Roman Shoppers Snap Up Linen Trousers Reduced to £22.50 with Discount Code
Roman's linen trousers reduced to £22.50 for new customers with code. Shoppers praise the 'non-crease' fabric and comfortable fit.
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British Tourists Warned of Common Taxi Scam Abroad
FairFx warns British tourists of taxi scams abroad, including broken meters and inflated fares, with tips to avoid being ripped off.
UK Graduates Say Student Loans Burden Their Lives and Careers
UK graduates burdened by student loans avoid promotions, take low-paid work, or remortgage homes to manage unaffordable repayments.
Flash Speed Mop vs Standard Mop: Which Cleans Better?
A comparison of Flash Speed Mop vs standard mop and bucket shows differences in drying time, cost, and suitability for quick or deep cleaning.
Mbappe Slams Paraguay's 'Dirty Football' After World Cup Win
Kylian Mbappe scored the only goal as France beat Paraguay 1-0 in the World Cup Round of 32, hitting back at their aggressive tactics, calling it 'dirty football'.
London Councils Accused of Illegally Dumping Vulnerable Families in Deprived Towns
London councils illegally moving vulnerable families hundreds of miles to deprived towns, sparking outrage from MPs and charities.
Applebee's Closes Restaurants in Three States
Applebee's closes four restaurants in New York, Missouri, and Indiana as part of restructuring, with plans to open 80 dual-branded locations by 2026.
Nationwide Cuts Rates on 36 Savings Accounts from February 10
Nationwide cuts rates on 36 savings accounts from Feb 10, following BoE base rate reduction. Reductions of 0.15%-0.25% affect various accounts.
Paddy Power Offers 50/1 Odds on Goal in Atletico vs Arsenal Clash
Paddy Power offers 50/1 odds on a goal in Atletico vs Arsenal Champions League semi-final first leg.
Foreign Office Issues Urgent Swimming Warning for UK Tourists in Spain
Foreign Office warns UK tourists in Spain to take care when swimming after multiple child drownings, including two British children.
Vietnam's Hoi An Offers 'World's Cheapest Christmas Market' with 30p Beers
Hoi An in Vietnam offers a budget Christmas market with 30p beers, warm weather, and lantern-lit streets, providing a unique festive alternative.
Lidl to sell £400 plug-in solar panels in UK
Lidl to sell £400 plug-in solar panels in UK, with potential savings of £70-110 per year. Government backs easier adoption.
B&M Slashes Suitcase Prices by 20% in May Sale
B&M offers 20% off all suitcases in its May sale, with prices starting at £20. Deal ends May 31, in stores only.
Fears for Missing British Pensioner in Costa del Sol
Clifford Wildgoose, 76, vanished from a bar in Puerto Banus; daughter issues plea for information.
MSE reveals 'best' car insurance renewal trick to save up to £1,371
MSE advises renewing car insurance 26 days early to save up to £1,371, based on analysis of over one million quotes.
Ferrero Rocher Billionaire Heiress Maria Franca Ferrero Dies at 87
Maria Franca Ferrero, billionaire heiress to the Ferrero chocolate empire, has died aged 87 at her home in Alba, Italy.
Peanut Butter, Baby Food and Beef Recalled in US Over Safety
US recalls: peanut butter over plastic, baby food for patulin, and beef for E. coli. Check products.
Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar Calls on Keir Starmer to Resign
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls on PM Keir Starmer to resign, citing poor leadership and electoral risks ahead of May's Scottish elections.
Mousehole: The Cornish Village Dylan Thomas Called England's Loveliest
Discover Mousehole, the Cornish village poet Dylan Thomas called the 'loveliest in England', with its cobbled lanes, harbour, and rich history.
Labor Eyes Capital Gains Tax Reform To Tackle Housing Crisis
Labor considers capital gains tax reform to address housing crisis, with strong majority and Greens support.
Magnum CEO: Weight Loss Drugs Won't End Ice Cream Demand
Magnum CEO says weight-loss drugs curb mindless eating but not treat demand, as ice cream maker expands portion-controlled options.
Alcohol Duty Increase 'Sickening' for Pub Industry in Northern Ireland
The biggest alcohol duty rise in 50 years takes effect, with pubs and shops warning of price increases for customers in Northern Ireland.
UK Economy Grows 0.3% in November, Beating Forecasts
UK GDP grew 0.3% in November, beating forecasts, driven by car production recovery after JLR cyber-attack. Construction slump continues.
Edmunds Top Rated Awards 2026: Honda Civic, Tesla Model 3, and Hyundai Palisade Among Winners
Edmunds announces 2026 Top Rated Awards: Honda Civic, Tesla Model 3, Hyundai Palisade, Ioniq 5, Ford Maverick, Rivian R1T win top honours.
Lloyds Bank Requires Card and ID for Branch Withdrawals Over £5,000
Lloyds Bank clarifies that customers need a debit card and two forms of ID for branch withdrawals over £5,000, and reminds of Post Office cheque service ending.
Asian Markets Erase Gains After Wall Street Drop
Asian markets fell sharply on Friday, tracking Wall Street's decline, as concerns over AI stocks and Fed policy weighed on investor sentiment.
JLR Posts £485m Loss Following Major Cyber Attack
Jaguar Land Rover reports £485m quarterly loss after cyber-attack shut factories, with £196m in direct costs and production now restored.
Raising Cane's Sues Boston Landlord Over Eviction Threat Over Chicken Smells
Raising Cane's sues Boston landlord over eviction threat linked to chicken smells, alleging extortionate scheme to force waiver of exclusive rights.
Martin Lewis Reminds Pensioners of Two Key Spending Principles
Martin Lewis shares two key principles for pensioner spending: enjoy savings now and plan for the worst. He also discusses state pension age and benefits.
Coles to pay $10m fine for unconscionable conduct towards suppliers
Coles admits to breaking consumer law, apologises for unconscionable conduct towards suppliers, and proposes $10m fine and refund process.
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