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Best of Brakfast Episode 174 Yana Bolder
AA and BSM driving schools have been ordered to refund more than 80,000 learner drivers after using drip pricing.
The Competition and Markets Authority says the firms, both owned by the AA, owe more than £760,000 to customers. The AA has also been fined £4.2m for breaching consumer law, marking the first financial penalty issued by the regulator under its new enforcement powers.
Donald Trump has criticised Pope Leo and NATO in posts on Truth Social. He said Iran having a nuclear bomb is unacceptable and claimed it has killed at least forty two thousand protesters in two months.
In another message he said NATO was not there for the United States and would not be there in the future.
The health secretary has accused the NHS of an appalling culture of medical misogyny as he set out measures in a renewed Womens Health Strategy.
Wes Streeting said there is everyday sexism and the changes aim to stop women being ignored, gaslit, humiliated and disrespected. The strategy says outcomes have worsened with falling life expectancy and fewer women staying healthy until retirement.
A survey suggests sixty six percent of people in Britain are worried about their finances, with many cutting back on food and heating.
Thirty eight percent say their situation has worsened over the past year. A quarter have used savings and some have borrowed from family or friends. More than half say they are in debt and many report what they owe is rising.
Keeping fit without the punishment Once you hit 40 and beyond, fitness stops being about chasing a six-pack and starts being about feeling good, staying mobile, and keeping energy levels up for everyday life. The good news is you don’t need to live in the gym to make a real difference. It’s not about doing more, it’s about doing better Back in your 20s, you could smash a late night, […]
