Cabin Air Filter Must Be Replaced Every 20,000 Miles
Car experts warn cabin air filters need replacing every 20,000 miles to ensure clean air and efficient AC during summer heatwaves. Replacement costs around £60.
Car experts warn cabin air filters need replacing every 20,000 miles to ensure clean air and efficient AC during summer heatwaves. Replacement costs around £60.
Sanderson Vet in Pensby, Merseyside, has been named Best UK Vet 2026 for the second consecutive year, based on over 1,000 five-star client reviews.
The Amazfit Active smartwatch, which rivals the Apple Watch in functionality, is now 50% off at £55 during Amazon Prime Day until June 26.
Trainline names Ian Brown, ex-Flutter UK and Ireland CEO, as new chief executive, replacing Jody Ford. Brown will join September 7 and take over September 28.
The June Bootids meteor shower peaks this week, offering a chance to see shooting stars. Expert Alan Jones shares tips on how to photograph the event with your phone.
B&Q will close its Wigston store after 26 years as the lease expires and the landlord declines renewal. The retailer is consulting staff and exploring alternative premises in the area.
B&M is selling the 12ft BouncePro Trampoline with Safety Enclosure for £147.99, down from £250, saving shoppers over £100 on a garden toy 'sure to last season after season.'
Proposed updates to the UK's Nutrient Profiling Model could cost supermarkets up to £2,812 per product, potentially raising food prices and reducing healthier options.
Readers can vote on whether Andy Burnham should make Ed Miliband chancellor if he becomes PM. Speculation is high as Burnham prepares to enter No 10.
Amazon Prime Day slashes 40% off La Roche-Posay Anthelios UVMune 400 Invisible Tinted SPF50+, now £11.97. Dermatologist-backed, antioxidant-rich sunscreen offers advanced UVA protection and a natural glow.
B&M sells Blaupunkt Air Cooler Cube for £18, offering 6 hours of cool air, 3 speed settings, and LED mood lights, amid UK heatwave warnings.
A petition calling for a legally enforceable maximum working temperature of 25C has launched, with hundreds signing as the UK faces a record-breaking heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 40C.
Manchester United's INEOS green-lights midfield rebuild around a £42m star as an opening bid for target Shea Charles is rejected by Southampton.
Geraldine Coggins, the Green Party candidate for Greater Manchester Mayor, pledges to extend the tramline from Didsbury to Stockport as part of a world-class transport system.
Henry Howard and Holly Proud, who started reselling clothes at 16 and 15, now earn over £2,000 weekly and have saved £50,000, avoiding student debt and saving for a house.
Derek McInnes, incoming Rangers boss, praised Ross McCrorie as a 'Rolls-Royce' and is set to sign the versatile defender for a starring role at Ibrox.
A new proportional property tax backed by Andy Burnham could raise £7.5bn from London, funding tax cuts elsewhere, sparking fears of a major backlash in the capital.
The ASA banned ads from Calvin Klein, Adidas, and Uniqlo for misleading 'recycled' claims, ruling they lacked evidence that products were made entirely from recycled materials.
A new 22% levy on interest from cash held in stocks and shares ISAs will apply from April 2027, alongside a cut in the cash ISA limit to £12,000 for under-65s, HMRC confirms.
The Scottish Government's First Homes Fund has reopened, offering eligible first-time buyers a £10,000 contribution towards a property up to £300,000, with up to 2,000 households expected to benefit in the first 100 days.
The National Energy System Operator has issued an Electricity Margin Notice to power firms as a rare red heatwave warning takes effect, with temperatures potentially reaching 39C and demand for fans and AC units soaring.
A timeline of Nigel Farage's statements about a £5m gift from a crypto billionaire, revealing shifting explanations and denials amid scrutiny.
Prime Day streaming deals include HBO Max at $6.58/mo for 12 months, Apple TV at $5.99/mo for 2 months, and AMC+ at $0.99/mo for 2 months. Save on summer binge-watching.
Tottenham are pushing to sign Sandro Tonali and Mateus Fernandes, while Chelsea consider moves for Marco Palestra and Maxence Lacroix. West Ham face losing key players after relegation.
The Guardian's corrections and clarifications column for June 23, 2026, addresses errors in previous reports, including a misattributed quote and a factual inaccuracy about a historical event.
A power outage at payment processor WorldPay caused card payment failures at UK pubs and shops, including Tesco, during the England vs Ghana World Cup match, forcing customers to use cash.
The EU Aviation Safety Agency ordered urgent inspections on 16 A380s after cracks were found in a wing structural beam, grounding five Emirates jets immediately and one Qantas plane.
UK regulator bans ads for Adidas, Uniqlo, and Calvin Klein for misleading 'recycled' claims; companies failed to prove products were entirely recycled.
The US House approved a bipartisan housing bill 358-32, aiming to lower housing costs by reducing regulations and boosting supply. President Trump is expected to sign it into law.
China's LineShine supercomputer has been ranked the world's fastest in the Top500 list, achieving 2.198 exaflops and surpassing the US' El Capitan for the first time since 2017.