Ninja Mini Espresso Machine: Smart for Small Homes
The Ninja Luxe Cafe Mini espresso machine is 30% smaller than the original, offering bean-to-cup convenience with automatic grind and brew settings, perfect for small kitchens.
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Nobody's Child Polka Dot Dress 15% Off: 'Best Item of Clothing'
The Nobody's Child Starlight dress in a new polka dot print is 15% off with code SUN15, now £75.65. Celebrities Ranvir Singh and Jane Moore have worn it, and it has a 4.9-star rating.
Thousands of New Homes Approved in Bury Countryside
Bury council approved masterplans for 6,300 new homes on greenbelt land, sparking a 'traitors' shout from a heckler. Leader O'Brien says plans increase control; critics fear loss of greenspace.
MPs Call to End Student Loan Threshold Freeze
MPs urge government to halt student loan threshold freeze, calling it morally unjust and a stealth tax on graduates. Treasury Committee report reveals mis-selling and calls for reform.
Barcelona may repeat Rashford loan trick to sign Leao
Barcelona could use a loan strategy similar to Marcus Rashford's transfer to sign Rafael Leao from AC Milan, as the Portuguese winger seeks a move this summer for £51m.
Mini Fridge Reduced to £30 Ahead of UK Heatwave
The FOHERE Mini Fridge is reduced to £29.99 on Amazon ahead of a UK heatwave. With 5L capacity, dual power cables, and cooling/warming functions, shoppers say it's perfect for drinks, beauty products, and travel.
New BBC Chief Matt Brittin to Address Edinburgh TV Festival
BBC director-general Matt Brittin will speak at the Edinburgh TV Festival on August 27, reflecting on his first months in the role and addressing the future of the corporation amid charter renewal.
Man Utd Face Newcastle for Chelsea's Andrey Santos
Manchester United and Newcastle are competing to sign Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos this summer, as the Brazilian seeks regular first-team minutes after limited opportunities.
MPs Slam 'Immoral' Student Loan Freeze
MPs say government has a 'moral obligation' to end the student loan repayment freeze, which has silently drained millions of graduates. Over 52,000 responded to the inquiry.
Tylers to Close After 104 Years as Demolition Starts
Tylers department store in Loughborough will close in January 2027 after 104 years, as Carillon Court shopping centre is demolished for student accommodation. The family business has agreed a deal to return in the new development.
Perth's £150M Bridge Ignores Signage 15 Months On
Despite opening 15 months ago, the £150m Cross Tay Link Road in Perth lacks proper signage, diverting traffic through Bridgend. Councillor Alasdair Bailey calls for action from Transport Scotland.
MPs Demand 'Moral Obligation' Rescue Scheme for Student Loans
MPs say ministers have a 'moral obligation' to scrap a stealth freeze on student loan repayments, accusing successive governments of loading debt on the young. The Treasury Select Committee report calls the tactic 'politically convenient' but fundamentall
Gotthard Base Tunnel: World's Longest Railway Marks 10 Years
The Gotthard Base Tunnel, the world's longest and deepest railway tunnel at 57km, marks 10 years of operation. Built at a cost of £11.2bn over 17 years, it has nearly doubled daily passenger traffic since opening.
Drivers Told to Use '4-20 Rule' to Cool Cars Quickly
Drivers are urged to follow the '4-20 rule' to cool cars quickly as UK braces for 35C heatwave from Wednesday, July 7. Experts say winding down windows for 20 seconds before using AC can cool cabins faster and save fuel.
Barnes: Gakpo Should Stay, but Wirtz Can Replace Him
Liverpool legend John Barnes urges Cody Gakpo to stay at Anfield but believes an 'improved' Florian Wirtz could fill the void if the Dutchman leaves this summer.
MAC Mini Makeup Set in Boots £10 Tuesday Deal
Five mini MAC products, including Velvet Teddy lipstick and Strobe Cream, are in today's Boots £10 Tuesday deal. Grab all for £50, saving £29.
Santander 8% regular saver: £2,504 in year one
Santander's new Regular Saver offers 8% AER (including 5% bonus) for 12 months, allowing up to £200 monthly deposits. Savers could amass £2,504 in year one, £5,018 in year two, and £7,607 in year three. Account available to current account customers, with
Burnham's £39bn Housing Plan Would Build Only 15k Homes per Year
A new report by the Centre for Policy Studies claims Andy Burnham's £39bn social housing plan would deliver only about 15,000 homes annually, far below the government's housing target.
Late back pay offer averts NHS Glasgow payroll strike
An eleventh-hour back pay offer of seven years has averted strike action by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde payroll staff, represented by UNISON, over pay grading disputes.
Argos Free Cool Backpack for Picnics and Commuting
Argos shoppers can grab the Ice Backpack Cooler for free via TopCashback, keeping drinks cold for hours in heatwaves. Perfect for picnics and commuting.
A188 Benton Lane gets £1.6m road safety funding
The A188 Benton Lane, a key route through North Tyneside and Newcastle, will receive £1.6 million for new crossings, cycle lanes, and resurfacing to reduce injuries by nearly 10% over 20 years.
Boots No7 Beauty Vault 2026: £141 Free with £40 Spend
Shoppers spending £40 at Boots can get £141 worth of No7 makeup and skincare free with the No7 Beauty Vault 2026, featuring eight full-size products for £39.95.
£17 USB Desk Fan Amazon Bestseller in UK Heatwave
The OCOOPA USB Desk Table Fan, priced at £16.99, has become an Amazon bestseller with over 15,000 ratings during the UK heatwave, praised as a 'lifesaver' for home offices and travel.
Paris Hilton's Net Worth and Business Empire in 2025
Paris Hilton's net worth is estimated at $300 million in 2025, built through a diverse portfolio including fragrances, DJing, real estate, and media ventures.
Newcastle winger Cordero set for Cadiz loan return
Newcastle United teenager Antonio Cordero is set to re-join Cadiz on loan for the 2026/27 season after a swift agreement between the clubs, according to reports in Spain.
Nico Raskin Transfer Value Soars After World Cup Display
Nico Raskin's World Cup heroics for Belgium have Rangers fans eyeing a massive transfer fee, contrasting with Celtic's Arne Engels valuation, while Trump's FIFA intervention sparks outrage.
14-Storey Tower Block Plans Scrapped on Lennox Estate
Wandsworth Conservatives have scrapped plans for a 14-storey tower block on the Lennox Estate in Roehampton, delivering the news via leaflet to residents.
Canary Islands Face 'Perfect Storm' as Tourists Reconsider Visits
Growing numbers of holidaymakers are reconsidering trips to the Canary Islands due to rising costs, post-Brexit border issues, and anti-tourism protests, creating a 'perfect storm' of challenges.
Caudalie SPF Stick £9: Beauty Shoppers' On-the-Go Favourite
Caudalie's Invisible High Protection Stick SPF50 is now £9 at Sephora, down from £15. With a 4.7-star rating, shoppers praise its invisible finish and portability.
Man Utd ready to sign £85m Tchouameni after missing targets
Manchester United are ready to move for Real Madrid midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni, valued at £85m, after missing out on Mateus Fernandes and Sandro Tonali.
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