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As summer gets underway, you might be looking to refresh your home. But with the cost of living biting for many, you might think that a home makeover is outside of your budget.But interior design expert Kate Conrad has shared her advice on how to update your home with this year’s trends, which are dominating 2026, and they don’t need to break the bank.“As we approach the second half of 2026, I know many homeowners are looking for affordable ways to bring their house up to date with this year’s trends without the need for expensive renovations or full room…
Police say 60 Crystal Palace fans classified as “known troublemakers” were ordered to leave Leipzig city centre on Tuesday evening while two arrests were made following clashes between supporters of the Eagles and Rayo Vallecano.Thousands of fans have travelled to Leipzig for the Conference League final between Palace and Spanish side side Vallecano on Wednesday (20:00 BST).After videos appeared online of rival fans clashing in the German city on Tuesday, Saxon State Police confirmed two arrests were made and all individuals involved in the disturbance were ordered to leave the area.Two officers, one from the Federal Police and one from…
Six people have now died in Britain’s waters during this May heatwave as police discover a body in a search for a 12-year-old boy. A body was discovered in the River Ribble at Ribchester, Lancashire, on Tuesday evening following an extensive search operation for a schoolboy.The youngster had been swimming with friends when he ran into difficulty at around 2pm. Police officers and firefighters equipped with underwater search capabilities scoured the area until recovering a body from the water around 7.50pm.”We believe it to be the body of the missing boy,” Lancashire Police said – though formal identification is still…
“I would say people from overseas who are legally living here and who have been given housing and treated with dignity as human beings,” Mr Hulbert said. “I don’t know what it says about us that we both choose to phrase it differently in that way.”“Oh come on,” Ben hit back, adding: “Don’t be a snowflake, Mathew!”Undeterred, Mr Hulbert questioned: “How are they languishing? Do you mean living? Is that what you mean, Ben? Living in council housing?”“They are just sitting there because they’re not working for most of the time, I suspect, because they wouldn’t be in council housing…
A major high street retailer is set to close all 21 of its UK stores despite being rescued in a last-minute takeover deal.The move follows the purchase of British handbag brand Radley out of administration by Gordon Brothers, the American investment firm that also owns Poundland.The Boston-based distressed retail specialist acquired Radley’s brand and intellectual property through a pre-pack administration process negotiated with restructuring advisers at FTI Consulting.While the deal preserves the Radley brand, it does not include the retailer’s store network.As a result, all 21 outlets across the UK are set to close, with 42 retail roles being lost.FTI…
Petrol and diesel drivers are set to be slapped with a “stealth tax” hike next year, despite the Prime Minister and Chancellor announcing a delay to fuel duty plans.Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves confirmed last week that it would freeze the fuel duty cut amid soaring petrol and diesel costs stemming from the Iran war crisis.A 5p per litre fuel duty freeze was first introduced by the previous Conservative Government in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which sent shockwaves through the global economy.Under plans announced in the recent Autumn Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced that the 5p…
Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill has signed a four-year contract extension to keep him at the helm until 2032.O’Neill had been appointed interim Blackburn Rovers boss in February, but it was announced earlier in the month that he would not be taking on the role on a permanent basis.
WATCH: Fire crews in attendance at Golders Green supermarket | GB NEWS By George Bunn, Published: 27/05/2026 – 07:51Updated: 27/05/2026 – 07:53Officers are responding to a major fire at one of Britain’s largest Jewish supermarkets in Golders Green.Emergency services are in attendance at the Kosher Kingdom on Golders Green Road near the junction with Beverley Gardens.The London Fire Brigade has advised residents to stay away from the area while fire crews tackle the blaze.The cause of the fire is not yet known. A spokesman from the brigade said: “A number of road closures are in place, including on Golders Green Road…
Labour MPs have been left divided after ex-Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair landed blows against Sir Keir Starmer, Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham and ex-Health Secretary Wes Streeting. Sir Tony, who previously criticised Sir Keir over his response to events in Iran, penned a highly critical essay singling out the Prime Minister’s push to shake up workers’ rights laws, phase out British oil and implement an above-inflation uplift to the minimum wage.He wrote: “It is because we don’t have a worked-out coherent plan for the country in a fast-changing world and are in the wrong political position from which we…
Households across Britain are set to face higher energy bills this summer after the energy price cap rose by 13 per cent.The increase means the typical household paying by Direct Debit will see annual costs climb to £1,862 between July 1 and September 30, 2026.Millions of households will pay more than £200 extra a year on their bills from July.The new cap, announced by Ofgem, is based on the average energy unit rate and standing charge paid by customers in England, Scotland and Wales. While the figure reflects annual costs, the amount households actually pay will depend on how much…