Inside Huw Edwards' life now - where heβs βin hidingβ and whether heβs paid the Β£200,000 he owes licence fee holders
Disgraced former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards faces the fallout from his criminal convictions and the changes in his lifestyle post-scandal.
DVLA issues warning to all drivers aged 70 and over
The DVLA warns drivers aged 70 and older to renew their driving licences every three years to avoid penalties and encourages online applications for a quicker process.
New DVLA update on medical driving licence waiting times - who qualifies for help
Drivers with certain medical conditions face longer waiting times for medical driving licenses from the DVLA amid rising demand and complexity of applications.
Government update on major licence change for drivers aged over 70
The UK government is considering significant changes to driving regulations for drivers over 70 that include mandatory eyesight tests and other safety measures.
BBC TV licence price is rising in days - check now to see if you can save Β£180
The BBC TV licence fee is set to increase from Β£174.50 to Β£180, effective from April, and there are certain circumstances under which individuals may qualify for discounts or exemptions.
Pensioners should check TV licence rules as fee rising to Β£180 in April
The TV licence fee in the UK is set to rise to Β£180 in April, prompting pensioners to verify if they need to pay this fee or may qualify for exemptions such as free licenses for those claiming Pension Credit.
New driving licence warning to anyone born between 1999 and 2008
Young drivers in the UK are being warned about the risks of having outdated information on their driving licences, following a study revealing that many are not in compliance.
Drivers who passed test after specific year told 'check now' due to rule
Drivers in the UK who obtained their licenses after a certain year are advised to check their eligibility for operating heavier vehicles due to an overlooked licensing rule.
BBC boss defends new Β£15-a-month licence fee more expensive than Netflix and Amazon Prime
BBC Director General Tim Davie defended the new Β£15 monthly licence fee amidst criticism for being more expensive than popular streaming services.
Driver who left fatally injured girlfriend to die in crash back behind wheel
Nathan Towers, who received a prison sentence for causing the death of his girlfriend in a car crash, has been caught driving again shortly after being released on licence.
British fintech Revolut gets full banking licence
Revolut has received full banking approval from the UK's Prudential Regulation Authority, allowing it to offer comprehensive banking services after a five-year application process.
Zelenskyy wants US licence to produce ballistic missile interceptors
President Zelenskyy has emphasized Ukraine's need for a US licence to manufacture ballistic missile interceptors to enhance its defense capabilities against Russian threats.
Full list of who doesn't have to pay for TV licence as fee set to rise to Β£180
The TV licence fee in the UK is set to increase to Β£180, but there are exemptions and reduced fees for certain groups.
Major change for anyone who uses driving licence for ID
The UK government plans to introduce a digital driving licence by the end of 2026, allowing 42 million licence holders to access their driving credentials electronically through a government app.
Toronto lawyer linked to mortgage fraud that led to double murder-suicide fails to get suspension lifted
Toronto lawyer Shahryar Mazaheri, associated with a mortgage fraud case linked to a deadly 2024 double murder-suicide, has had his licence suspension upheld by the Law Society of Ontario.
Ex-AGF Adoke welcomes OPL 245 settlement, demands apology
Former Nigerian Attorney-General Mohammed Bello Adoke has expressed his support for the government's settlement of a long-standing dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence 245, calling for an apology for past actions.
BBC TV Licence 'scrapped' update as new 'tax' proposed
The BBC is exploring alternatives to its TV licence fee due to significant evasion and non-payment, which have led to over Β£1 billion in losses last year.
Africa: All of Africa Today - March 6, 2026
Nigeria has successfully resolved a 15-year dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence 245, marking a notable achievement for President Bola Tinubu's administration.
Nigeria: Tinubu Announces 'Historic' Deal to End Decades-Long OPL 245 Controversy
President Bola Tinubu has announced a 'historic' deal to resolve a long-standing dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence (OPL) 245, potentially increasing Nigeria's oil production capacity by 150,000 barrels per day.
Nigeria: Tinubu Oversees Historic Resolution of 15 Year-Old OPL245 Dispute
President Bola Tinubu announced a resolution to the longstanding dispute over Oil Prospecting Licence 245, concluding a 15-year negotiation involving the Nigerian government and energy companies.
From subscription models to 'Britflix': key takeaways from BBC response to charter review
The BBC's latest document reveals the challenges facing its funding model amid changing media consumption habits, urging a reassessment of the licence fee system.
BBC says βirreversibleβ trends mean it will not survive without major overhaul
The BBC warns that it faces 'irreversible' trends necessitating a major overhaul due to a growing gap between audiences and licence fee payers.
NT driver who avoided jail over fatal hit-and-run allowed to keep licence
Jake Danby, convicted for a deadly hit-and-run in Darwin, has been fined and allowed to retain his driver's licence despite his actions leading to a death.
Breaking: Antibiotic licence for salmon farming revoked over 'unacceptable risk'
Australia's veterinary regulator has revoked the salmon industry's permit to use the antibiotic florfenicol due to concerns over the risk of residue exposure to other species.
