst Hill blends village calm with city reach. Its main drag hums, its

You wash, you moisturise, you sanitise. You expect safety. Fresh scrutiny now raises awkward questions about everyday routines. A US manufacturer has widened a summer recall to sweep in dozens more personal care lines, from deodorants to shampoos. The trigger

As memory loss shadows more households, a lab-made particle hints that the brain’s own gatekeepers could be coached to help. Researchers in China and Spain report a nanoparticle that latches onto a protein on the blood–brain barrier, nudging the brain

Your morning wash might not be as harmless as it seems, especially for vulnerable people, with new concerns over everyday toiletries. DermaRite Industries has widened a safety recall to cover dozens more personal-care items after tests found contamination with Burkholderia

Leafy lanes meet lively shopping streets. A forest edge frames café tables. Trains hum towards the city. Choices shape days. Across Essex, people keep talking about one border town that blends weekend calm with weekday convenience. Buckhurst Hill, edging Epping

A quiet decision about what happens to a body after death is stirring strong feelings across Northern Ireland this autumn. For many, the question has shifted from whether to donate organs to whether to donate everything. A reopened scheme at

Fresh data shows more people than ever rely on disability support, and a quiet rule could lock in longer awards. New Department for Work and Pensions figures reveal a record caseload for personal independence payment, while guidance sheds light on

If your Sunday roast greens taste flat, the fault likely lies with the pan and a habit many kitchens never question. Across thousands of British kitchens, broccoli and cauliflower go limp in boiling water before ever reaching the plate. A

Benefit paperwork can shape years of your life. New data hints some people face fewer reassessments and longer support. Fresh Department for Work and Pensions figures show a surge in Personal Independence Payment claims and a clear pattern in award

Quiet decisions made years earlier are now reshaping medical training, as the most intimate gift becomes a public service. Across Northern Ireland, people from every decade of life are weighing a question that feels personal yet civic. They are choosing

New figures reveal a surge in mobility leases across Britain as drivers brace for fresh prices and model choices in October. With more than 815,000 people now leasing through the Motability Scheme, the next quarterly price list arrives on 1

London slides from summer to routine, and a familiar face steps into focus at a place many of you know well. After a quiet August, the Princess of Wales returned to public-facing work alongside the Prince of Wales at the

A late-summer return brings crisp shirts, a smart blazer and a purpose-filled walk through London’s most storied museum gardens. The Princess of Wales stepped back into public duty alongside Prince William at the Natural History Museum, pairing a smart blazer

If your greens keep landing limp and grey, a beloved TV cook’s shortcut is quietly rewriting what happens on British hobs. Mary Berry urges home cooks to ditch the saucepan and use a hot pan instead, teasing sweetness from broccoli

Change is coming to a scheme millions rely on for daily life. Your next lease choice and costs could look different. The Motability Scheme will refresh its Autumn price list on 1 October, a quarterly reset that affects vehicle choice

A high-priced dinner in Florida, missing Commons time and a paperwork mess now swirl around Nigel Farage this week again. Nigel Farage has acknowledged breaching Commons rules after failing to register a March trip to Tallahassee, where he headlined a

As the cost of living bites and benefit checks tighten, one case reveals how paperwork and pressure can collide. A 36-year-old mother has admitted receiving Universal Credit while listed as a co-owner of a home, a contradiction that triggered an

Your breakfast routine might be wasting money and flavour. A familiar kitchen habit many Britons swear by is facing a rethink. The long-running question over where to keep eggs has flared again, and Mary Berry has weighed in. Her kitchen