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Grand Designs' Kevin McCloud details 'nonsense' mistake people make in their homes

Grand Designs host Kevin McCloud has opened up on the big mistakes people make when they are designing their homes. Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk in advance of this year's Grand Designs Live,...

'Beautiful' European holiday destination is the worst country for pickpockets – not Spain

Spanish hotspots like Barcelona experience high levels of pickpocketing due to the sheer number of tourists, and it’s considered the biggest crime problem in the city. Sly pickpockets operating in...

Huge £16bn airport with 'best food' crowned the best in the world

There are many features to consider when labelling an airport as the world's best, including waiting times, food options, safety and security, the list goes on. Most important, though, is customer...

Warning issued to shoppers over 'Bonmarché closing down sale‘ ads

A consumer expert magazine has issued a warning to shoppers over fake ads being plastered across social media claiming that women’s fashion chain Bonmarché is having a ‘closing down...

Britons could avoid holiday scams if they conduct 1 simple five-minute check online

Private investigator Paul Jones of ARF Investigators said holiday scams are "becoming very sophisticated". Mr Jones said: "We've seen everything from fake listings to fake booking websites that look...

Minister's X account hacked to promote 'House of Commons' crypto scam

Minister's X account hacked to promote crypto scam8 minutes agoBecky MortonPolitical reporterEPAGovernment minister Lucy Powell's X account has been hacked to promote a scam "House of Commons"...

Brits heading abroad urged to check key document expiry as new version introduced

Brits are being advised to verify the expiry date on their European Health Insurance Cards (EHIC) before planning their summer holidays. The warning comes from travel insurance comparison experts at...

Nobody's Child new-in for summer range is here – these are the items I'd buy today

Nobody's Child new-in for summer range has some gorgeous denim, dresses and tops (Image: Nobody's Child) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate...

'I'm a cruise expert - check this before booking to get the best balcony'

A top travel personality has taken to YouTube to urge future cruise passengers to always do one thing before they book a cruise holiday, particularly if they want a balcony cabin with a good view....

Every banned hand luggage item on easyJet, TUI, Ryanair and Jet2

Airlines have strict rules over what passengers can and cannot take onboard flights in their hand luggage.With the school Easter holidays now in full swing and summer fast approaching, many UK...

Brits travelling to Europe warned of new scams targeting tourist confusion

With this week's launch of the UK's Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, British travellers have been warned about new scams targeting them. The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA)...

'People have lost life savings': Organised criminals behind rise in QR code scams

Organised gangs behind rise in QR 'quishing' scams4 hours agoJoanna MorrisBBC Shared Data UnitBBCOrganised crime gangs are behind a sharp rise in scams linked to fraudulent QR codes, experts say.The...

British man's tattoo wrongly linked to Venezuelan gang in US government document

British man's tattoo wrongly linked to Venezuelan gang in US government document27 minutes agoJake HortonBBC VerifyA tattoo belonging to a man from Derbyshire has appeared in a US government document...

Detective who pretended to work from home sacked

Detective who pretended to work from home sacked1 hour agoJoe SkirkowskiBBC News, West of EnglandPA MediaA police detective who pretended to work from home and spent hours browsing online shopping...

EU's desperate £17bn mega-plan to catch up with US and China

The European Union has unveiled £17billion plans for sites to build a new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) models in a bid to catch up with the US and China. Henna Virkkunen, Executive...

Pro-suicide forum subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands

Pro-suicide forum subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands34 minutes agoTony Smith and Angus CrawfordBBC News InvestigationsBBCA pro-suicide forum is being investigated by the UK's online...

Holidaymakers heading for 30 countries warned over April 2 rule change

UK holidaymakers planning to travel to 30 European countries, including Spain, Greece, Portugal, and France, have been warned about confusion over rule changes that started to come into force on...

Holidaymakers heading for 30 countries warned over April 2 rule change

UK holidaymakers planning to travel to 30 European countries, including Spain, Greece, Portugal, and France, have been warned about confusion over rule changes that started to come into force on...

Fake reviews and hidden fees are banned from today

Fake reviews and “sneaky hidden fees” blamed for costing consumers £2.2billion every year are now banned. From today, all admin and ticket booking fees must be included in the headline...

'Don't eat' alert as some Tony’s Chocolonely Easter eggs recalled over metal fragment fear

Supermarket shoppers have been warned over Easter eggs which may contain pieces of metal. Tony’s Chocolonely is recalling some batches of two large hollow Easter eggs due to the potential presence...