Estate agency Hamptons has revealed it is cheaper to rent a home then purchase your own, for the first time in six years. Ongoing research shows that, before the pandemic in March 2020, buyers who put down a 10% deposit were better off over the… Read More »It is cheaper to rent a home in the private sector, then buy one
The lockdown rules, which were due to ease on June 21st, will be delayed by four weeks according to Government sources. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will present the news in a conference later today. Senior Ministers approved the delaying of lockdown rules. This delay means… Read More »Ease of lockdown rules to be delayed
WhatsApp launches its first major advertising campaign in the UK focused on privacy. The move comes after customer backlash against announced changes to its terms and conditions. The marketing campaign, set to run internationally, starts on Monday in the UK and Germany. Earlier this year,… Read More »WhatsApp privacy campaign launched after backlash
‘Freedom Day’, the last lifting of all Covid restrictions in England is on 21 June. But public health officials urge for a delay to “stop us going backwards”. A government announcement is expected on Monday regarding whether or not removal of restrictions will go ahead.… Read More »Freedom Day may have to wait as health officials urge lockdown lift delay
Scientists have found that consistent and intense exercise can increase your risk of developing Motor Neurone Disease, if you are genetically at risk. A team of scientists at the University of Sheffield are making it clear, they do not want people to stop exercising. However,… Read More »Motor Neurone Disease risk from regular working out
Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the relationship between the UK and the US is ‘indestructible’, after meeting President Joe Biden for the first time. The pair met as President Biden visits the UK for the G7 summit of world leaders in Cornwall. The PM says… Read More »Relationship between UK and US is ‘Indestructible’
England’s Children’s Commisioner says more needs to be done to stop underage usage of OnlyFans. An investigation by BBC news found people under the age of 18 were selling explicit videos. They use fake ID’s to set up profiles, with some users as young as… Read More »More needs to be done to stop under 18s using OnlyFans
Britain’s economy has grown by over 2.3% since the hospitality and retail sectors reopened in April. The countries gross domestic product, or GDP, stands at over 27.6% higher than the same month last year. This growth is easily explained as this time last year the… Read More »UK economy boom as hospitality sector reopens
Euro 2020 starts on Friday 11 June 2021, after the Covid pandemic delayed the tournament from happening last year. It is a unique event, playing across 11 countries in Europe, with the final match on 11 July. It will be notable for a number of… Read More »Euro 2020 Kicks Off: All you need to know about the Football Tournament
A health care assistant has been given a suspended prison sentence after using a deceased patients card to buy snacks. Health care assistant Ayesha Basharat took the card of a patient who passed away 17 minutes earlier. She used the card to make six different… Read More »Health Care Assistant uses deceased patients card to buy snacks