NYX Christmas Makeup Sets: Holly Willoughby-Loved Brand Launches Festive Range
NYX launches Christmas makeup sets, including lip glosses and eyeshadow palettes, with festive packaging and rave reviews.
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Winter Energy Help Considered Amid Prolonged Iran War Fears
PM Keir Starmer signals winter support for household bills amid energy price shock from Iran conflict, focusing on poorest households.
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland 2025: Food and Drink Prices Revealed
Hyde Park Winter Wonderland 2025 food and drink prices revealed, from £11.50 hot chocolate to £9.50 glass of wine.
German Coalition Crisis Looms Over Pension Reform Dispute
German coalition faces crisis as young MPs rebel against pension reforms, arguing they unfairly burden younger generations with unsustainable costs.
Deep Freeze of -10C Sparks Winter Energy Crisis Fears for Millions
Temperatures as low as -10C prompt fears of winter energy crisis as millions cannot afford heating; warm banks open and cold weather payments triggered.
Blind Taste Test Reveals Best Budget Butter Alternatives to Lurpak
Blind taste test of 10 butter brands finds Aldi's version beats Lurpak, while Tesco's margarine scores worst. Budget tips amid rising prices.
Experts Reveal True Cost Of Running A Dehumidifier
Running a dehumidifier costs 8p for six hours, but inefficient use can hike bills. Expert tips to cut costs include ventilation and proper maintenance.
Martin Lewis Urges Octopus, E.ON, OVO, EDF Customers to Act Now
Martin Lewis warns Octopus, E.ON, OVO, EDF customers to switch from price cap to cheaper fixed deals before July rise.
Suntory CEO Resigns Over Suspected Illegal Supplements
Suntory CEO Takeshi Niinami resigns after police raid over suspected illegal supplements; he denies wrongdoing.
UK Travel Firm Ordered to Liquidate After 7 Years
T&C Travel Limited, a UK coach operator, has been ordered to wind up after a creditor petition. The firm, incorporated in 2019, had its licence revoked in March 2025.
‘Truly vile’: the UK’s 25 best (and worst) novelty hot cross buns – tested!
We tested 25 novelty hot cross buns from UK supermarkets, from chocolate to red velvet. Find out which ones are worth buying and which are truly vile.
What Happens When a Passenger Dies on a Cruise Ship
Cruise ships have discreet procedures for passenger deaths, including morgues and code words. Deaths are rare, with 623 recorded between 2000-2019.
Live Frog Found in Discount Lettuce in Australia
A live frog was found in a bag of discount lettuce in Western Australia, prompting a Woolworths investigation and national media attention.
Venezuela Fury and Noah Price Enjoy £30k Honeymoon in Marbella
Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela and Noah Price enjoy a £30k honeymoon in Marbella, sharing snaps and dining at a celebrity hotspot.
Young Workers Could Gain £30,000 in Retirement Under Proposed Pension Rule Changes
Proposed pension rule changes could lower auto-enrolment age to 18, potentially boosting retirement savings by £30,000 for young workers.
Washing Machine 'Magic Hour' Revealed as Cheapest Time to Save on Energy Bills
Experts reveal the 'magic hour' (7-8am) is the cheapest time to run a washing machine, but 85% of Brits miss out by washing during peak hours.
Australia faces jet fuel crisis as South Korea and China consider export restrictions
Australia faces jet fuel crisis as South Korea and China consider export restrictions, threatening half of imports and impacting airlines.
Burnham's Verdict on State Pension Triple Lock
Andy Burnham says scrapping the pension triple lock would be 'very damaging,' as critics warn welfare spending could hit £400bn by 2030 and the Resolution Foundation deems it unaffordable long-term.
Sainsbury's Expands Nectar Discounts to All Checkouts, Promises £150 Annual Savings
Sainsbury's expands Your Nectar Prices to all checkouts from July 25, offering personalised discounts worth up to £150 a year.
Kingfisher Profits Jump 23% on B&Q and Screwfix Success
Kingfisher reports 23% profit rise driven by Screwfix and Poland, with UK sales up 3.1% and no Brexit impact seen yet.
HMRC Phases Out Paper Tax Letters From April 2026
HMRC announces Making Tax Digital rules from April 2026, phasing out paper tax letters for self-employed and landlords.
Two Men Jailed for Selling Pet Meat to Unsuspecting Shoppers
Two men jailed for selling pet meat to shoppers; meat unfit for human consumption was prepared in filthy conditions in south London.
Cling Film Hack To Cut Winter Heating Bills Revealed
Experts reveal cling film hack to insulate windows and cut heating bills this winter, plus other energy-saving tips.
Royal Mail Suspends All US Parcel Services Over Tariffs
Royal Mail suspends US parcel services due to new US import tariffs, joining other European postal operators in halting shipments amid uncertainty.
Europe Removes Record 602 River Barriers To Boost Wildlife
Europe removed a record 602 river barriers in 2025, reconnecting 2,324 miles of rivers to boost wildlife and meet EU restoration goals.
Alan Turing Institute Told To Make Significant Changes After Review
UK's Alan Turing Institute told to make significant changes after UKRI review finds strategic alignment and value for money unsatisfactory.
Ryanair, EasyJet and TUI Tighten Power Bank Rules After Flight Diversion
Ryanair, easyJet and TUI enforce stricter power bank rules after a flight diversion. CAA warns of fire risks from lithium batteries in checked luggage.
Travel Experts Warn Brits to Avoid These Three European Cities
Travel experts warn Brits to avoid St Tropez, Seville, and Venice due to overtourism, while recommending lesser-known alternatives.
Legend of the Seas Begins Sea Trials Ahead of Summer 2026 Launch
Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas starts sea trials in Finland ahead of its July 2026 launch, featuring new dining and entertainment.
1930s Tube Train Returns To London For May Bank Holiday Rides
A vintage 1938 Tube train returns to London for May bank holiday rides on the Piccadilly line, with tickets from £25.
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