Suppliers slow to pass on falling prices after absorbing months of cost increasesmore

Time is running out for people to use any standard non-barcoded stamps as Monday is the last day they can be used to post items. more

Banks are closing more than 1,000 accounts every working day, according to new data that has fuelled the growing row over so-called “debanking” and prompted Nigel Farage to call for a royal commission to investigate what he said was a scandal.more

The British military is training in Devon County more than 2,000 commandos from an elite Ukrainian brigade that is expected to take part in the liberation of Crimea from Russian occupation before Christmas, reports the Sunday Express, based on its sources.more

A mass for the intention of the insurgents and the laying of flowers on their graves commemorated yesterday in London the 79th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising, which falls tomorrow.more

Rishi Sunak declared yesterday that he "is on the side of the drivers" and announced that he ordered a review of all restricted car zones established by local authorities - and arousing considerable controversy among residents.more

The greenest, calmest place in London has been named- and it’s home to some of the capital’s most favourite parks. The prestigious Green Flag award has been handed out for 2023 and the capital’s greenest borough has gone - once again - to Hillingdon in West London.more

Consultancy firm Cornwall Insight has forecast “relatively small fluctuations” for energy regulator Ofgem’s price cap through to September next year, which it expects will fall to £1,860 for a typical dual fuel household in October 2023.more

It may only be July but Christmas cannot, apparently, come soon enough for some Londoners who are now counting the days to Winter Wonderland 2023.more

A South London council has voted to publicly condemn the Met Police, with one councillor saying the force is a “rotten orchard” instead of having “a few bad apples”. Greenwich Council has voted to urge the Met Police to accept findings that it is “institutionally racist, homphobic, sexist and misogynistic”. more

Burnt bones and traces of pits dug in prehistoric times were found during work on the construction of a rocket launcher on the island of Unst in Shetland. Archaeologists called to the site found that it was the remains of a Bronze Age cremation ceremony.more

Prince Harry could be welcomed back by Brits if he splits from his wife Meghan Markle, according to her former friend. more

Drivers buying used cars which will avoid daily fees from the planned expansion of London’s ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) are being hit by a “price penalty”, according to new analysis.more

Producers at Selling Sunset might need to consider swapping Los Angeles for a series in London – as the capital is one of the best places in the world to watch the sun go down. Apparently. You might not see the sun disappear behind mountains or from a beach around these parts but there is something beautiful about how it lingers in the sky – if it ever comes out at all.more

Forget about Saint-Tropez and go instead to Sopot, where there is the same glitz and splendor for a fraction of the price, encourages the British daily "Daily Mail" on its website.more

Britain has lost 6,000 storefronts in five years, new figures show, with financial pressures forcing shop owners to close their stores and leave cities with undesirable “gap-toothed high streets”.more

Tents could be used to house up to 2,000 migrants on disused military sites next month, under plans drawn up by the home secretary, Suella Braverman, in an effort to avoid accommodating asylum seekers in hotels.more

The British Ministry of Defense has launched an investigation after a typo in the address resulted in a number of e-mails containing confidential information being sent to Mali - a country that is now a Russian ally - instead of to the US military.more

Dangerous allergic reactions are rising in England and now cause some 25,000 NHS hospital stays a year, data shows. more

The UK government is allowing Russian oligarchs to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars despite freezing their accounts, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing obtained documents and people familiar with the matter.more

Record numbers of police officers are quitting their jobs at forces in England and Wales, figures show. In the year to March, 4,668 officers left after a voluntary resignation.more

E-bike and e-scooter batteries should be regulated in the same way as fireworks after a spate of fatal fires in the UK, a safety charity has said.more

The 128 sq ft balcony is located on Stanhope Gardens in Kensington, where the average property costs £1,388,750. more

Almost two thirds of London renters (62 per cent) believe they do not earn enough to be able to save for a deposit to buy a home, according to exclusive research from homebuying and investment platform Allbricks.more

The latest travel casualty of the UK being outside the European Union’s Schengen area: flights to Catania in Sicily. The airport, which is the main gateway to the island, closed on 16 July because of fire damage to a terminal building.more