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As we move into December, cold frosty weather is just on the horizon, which means many drivers across the nation will wake up to a frozen windscreen.

UK households are being warned over a little-known fine that could cost you up to £5,000 this Christmas. As the festive season fast approaches, many people will now be preparing for the celebrations by putting their decorations up.

Scots are being braced for a cold snap that could potentially bring some snow and ice over the coming days. These freezing conditions can wreak havoc on the roads, and drivers are urged to be extra vigilant.

Netflix fans have been sent a warning ahead of the Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight set to be streamed on the platform.

Brits flying on the likes of easyJet or Ryanair have been warned they could face serious consequences if they don't heed an important rule.

NFL player Nick Bosa owes the NFL a sizeable amount of money for his decision to wear a “MAGA” hat during an on-camera appearance after a football game.

A young couple have been hit with a hefty £1,200 for allegedly fly-tipping after one of their bin bags, taken from outside their home, was dumped just 30ft away. Abigail Swinn, aged 24, and Travis Raggo, 25, from Boston, Lincs, had placed two bags for collection when the incident occurred.

Every year, millions of Brits fly off to Italy for their holidays, but a simple mistake could land them in trouble.

Lets face it - we are all guilty of forgetting a thing or two since passing both our theory and practical driving test. But, now this one little mistake could cost you a £1,000 fine.

Pet Shop Boys have announced a new fine bone china tea set, to celebrate four decades since their first release.The range is set to be launched as part of the new ‘Pet Shop Boys Since 1984’ range, which celebrates 40 years since the duo released their breakthrough single ‘West End Girls’.It was designed by the band’s long-term collaborators, Farrow with Tennant and Lowe, and manufactured by Duchess China in Stoke-on-Trent. The limited-edition range includes a teapot, cups and saucers, a milk jug, and a sugar bowl.All of the items in the collection come in a classic royal blue and white colourway and are packaged in a bespoke box.

If you're on the lookout for your next skincare essential and need a miracle product to tackle your skin troubles, we might just have what you're after. From the beauty brand of the ever-glamorous Victoria Beckham, this Cell Rejuvenating Serum has customers queuing up to sing its praises for its quick and noticeable effects.

Ever wondered if your habits are causing a nuisance to your neighbours? A recent survey has unveiled that some of the UK's most common neighbourly annoyances could potentially result in hefty fines.

A night cream is a crucial part of any skincare routine. It's typically thicker than a day cream and acts as an ultra-hydrating moisturiser, keeping your skin soft and hydrated while you sleep.

A pensioner has shared her outrage after she received a fine for staying an extra 11 seconds in a car park.

Fans of Katie Price have called her out, accusing her of fibbing about a recent ankle injury she sustained while on holiday. Just days after being spotted in a wheelchair with a bandaged ankle, the 46 year old was seen energetically dancing around her kitchen in a new video.The star seemed to be in high spirits as she prepared for the Top of the Slops Drag Competition in Clapham, London on November 9, where she's set to be a guest judge. However, eagle-eyed followers were quick to notice that her recent injury seemed to have miraculously healed.

A family were slapped with a £60 fine for breaking Ryanair luggage rules - despite insisting the holdall did fit in the 'bag sizer'.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor ESPN “apparently willfully and repeatedly” violated FCC rules concerning the Emergency Alert System in an NBA promo spot last year, the commission said Thursday. The FCC announced a proposed fine of $146,976 against ESPN for six apparent violations of the Emergency Alert System rules. According to the agency, ESPN transmitted (or caused the transmission of) EAS codes during a promotional segment for the start of the 2023-2024 NBA season six times “in the absence of an actual emergency, authorized test of the EAS, or a qualified public service announcement.” Reached by Variety, a spokesman for Disney-owned ESPN declined to comment.

Elon Musk‘s X has returned to Brazil after the ban on the social media platform was lifted.

Rangers have copped a £12k fine from UEFA following following their Champions League playoff clash with Dinamo Kyiv at Hampden.

Jamie Lang Esther Acebo, best known for playing Stockholm in Netflix’s global smash hit “Money Heist,” has signed on to star in Nestor Ruiz Medina‘s upcoming feature “In the End, Everything Will Be Fine” (“Al Finald Toda va a Estar Bien”). Described as a “critique on today’s society in the vein of Ruben Östlund,” the film will tell five interweaving stories that touch on the “essence of the stupidity of humanity.” Acebo’s credits include “Money Heist,” Prime Video’s “Operación Marea Negra” and “Antes de Perder” on Playz. Her feature film resume includes roles in Ignacio Tatay’s “Jaula” and Joaquín Mazón’s “De Perdidos al Río.” She is currently filming “La Increíble Historia de Julia Pastrana” for Disney+ and the feature “Normas para una Página de Sucesos” by director José Ortuño.

Barney Walsh, son of TV favourite Bradley Walsh, faced a bit of a scolding from magistrates and a hefty £1,000 fine for zooming down the M4 at a hair-raising 95mph.The 'Casualty' actor, who's also known for teaming up with his dad on 'Gladiators', was caught speeding in his swanky 2023-plate Mercedes in Swindon, Wiltshire back in March. When it came time to face the music at Swindon Magistrates Court this Wednesday, Barney was all set to admit to driving "between 93mph and 95mph." Despite his readiness to plead guilty, his legal team wasn't having any of the police's claims that he'd been clocked at 97mph.The court's head honcho, Mark Baker, didn't mince words, calling out the young star for what he saw as sheer arrogance Barney didn't even show his face in court, leaving the magistrates less than impressed.