Angry mum says £1000 Center Parcs trip ruined by bird poo on the patio

Some people in Scotland will face a choice between eating and heating their homes this winter.

A mum who breaks out in hives whenever she gets cold is worried that her heating bills will cost as much as her mortgage, due to energy price hikes. Robyn Harrison was diagnosed with an allergy to the cold five years ago and struggles to do basic things such as go swimming, go for a run or even hold a cold can of pop.

A couple who raked in £18,000 in their first four weeks on OnlyFans have said they now hope to make 'at least' six figures a year. Jasmine Grogan, 19, and Macauley Murchie, 22, signed up to the raunchy site at the beginning of July after struggling to pay their bills, and have now set their sights on buying a home.

After a series of legislative wins for Joe Biden and the Democrats over the last few weeks, the president’s approval ratings have increased – but only by three points. So, on Thursday night, “The Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon offered his sympathies to the president and reassured him that a decrease in performance happens to every man over a certain age.Thanks to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act – the largest bill to fight climate change ever passed, as it provides $430 billion to climate change measures and health care coverage, while also working to reduce the national deficit – Biden’s approval rating now sits at just 40%, up only three points from previous polling.

The Off-Broadway musical Titanique was scheduled to end its limited run in September, but it was just extended through November!

Brad Pitt and his Make It Right Foundation were sued over the homes they built for Hurricane Katrina victims, which were allegedly faulty and needed repairs.

Brad Pitt‘s Make It Right Foundation has struck a $20.5 million settlement with owners of post-Hurricane Katrina homes the actor’s foundation initially built and sold to affected families below cost but ultimately drew attention for the homes’ poor conditions after the families moved in.

first Emmy nomination for “Late Night with Seth Meyers” in the Outstanding Variety Talk Series category, host Seth Meyers sat down with TheWrap for our inaugural video AMA to answer fan-submitted questions about everything from “SNL” memories to his favorite soup. Indeed, we relayed a diverse range of questions to Meyers that fully embodied the spirit of “Ask Me Anything,” and unsurprisingly the “Late Night” host was more than game to answer.“I know you’re supposed to say you’re not excited about these things because they don’t matter, but I was deeply excited by the Emmy nomination,” Meyers said with a chuckle when asked how he was feeling about the show’s Emmy nomination for Variety Talk Series.This is the first nomination for “Late Night” in the category since Meyers’ show began in 2014, although the show has previously received four nominations in the Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series category (and Meyers himself is also nominated this year for Outstanding Short Form Comedy alongside executive producer Mike Shoemaker for the YouTube exclusive “Corrections”).Much has been written about the evolution of “Late Night” during the pandemic, in which the show shifted into a more loose and surprisingly serialized form with Meyers interacting directly with the show’s fans via YouTube comments.

I've always loved a cup of coffee, in fact I probably have four cuppas on an average day when working from home, but with household bills rising amid the energy crisis I have become a lot more conscious of the energy we use.

her concession speech, Cheney reminded her supporters that she was fully aware of the political risk she took for her career by not supporting Trump and his 2020 election lies, but that she simply couldn’t compromise herself to do so. “No house seat, no office in this land, is more important than the principles we’ve all sworn to protect,” she said.Elsewhere in her speech, Cheney offered harsh criticisms for continued Trump supporters, and worried for the party as a whole. And to that, Scarborough readily agreed.“If somebody listening to that speech – and listen to those words – thinks that Liz Cheney is being melodramatic, well, they aren’t having the conversations I’m having with friends and family members and people who used to be in Liz Cheney’s party and mine.

Household energy bills continue to soar as Ofgem increases the price cap once again. Which is why Martin Lewis, the man behind the Money Saving Expert, is urging bill payers to look into fixed tariffs as it may work out cheaper, including for Octopus Energy customers.

It's been a tough few months keeping up with our gas and electricity bills and unfortunately it's only going to get harder for us and many others.

A mum who was forced to remove her 'offensive' number plate said she just wanted to make people smile following the tragic death of her son.

Donald Trump is preparing to jet into Ayrshire as he returns to visit his Turnberry golf resort.

Households all across the UK are bracing for their energy bills to skyrocket in October among predictions that they could reach as high as £5,300.

A mum says her first ever visit to Center Parcs at Sherwood Forest has "put them right off from ever going back" after her holiday was ruined by bird poo. Daniela Sponder and her family live in Croydon, South East London and made a 180 mile trip up to the Sherwood Forest site near Clipstone in Nottinghamshire.

Make no mistake, the cost of living crisis is a national emergency on the scale of the pandemic. People are facing the worst fall in living standards since the war. Millions of people are already struggling and it’s going to get worse as summer turns to winter.

Many Scots are split about a plan for people to stop paying their energy bills as price continue to skyrocket. The Don't Pay UK campaign is seeking one million households across the UK to go on a form of energy bill strike if there is no more government help with bills by October 1.

A mum has shared her annoyance at being told to stop exercising in her own garden by her neighbours. The woman, from Scotland, had started doing high intensity interval training (HIIT) outside to “shift the baby weight” after recently giving birth.

The son of a tragic hospital cleaner today tells how she cashed in her NHS pension to pay a rocketing electricity bill - just two months before she died of Covid-19 last week. But now her heartbreaking decision has left her girls without a mother – and penniless too.

A mum-of-two who travelled to Turkey for a dental check-up only to discover she had a brain tumour has been given a devastating diagnosis. Lisa Robinson, 44, went alone to Antalya on the Southern coast last month for what she thought would be a routine cosmetic procedure consultation.

Energy bills could go up prior to the expected rise in October, the UK's energy regulator has said.

A Dumbarton poet played his 300th gig at one of Scotland’s biggest music festivals and was on the same bill as top acts Nile Rodgers, Emeli Sandé and The Fratellis.

Joe Biden signed legislation on Wednesday the extends veterans’ health benefits to those exposed to toxic burn pits, praising Jon Stewart for his role in rallying public support to compel Congress to act.

their decision, that was their bottom line, that was their trick. So we were under no obligation to play their game.” The Connecticut democrat added that his party has been vocal about what legislation they wanted to pass since they took the majority in 2020, so at this point, Republicans only have themselves to blame for not being able to get their way.“We told them right from the beginning: We wanna do the veterans bill, we want to restart the microchip industry with the CHIPS act, and we want to pass climate change legislation and legislation to lower drug costs,” he continued.

“As you know, it has been a long, tough and winding road,” Schumer told the press.So, of course, Colbert noted the Beatle-ness of the New York Senator’s remark.“Ah yes, the long, tough and winding road. It’s everyone’s favorite Beatle song next to ‘A Hard Day’s Very Difficult Nighttime,’” the “Late Show” host said to laughs.He also had fun ribbing the Senator for a comment Schumer made about his attire.“OK, does anyone notice anything? This is my lucky blue suit,” Schumer said in another clip the “Late Show” host played.

A change to how state pensions are paid out could be “discriminating against older people”.