Best milk to drink for your gut and reduce risk of heart disease
The variety of milk available in supermarkets is wider than ever. Meaning the task of choosing the healthiest option is somewhat complex.
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Martin Lewis confirms HMRC's £50 compensation payments for 577,000 parents
Some of the 577,000 parents who experienced financial frustration earlier this month when their regular Child Benefit payment from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) was delayed due to an error, have started to receive compensation payments of £50 for their troubles from the tax department.
Rodriguez shines as Colombia beat Paraguay 2-1 in Copa America opener
James Rodriguez created both goals in Colombia's 2-1 win over Paraguay in their opening Copa America Group D game in Houston on Monday (Jun 24), as the 2001 champions extended their unbeaten run to 24 matches.
Martin Lewis hails new EDF energy tariff for low-end billpayers
Martin Lewis has praised a new energy tariff which could significantly benefit low-end energy users. Speaking on the latest episode of his podcast, the money-saving expert said a new tariff on the market is discounting standing charges, something which he has long complained against.
Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone with a savings account
Martin Lewis is encouraging millions of individuals with savings or cash in an ISA account to review their accounts as they could be losing out on higher interest rates.
I found a high-street store doing the viral welded bracelets £90 cheaper than Selfridges
Welded bracelets that are permanently attached to your wrist have taken TikTok, and the world, by storm. The trend first emerged in 2014 when Italian brand, Atelier VM, developed its 18-carat gold L’Essenziale bracelet, which is said to be the first bracelet in the history of jewellery-making to be welded directly onto the body.
Man City legal action and 115 charges position offers stark indicator amid expert verdicts
Manchester City's twin pronged fight with the Premier League remains ongoing as the club await a date on their 115 charges case, having also taken on the top flight to contest Associated Party Transaction (APT) rules.
Sex workers can now have regular job contracts in Belgium
In Belgium prostitutes will soon have access to the same social rights as other employees, thanks to a law adopted in May 2024. The new rules allow them to sign job contracts with approved employers. It's an unprecedented effort to regulate the sector, but not everyone is convinced, as Euronews Witness reports.