Eight items that will drain your bills if you don't switch them off by the plug - The Mirror
If you leave a device plugged in and switched on, it will still use electricity. This is why you should switch off the object at the plug socket, so electrical current is unable to flow
Train delays: Major disruption as all train lines blocked at Cambridge - live updates - Cambridgeshire Live
Disruption is expected until 1pm
Here’s a Realistic Price Prediction for Bitcoin This Cycle, According to Crypto Analyst Nicholas Merten - The Daily Hodl
With Bitcoin nearing its all-time high, popular crypto trader Nicholas Merten is taking a look at where the leading digital asset could go next.
Two women banned from every Home Bargains store in Liverpool - Liverpool Echo
Signs spotted in window of the city centre store detailing criminal behaviour orders
Lorry driver shortage 'to drag on for another year' - The Times
The lorry driver shortage could continue for a year amid “terrifying” increases in food and drink prices, MPs have been warned.Official figures released yesterd
Mum and son evicted from flat which she actually owns - Liverpool Echo
Caroline said she is now homeless with her 12-year-old son
Average cash withdrawal climbs to £80 - BBC News
The average amount Britons take out of cash machines rises by over £10, but there are fewer visits.
The City was burned by Brexit, now Boris Johnson wants it to pay for net zero - The Independent
The hard sell was there for global investors to see, now come the hard yards for the UK to seal some deals, writes Anna Isaac
Council's Albion Square development with no ice arena has 'dismally failed residents' - Hull Live
A large urban park will form part of the Albion Square development, but ice arena plans have been dropped.
Food prices could get 'terrifying' amid inflation surge, warns industry chief - Bristol Live
Getting food onto shelves is still proving a problem
Latest coronavirus rate in each part of Birmingham and West Midlands with 323 areas in UK rising - Birmingham Live
The PA news agency has released the October 15 figures of cases per 100k - on the same day the death toll hit its highest figure since March.
Credit Suisse fined over Mozambique tuna scandal - BBC News
Bank to pay £147m fine to UK authorities as part of wider settlement over a corruption scandal.
