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- Sep 15, 2026
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Jet2 confirms Manchester Airport 4.5-hour check in rule (opens the original)
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Manchester Airport is among 12 airports across the UK where Jet2 passengers due to depart before midday can check-in and drop their bags off the night before, the airline has confirmed. Jet2 offers a twilight check-in service at selected UK airports, which allows passengers to save time on the day of their departure, The Express reports. Usually passengers must arrive at least two hours before their flight to get their boarding passes and drop off their luggage. But thanks to the twilight check
HMRC confirms thousands of UK households to get £108.20 payment early (opens the original)
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HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has confirmed thousands of families will get an early payment of £108.20 this month. It comes as many UK households claiming Child Benefit will be hit with their payments before the start of September. The early payments come as a result of the late summer Bank Holiday, which falls on Monday (August 31) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. When a benefit payment, such as Child Benefit, is due on the same day as a Bank Holiday, payments will be issued on the earli
DWP State Pension age change for anyone born after April 6, 1977 (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed a major State Pension age increase that will affect when anyone born after April 6, 1977 receives their pension. The State Pension age in the UK is currently in the process of rising from 66 to 67, with the change to take place in phases over a two-year period between April 2026 and 2028. The gradual implementation of the age rise will impact those with a 66th birthday within this transitional period, meaning they face a longer wait to bec
DWP state pension age rise will see free bus pass delay for some this July (opens the original)
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A new regulation impacting free bus pass eligibility for state pensioners will affect certain people in England in July, after the new legislation began its rollout in April. The State Pension age across the UK is currently being raised from 66 to 67, with the gradual transition having commenced on April 6. The increase is being rolled out in stages across a two-year timeframe, scheduled for completion in 2028. It will affect everyone born after April 6, 1960. Click here to get the biggest stori
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