Children's cupcake stand reported to Queensland authorities
A children's cupcake stand in Queensland has been reported to authorities for operating without a food business licence, leading to threats of fines from the local council.
Six reasons you may cancel your Β£174.50 TV Licence payments
The article outlines six specific situations in which individuals can cancel their TV Licence payments of Β£174.50, which is set to increase to Β£180 in 2026.
Colander-wearing Pastafarian strains the rules with Queensland driverβs licence photo
A Pastafarian in Queensland is resisting state demands to relinquish his driver's license photo featuring him in a colander, claiming it represents his religious freedom.
TV Licence eligibility for Β£174.50 refund and 14-day rule explained
The article explains the eligibility criteria for a refund on the TV Licence fee in the UK, detailing the Β£174.50 rate and the 14-day rule.
New rule to ban drivers who dump rubbish - and seize their vehicle
The UK House of Lords has proposed new penalties for fly-tipping offenders, including potential driving licence points and vehicle seizures.
Ethiopia revokes media licence of independent outlet Addis Standard
Ethiopia has revoked the media licence of the independent outlet Addis Standard, citing violations that harm national interests, marking an increase in limitations on press freedom in the country.
Guayaquil Council approved extension of license to Aquiles Alvarez
The Guayaquil Council has approved a new unpaid leave of absence for Mayor Aquiles Alvarez, who is currently detained amid an investigation for organized crime.
Ban under-16s from riding ebikes and e-scooters then require a driverβs licence, Queensland inquiry to recommend
A Queensland parliamentary inquiry recommends banning under-16s from riding ebikes and e-scooters and requiring a driverβs license for riders over 16.
New ACT laws to target 'high-risk' firearms licence holders
The ACT government has proposed new laws allowing police to search properties of 'high-risk' firearms licence holders without a warrant, raising concerns about privacy and human rights.
Aquiles Alvarez requests the council for a new leave of absence from February 25 to March 26
The mayor of Guayaquil, Aquiles Alvarez, has requested an extension of his unpaid leave from February 25 to March 26, 2026, citing personal reasons.
England World Cup game at risk after US licence row as FIFA fan fest scrapped
The England World Cup match is jeopardized by a licensing dispute in the U.S., leading to the cancellation of the FIFA Fan Fest.
Nigeria: Risevest Secures SEC Licence After Regulatory Standoff
Nigerian fintech Risevest has obtained a Fund and Portfolio Manager licence from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which now regulates its investment operations directly.
DVLA tells drivers how to save money when renewing driving licence
The DVLA is advising drivers to renew their driving licences online to save money, highlighting significant fee differences between renewal methods.
Licence for antibiotic use in Tasmanian salmon may be suspended
The Australian federal agency is proposing to suspend the use of the antibiotic florfenicol in Tasmanian salmon farming following its detection in native species nearby.
Woman who fatally struck 12-year-old boy granted restricted driver's licence
Elena Anita Begovic, sentenced for the negligent driving death of 12-year-old Marshall Oakley-Stagg, has been granted a restricted driver's licence by a Tasmanian court.
Urgent concerns after farmer found dead with gunshot wound in outbuilding
A farmer in Greater Manchester was found dead with a gunshot wound, raising urgent concerns about the effectiveness of UK gun licence laws.
Company behind fatal outback plane crash has operating licence cancelled
The Australian aerial surveillance company AGAIR has had its operating licence cancelled following a plane crash in which three staff members died.
Lesser-known reasons you don't have to pay for BBC TV Licence as fee rising to Β£180
The article discusses lesser-known exemptions to the BBC TV Licence fee, which is set to increase to Β£180 in April.
Martin Lewis' MSE Urges Drivers to 'Check Licence Now' or Risk Hefty Β£1,000 Fine
Drivers are urged to check their driving licenses' expiration dates to avoid facing fines of up to Β£1,000.
I could have fought Joshua for Β£100m β Ferdinand
Rio Ferdinand reflects on his missed opportunity to fight Anthony Joshua for Β£100 million after his boxing licence was rejected.
Victorian pub fined $150k for gambling licence breaches
A pub in Warrnambool, Australia, has been fined $150,000 for multiple breaches of gambling regulations, making it the largest penalty of its kind in the state.
Kuda obtains microfinance licence, plans growth push
Kuda Microfinance Bank has received a national microfinance bank license from the Central Bank of Nigeria, enabling expansion of its operations across the country.
TV licence fee rising to Β£180 sparks calls for free licences for pensioners
The UK TV licence fee will increase to Β£180, prompting calls for free licenses for pensioners due to financial constraints faced by many elderly individuals.
Mental health clinicians to flag 'high-risk' patients in gun licence crackdown
Queensland's government is implementing a new law requiring mental health clinicians to report high-risk patients in relation to gun licenses, following the Wieambilla tragedy.
Native title holders appeal NT's largest groundwater licence in High Court
Native title holders are appealing Australia's largest groundwater licence to the High Court, seeking to protect their cultural rights over the aquifer beneath their lands.
Everyone who can get BBC TV licence fee refund as April price rise announced
The BBC TV licence fee is set to increase from Β£174.50 to Β£180 in April, but those who no longer require a licence may be eligible for a refund.