Chart Flashback 2001: Kylie's Can't Get You Out Of My Head put the UK under its spell 20 years ago this week

A single mum is becoming increasingly anxious about how to pay for Christmas this year after her Universal Credit payment was slashed by £20-per-week.

Adele has flown straight into Number 1 on this week's Official Trending Chart with her comeback single Easy On Me. 

Coldplay‘s ‘Music Of The Spheres’ is on course to become the first album to surpass 100,000 UK chart sales in a week since Ed Sheeran in 2019.The band’s new album, which arrived last Friday (October 15), has so far shifted more than 81,000 chart sales according to the Official Charts midweeks.This means Coldplay’s ninth album has already surpassed the current fastest-selling album of the year, Dave’s ‘We’re All Alone In This Together’, which amassed 74,000 chart sales in its opening week back in

Openreach has scrapped connection fees for access to its superfast broadband network for those who are currently claiming Universal Credit and have no other earnings.

Elton John and Dua Lipa climb to Number 1 on this week’s Official Singles Chart with Cold Heart (Pnau Remix) after three consecutive weeks at Number 2.

The limit on contactless card payments has increased from £45 to £100 from today and means shoppers across the UK will only be required to enter their PIN code to pay for purchases if they exceed that amount.

Ed Sheeran has asked for people in the UK to help Elton John knock him off the top of the singles chart this week.Sheeran has occupied the top spot in the UK for the past 15 weeks, firstly with his comeback single ‘Bad Habits’ and more recently with his latest track ‘Shivers’.The latest update from the Official Charts Company earlier this week revealed that John and Dua Lipa‘s ‘Cold Heart’ (PNAU remix) is on course to end Sheeran’s long reign at the top of the UK singles chart.Sheeran himself

Ed Sheeran’s Shivers claims a fourth week at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart.

Scots looking for work face relying on the UK Government's "measly" benefits system which is the least generous in northern Europe, it's been claimed.

Kylie Minogue has announced she’ll be moving back to her hometown of Melbourne, after living and working in the UK for three decades.The pop legend confirmed her homecoming in a recent interview with BBC Radio 2, telling breakfast show host Zoe Ball: “I have spent a lot of time with my family this year in Australia and it felt really good.”She noted that she’d been talking about moving home “for a while”, with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic leading her to bond strongly with her relatives.

The £20-a-week uplift to Universal Credit, which was introduced last March in response to the coronavirus pandemic, was scrapped on October 6 in a move that will affect thousands of people across Scotland and nearly 5.9 million across the UK in total - some 5.2 million households.

horse racing stable and once received a trophy from Queen Elizabeth II after one of his horses won a race at Royal Ascot.Haya, a graduate of Oxford University, is a keen equestrian and competed in show jumping for Jordan at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Kylie Minogue has sent rumours flying this week that she is departing the UK after 30 years in London, and heading back to the Land Down Under to be with her family. According to reports, the Covid pandemic "gave her a lot of time to think about her future" and she will now have Australia as "her base".

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Kylie Minogue is moving back to her native Australia after three decades of living in the UK. A representative for the 53 year old singing icon has confirmed to OK! that her major life decision was made after spending extended time with her family in Melbourne earlier this year.The Mirror first reported that Kylie's decision to move back is something that the Spinning Around hitmaker has been "thinking about for a while".