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HMRC Glitch Stops Thousands from Topping Up State Pension Before Deadline

A technical error at HMRC locked thousands out of a chance to top up their State Pension via backdated National Insurance credits. The online system was shut early, just before a key deadline for making contributions for gaps between 2006 and 2018. About 21,000 people are affected and will be contacted to resolve the issue.

Nationwide Canned Tuna Recall Hits Trader Joe’s, Costco, Walmart Over Botulism Fears

A sweeping recall of canned tuna from Trader Joe’s, Costco, Walmart, and more was triggered by a risk of botulism-causing contamination. Tri-Union Seafoods recalled several popular brands nationwide due to faulty pull-tab lids. Consumers should check best-by dates and lot codes, and not rely on appearance or odor for safety.

Australia Triumphs in T20 Series to Edge Closer to Historic Ashes Clean Sweep Against England

Australia inches closer to achieving a rare Ashes clean sweep after clinching the T20 series against England. Despite challenging conditions and weather interruptions in related matches, the rivalry's intensity remains at its peak.

Pakistan Cricket Team Crumbles to 110 as Bangladesh Dominates T20I Series Opener

Pakistan fell to their lowest-ever T20I total against Bangladesh, scoring just 110 as Bangladesh chased the target easily to win the series opener. Fakhar Zaman top-scored with 44, but a dramatic batting collapse exposed Pakistan's shortcomings, signaling Bangladesh's growing strength at home.

Landmark Water Reform: Scrapping Ofwat and Introducing Compulsory Water Meters in Britain

Britain is set for the biggest shake-up of its water sector in decades, with proposals to abolish Ofwat, mandate water metering, and establish new regional water authorities. The Independent Water Commission’s review targets ownership rules, financial health, and stronger consumer and environmental protections as bills rise and public trust wavers.

Predator: Badlands Image Sparks Speculation About Dek and New Yautja Rivalries

A newly released image from Predator: Badlands shows Dek facing an unmasked Predator, fueling theories about Yautja family rivalries. Director Dan Trachtenberg clarified this is likely a brother, not Dek's father. The film digs deeper into Predator culture, setting the stage for more sequels and spin-offs if it succeeds.

Ellen DeGeneres Relocates to UK, Citing Anxiety Over Trump’s Re-Election

Ellen DeGeneres says she’s moved to the UK because of Donald Trump’s re-election. She called the US political climate 'scary.' DeGeneres hasn’t shared details about her UK plans, but her move highlights fears after Trump’s return to power.

Jacob Elordi Sparks Conversation With Anti-Salmon Industry Protest at Melbourne Premiere

Jacob Elordi used his premiere appearance to call out the environmental issues of Tasmania's salmon industry. Wearing a bold protest shirt, he drew major attention to pollution and habitat concerns, echoing criticism from author Richard Flanagan and sparking renewed debate on industrial aquaculture.

Albanian Burglar Flaunts Rolls-Royce in London While Asylum Application Stalls

Dorian Puka, an Albanian ex-con with two prior deportations for burglary, is causing a stir in London by driving a luxury Rolls-Royce while his asylum case drags on. His public displays highlight ongoing problems in the UK’s asylum and deportation process, sparking renewed criticism of systemic loopholes.

UK Police Seize Imported Tesla Cybertruck Over Legal and Safety Issues

UK police confiscated a privately imported Tesla Cybertruck in Manchester over missing safety certificates and design non-compliance. Authorities flagged sharp edges and structural risks, while the case was referred to Operation Wolverine. Tesla has yet to release the Cybertruck in Europe, making private imports tricky.