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A brand-new Brexit advertising campaign has warned Brits to renew passports now. Brits looking to head abroad are being told to urgently check travel plans.The warnings come in case of a No Deal Brexit, which could spark chaos.more

Customers will have to be told if they can make savings on their mortgage under new Central Bank rules that come into effect today. Banks will now have to give customers 60 days notice before their fixed-term contract ends and give details of the new rate.more

More than half the councils in London failed to use new powers to fine rogue landlords last year, leading to criticism town halls are not doing enough to protect vulnerable tenants in "deathtrap" homes.more

Dozens of couples have had to delay their marriages after their relationships were wrongly labelled as fake.Officials have objected to 320 proposed marriages in the past two years due to concerns they would be sham marriages or "marriages of convenience".more

The British curry industry is "dying" because of Brexit and staff shortages, leading restaurateurs have warned. The fall in the value of sterling since Britain voted to leave the European Union has drastically increased the costs of running curry houses across the country.more

Millions of British expats in Europe could be without healthcare in the event of a no deal Brexit, while EU nationals resident in the UK before 29 March will still be eligible for NHS treatment, the government has confirmed.more

Around 20% of people aged 18-30 are being underpaid and the figure is higher among young black people, at 25%, according to the study by the Young Women's Trust.more

EU nationals and remain campaigners have reacted with anger to a Home Office video outlining the application process for EU citizens who want to continue living in the country after 31 December 2020.more

Met Police commissioner Cressida Dick said there would be consequences if the UK suddenly has no access to systems including the EU's policing and security databases.more

Ober 3 500 were refused entry to Ireland at passport control in the last year, TheJournal.ie has learned. Figures released under a Freedom of Information request showed how 487 Albanians were refused entry to the State - the country with the most refusals. more

A warning has been issued to new drone owners about flying the devices as soon as they unwrap them following the chaos at Gatwick Airport.more

Car owners who allow learner drivers to use their cars unaccompanied will face fines or jail terms under new laws coming into force from midnight tonight.more

If the train is late for more than an hour, the passenger can get compensation in the amount of 1/4 or half of the ticket price - reminds PKP Intercity. These rules apply to long-distance trains, and result from the EU regulation.more

The Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) will start providing legal abortion services from January 7, it has confirmed.more

Rules for how the ban on under-18s will work were quietly passed by the House of Commons on Monday this week - and are expected to be in place by April.more

Banks will no longer be allowed to charge higher prices for unarranged overdrafts, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.more

Workers on zero-hour contracts, agency employees or "gig economy" workers are to be better protected by a package of workplace reforms, the government says.more

Supermarket chain Marks and Spencer has clashed with police over plans to sell alcohol from 7am in a London branch. more

The German Bundestag passed a law introducing the "third sex", in addition to male and female.more

Heathrow is to offer thousands of its European workers financial help to try to secure their place in the UK after Brexit, telling Sky News that its workers are having to deal with an "extraordinarily stressful" situation.more

Leading plastic surgeons are calling on the Government to introduce graphic warnings on all firework packaging, similar to those on products like cigarettes. The number of patients attending A&E due to firework-related injuries has more than doubled in recent years, despite awareness campaigns and repeated safety warnings.more

The UK's anti-corruption policy was under scrutiny on Tuesday after the government failed to implement a promise to suspend a widely criticised "golden visa" scheme.more

Restrictions on maximum building heights in towns and cities have been lifted. Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy has published new guidelines which remove height caps on new buildings which are aimed at preventing urban sprawl.more

The mayor of London has hinted that he is considering introducing rent controls across the capital in a radical overhaul of private rental laws.more

An "alarming" proportion of adults in Great Britain remain confused about what constitutes rape, campaigners say. A third of people surveyed for the End Violence Against Women coalition said there had to be physical violence for sexual activity to count as rape.more