PIP Claimants Can Request Key DWP Document Ahead of Benefit Reform: What It Covers
PIP claimants can request a copy of their assessment report ahead of the wider DWP benefit reform timetable. Here is what the document contains and how to request it.
Monzo Launches Phone Plan That Gets Cheaper Every Year: What It Covers
Monzo has launched a phone plan that reduces monthly cost each year of ownership. Here is how the plan works, the eligibility rules and how it compares with traditional mobile contracts.
DWP £200 Payment for State Pensioners: Who Qualifies and When It Lands
The DWP has confirmed £200 Winter Fuel Payment top-up for state pensioners born before specified dates. Here is who qualifies, the qualifying week and how the payment is made.
Givaudan Plant Explosion Was a Catastrophe Waiting to Happen, Says U.S. Safety Board Final Report
The U.S. Chemical Safety Board's final report into the 2024 Givaudan plant explosion in Louisville says it was 'a catastrophe waiting to happen'. Two workers died. The reactor's pressure relief system was four times too small.
Crystal Palace Win UEFA Conference League 2026: Mateta Goal Seals Historic First European Trophy
Crystal Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig on 27 May 2026 to win the UEFA Conference League. Jean-Philippe Mateta scored the only goal. Oliver Glasner departs with three trophies.
How Many GCSEs Do You Take? UK Guide for Students
Most students in England take 9 to 11 GCSEs. Compulsory core subjects account for 5 to 6. Find out what universities look for, what happens if you fail English or maths, and whether more GCSEs is always better.
GCSE Options: How to Choose Your Subjects in Year 9
GCSE options are chosen at the end of year 9. Most students take 9 to 11 GCSEs, including core compulsory subjects plus 3 to 4 optional choices. Find out what the EBacc is and how to choose subjects that support your plans.
GCSE Grading System UK: 9 to 1 Scale Explained
GCSE grades in England run from 9 to 1. Grade 4 is a standard pass, grade 5 is a strong pass. Find out what each grade means and how the old A* to G scale compares.
GCSE Exam Dates 2026: Timetable, Start Date and Results Day
GCSE exams 2026 start on 4 May and run to 26 June. Results day is 20 August. Find out how to get your personal timetable and what to do if exams clash.
GCSE Results Day 2026: Date, Time and What to Do
GCSE results day 2026 is Thursday 20 August. Find out what time results are released, how to collect them, and what to do if your grades are lower than expected.
Responsible Lottery Play: How GamCare and the Gambling Commission Support UK Players
Lottery games can become a problem for some players. Here is how UK regulators, the National Lottery operator and support services manage responsible play and where to find help.
Set For Life Results: How the £10,000 a Month for 30 Years Prize Works
Set For Life pays its top prize as £10,000 a month for 30 years. Here is how the draw works, the prize structure and how the annuity payment is paid.
Thunderball Results and Prize Tiers: How the Daily Draw Works
Thunderball draws happen four times a week. Here is how the prize structure works, the £500,000 top prize and how the Thunderball number adds to the prize mix.
EuroMillions Results and UK Millionaire Maker: How the Draw Works
EuroMillions draws take place every Tuesday and Friday across nine European countries. Here is how the jackpot works, the UK Millionaire Maker and how to claim a prize.
Lotto Results Live: How the National Lottery Lotto Draw Works
Lotto draws take place every Wednesday and Saturday. Here is how the prize structure works, how winning numbers are drawn and how to claim a prize.
EU Entry Exit System: What UK Travellers Face from September 2026
The EU Entry/Exit System applies biometric checks to UK travellers on stays up to 90 days in 180. The transition flexibility easing summer queues ends on 6 September 2026.
EasyJet Fare Changes and Fuel Surcharges: What the Latest Pricing Move Means
EasyJet has confirmed fare changes citing higher fuel costs. Here is what the latest pricing move covers, how it compares with Ryanair and the rules on existing bookings.
Spain Travel Disease Warnings: What Foreign Office Advice Currently Says
Foreign Office advice for Spain includes guidance on disease outbreaks and health risks during the summer travel season. Here is what the current advice covers.
UK Passport Renewal Wait Times: How Long Applications Are Currently Taking
His Majesty's Passport Office processes most renewal applications within three weeks. Here is the current wait time, how to track applications and the fast-track options.
UK ETA Fee Rises to £20: What the April Increase Means for Visitors
The UK Electronic Travel Authorisation fee rose from £16 to £20 on 8 April. Here is who needs an ETA, how to apply and how the fee compares with EU and US equivalents.
Bank Fraud Helpline 159: How the Stop Scams UK Service Works
Dialling 159 connects callers directly to their bank's fraud team. Here is how Stop Scams UK runs the service, which banks participate and what to do if you suspect a scam.
Royal Mail Delivery Fee Scam: How the SMS Pattern Works and What to Do
Royal Mail delivery fee scam texts target millions of UK phones each year. Here is how the pattern works, what to look for and how to report the scam to Royal Mail and 7726.
HMRC Tax Refund Scam: How Fake Refund Texts and Emails Work
HMRC tax refund scams remain one of the most common impersonation attacks in the UK. Here is how the scam works, the red flags and the official HMRC reporting routes.
NCSC Impersonation Scam: How Criminals Pretend to Be Cyber Security Officials
Scammers are impersonating National Cyber Security Centre officials in cold calls. Here is what the NCSC says about the scam, the red flags and how to report it.
QR Code Phishing Warning: How NCSC Says the Scams Work and How to Spot Them
The National Cyber Security Centre has highlighted a rise in QR code phishing emails. Here is how the attack works, what to look for and how to report scams to Action Fraud and the NCSC.
Consumer Rights Act Refund Rules: When Shops Must Give Your Money Back
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 sets out when shops must offer refunds. Here is what the 30-day, six-month and six-year rules mean for shoppers in the UK.
Iceland Bonus Card Closure: How the Scheme Is Changing for Frozen Food Shoppers
Iceland has confirmed changes to the Bonus Card scheme, the supermarket's long-running savings programme. Here is what is changing and how customers can transfer balances.
Marks and Spencer Cyber Attack Response: What Customers Should Watch For
Marks and Spencer has dealt with a major cyber attack that affected operations and customer data. Here is what the latest position is, how the ICO investigation is progressing and what customers should watch for.
Aldi Specialbuys and Middle Aisle: How the Promotion Cycle Works
Aldi Specialbuys offer time-limited deals on non-food items. Here is how the twice-weekly cycle works, what to expect each week and the rules on returns.
Nectar Prices and Sainsbury's Loyalty Scheme: How the Programme Compares
Sainsbury's Nectar Prices programme matches Tesco Clubcard with lower prices for members. Here is how it works, the partner brands and how to maximise the points.