Spanish beach charges £107 per day for premium sunloungers
A popular Majorca beach now charges up to €125 (£107) per day for two premium sunloungers and a parasol, up from €70 (£59) last year, sparking outrage among locals and tourists.
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Welsh town named 'most beautiful place in the UK' - not Portmeirion
Tenby, a Welsh harbour town, has been named the 'most beautiful place in the UK to visit in 2026' by Time Out, praised for its beaches and charm.
Fake Booking.com listing for 10 Downing Street 'laughable'
A fake Booking.com listing for 10 Downing Street was set up by Which? within minutes, exposing 'systemic security failures' on the platform.
M62 crash: All traffic held on eastbound carriageway in Greater Manchester
All traffic is being held on the M62 eastbound in Greater Manchester after a crash between J18 and J19, first reported at around 10.40pm.
Man Utd won't sign Zirkzee replacement if he joins Everton
Manchester United will not sign a replacement if Joshua Zirkzee leaves on loan for Everton, leaving them a man down before the transfer deadline.
Man Utd left-back search hits snag as City reject Ait-Nouri approach
Manchester United approached Manchester City over a loan for Rayan Ait-Nouri on deadline day, but City wanted an obligation to buy, so no deal was agreed.
Martin Lewis urges pensioners to check for £4,000 benefit
Martin Lewis urges UK pensioners to check eligibility for Attendance Allowance, worth up to £5,959 a year, as 1.1 million may be missing out.
Caroline Quentin sells home and reveals she won't buy again
Caroline Quentin has sold her six-bedroom Devon farmhouse and now rents in Somerset, saying she doesn't think she'll buy again after finding the large garden exhausting.
Burnham blames Brexit and Thatcher for UK's low growth decade
PM Andy Burnham blamed Brexit and Thatcher for a decade of low growth, promising optimism and 'substantial change' in his first Commons speech.
Chelsea confirm Deivid Washington Deadline Day exit
Chelsea have confirmed Deivid Washington's departure to BlueCo sister club Strasbourg on transfer Deadline Day, after the striker made three senior appearances for the Blues.
EuroMillions Results: Winning Numbers for September 1
Tonight's EuroMillions draw offers a jackpot of around £67m. Thunderball numbers are drawn at 8pm, followed by EuroMillions at 8.30pm. Follow live updates here.
L'Oréal anti-aging mask reduced to £27.89 in iHerb sale
The L'Oréal Revitalift Triple Power Anti-Aging Overnight Beauty Mask is now £27.89 at iHerb, down from £37.19, as the retailer runs a sale with up to 70% off.
Astley Street in Tyldesley closed for two weeks for travel hub works
Astley Street in Tyldesley is fully closed for two weeks for essential utility works on the new Tyldesley Travel Hub, which will add 99 parking bays. Drivers face delays until September 14.
John Ternus: Apple's next CEO after Tim Cook steps down
John Ternus succeeded Tim Cook as Apple CEO on 1 September after Cook stepped down on 31 August. The hardware engineering veteran joined Apple in 2001 and will continue the strategy that led to record profits.
Roman's £34 autumn coatigan praised by shoppers
Roman's Longline Faux Shearling Knit Coatigan is now £33.75 with code AFRPLC25Q226. Shoppers praise it as smart, warm, and comfortable.
Bodycote's £1.65bn Private Equity Takeover Sparks Concern
US private equity firm Veritas agrees to buy FTSE 250 industrial firm Bodycote for £1.65bn, marking another foreign takeover of a UK company amid political indifference.
iPhone 17 Pro Max price drops £100 ahead of iPhone 18 launch
Apple's iPhone 17 Pro Max is now £100 cheaper at Very, reduced to £1,099 ahead of the expected iPhone 18 unveiling on September 9.
Timberland clogs praised as 'perfect' for all-day comfort
Timberland's Premium Convertible Clogs for Women, £120, earn five-star reviews for comfort, versatility, and quality, with shoppers wearing them all day pain-free.
Swinney's food price cap plan 'on life support' amid legal doubts
John Swinney's food price cap plan faces legal and practical doubts, risking overshadowing positive policies in his first Programme for Government.
Perthshire residents fight sheltered housing closure
Around 250 people packed a Comrie meeting to demand Caledonia Housing rethink plans to close Cameron Court and reduce sheltered housing at Tay Place and Almond Place.
Households to get bumper £216 HMRC Tuesday payments in September
Some Child Benefit claimants will receive double payments from HMRC this September, with bumper payments of at least £216.40 as the month contains five Tuesdays.
Man Utd decide against £13.7m Salinas move on deadline day
Manchester United will not move for Racing Santander left-back Jorge Salinas on deadline day despite his €16m release clause and Atletico Madrid deal collapsing.
Four reasons you could claim £180 TV Licence refund
UK households may claim a £180 TV Licence refund if they don't watch live TV or use BBC iPlayer. Streaming-only viewers are eligible.
Celtic in round-the-clock talks with Torino for Gineitis
Celtic are holding round-the-clock negotiations with Torino to sign midfielder Gvidas Gineitis, with the Hoops very keen to agree a deal before Thursday's deadline.
Man Utd face missing three transfer targets as window closes
Manchester United have spent £155m on midfielders but face missing out on three transfer objectives, with Joshua Zirkzee and Manuel Ugarte staying and no left-back signed.
Argos reveals top 20 toys for Christmas 2026 with Lego, Toy Story
Argos has unveiled its top 20 toys for Christmas 2026, predicting retro-inspired items like a mini vinyl record player and Lego Donkey Kong will top wishlists.
Two-minute radiator leak check every homeowner should do
Experts urge homeowners to inspect radiators for leaks before turning heating on. A two-minute check can prevent costly damage, high bills, and long winter waits for engineers.
Tesco Clubcard points now earned on EV charging
Tesco has upgraded Clubcard so members earn one point per £1 spent charging electric cars with Be.EV, boosting rewards for EV drivers.
Deadline Day: Fernandez to City, Arsenal Eye Alvarez
Premier League clubs are scrambling on transfer deadline day, with Enzo Fernandez's potential British record move to Manchester City and Arsenal's pursuit of Julian Alvarez headlining a frantic final day.
B&M's £30 gold side table promises to 'make an impression'
B&M is selling the Lexi Console Table for £30, described as an 'elegant gold finished metal frame' piece that 'works beautifully' in hallways, living rooms or bedrooms.
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