FitFlop Sandals 40% Off: Comfy as Trainers
FitFlop's summer sale slashes prices by up to 40% on the popular PLATFFORMS Wedge Toe-Post Sandals. Biomechanically engineered for comfort, they come in trendy colours like denim, silver, and berry.
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Shoppers Warned Food Inflation May Rise Despite May Drop
Food inflation fell to 2.2% in May, but the Food and Drink Federation warns of future rises due to Middle East war effects, with energy and fertiliser costs increasing.
Rochdale Council to Convert 32 Homes into Temporary Housing
Rochdale Council plans to lease 32 homes for temporary accommodation, investing £773,784 to reduce homelessness and save £250,000 annually by avoiding costly bed and breakfasts.
Tenby Chapel Conversion Hides Stunning Modern Welsh Home
A Grade II listed Victorian chapel in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, has been transformed into a breathtaking modern home with soaring ceilings and eclectic design, on sale for £550,000.
UK House Prices Rise 3.8% in April, ONS Says
The average UK house price surged 3.8% annually in April to £270,000, driven by stamp duty changes and strong growth in the North East, while London saw a 2.1% decline.
England Fans Down £30k in Beer at Texas Pub Before World Cup
England supporters consumed over 5,000 beers at a Dallas pub, spending £30,000, despite police asking them to move on. The pub closed early due to capacity, but no arrests were made.
Steam Machine Benchmarks Worry Gamers
Early Geekbench scores for Valve's Steam Machine show lower-than-expected performance, sparking concerns among fans about its value at a rumored $1,000+ price.
M&S Shoppers Hail New Iced Decaf Arctic Coffee
Marks & Spencer shoppers celebrate the arrival of Iced Decaf Arctic Coffee, a new chilled coffee option that pairs perfectly with Salted Caramel Cream.
Dunelm Armchair Slashed by Over £200 in Clearance Sale
The Oswald Grande Folkstone Stripe Wingback Armchair is now £74.75, down from £299. Shoppers praise its comfort and style, with a 4.9-star rating.
AO World Boss Blames Labour Job Tax for Offshore Move
AO World CEO John Roberts blames Labour's job tax hike for offshoring hundreds of roles to South Africa, saving £4 million annually, as profits hit record £50.5 million.
Petition Calls for PIP Changes for Type 1 Diabetes
A new petition with over 14,400 signatures urges the UK government to amend PIP assessment standards to better recognize the daily challenges of Type 1 diabetes, aiming for easier access to disability benefits.
Four NatWest Branches Close This Week Amid Digital Shift
NatWest closes four branches this week as part of nationwide closures, with 95% of customers using digital services. Concerns remain for elderly and vulnerable customers.
Budget £26 Sandals Hailed as Better Than Birkenstocks
Amazon's KIDMI Vegan Adjustable Sandals, starting at £26, are praised as a comfortable, affordable alternative to Birkenstocks, with no break-in period needed.
Morrisons' £80 Giant Toblerone Slammed by Shoppers
Morrisons' new 4.5kg Toblerone bar, priced at £80 (£50 with More Card), has been criticized by shoppers who say it's too hard to break and impossible to eat.
BBC TV and Radio Face £80 Million Cuts in Major Shake-Up
The BBC's new director general Matt Brittin announces £80 million in programming cuts, risking beloved shows and staff jobs as part of a major restructuring effort.
Man Utd Eye £17m Barcelona Bargain Casado for Midfield Rebuild
Manchester United are leading the race to sign Barcelona midfielder Marc Casado for £17m, as the 22-year-old seeks more playing time away from Camp Nou.
Xbox Planned Ninja Theory Closure Before Senua Reveal
A new report claims Microsoft had already decided to shut down Ninja Theory before the studio revealed its new game Senua, raising concerns about widespread Xbox layoffs.
HMRC error: millions may be owed £5 each in tax refunds
A HMRC blunder overcharged up to 8.7 million pensioners about £5 each on tax bills, totaling £43.5 million. The department aims to fix the issue by summer and is identifying affected individuals.
Martin Lewis explains 63-day breathing space law change
Martin Lewis appeared on Good Morning Britain to explain the new 63-day breathing space law change for council tax debt, what people's rights are, and how bailiffs can be challenged.
Helen Flanagan's Ascot Dress £90 Off in Sale
Helen Flanagan wore a chic Karen Millen tweed midi dress to Royal Ascot 2026. Now, the waist-cinching dress is on sale with almost £90 off, perfect for race day style.
HMRC Error Could Mean Millions Overpaid Tax
An HMRC error may have caused up to 8.7 million pensioners to overpay tax by around £5 each, totaling £43.5 million. The department aims to fix the issue by summer.
UK Inflation: Where Prices Rose and Fell in May
In May, UK inflation remained at 2.8% as lower grocery and appliance costs offset higher petrol and air fares. Air travel and fuel saw sharp rises.
Meghan Markle's New Collaboration Disappoints Fans
Meghan Markle launched a new matcha set collaboration with Clevr Blends for her brand As Ever, but royal fans expressed disappointment, calling it unoriginal and overpriced.
Casio Watch Under £4 in Father's Day Cashback Deal
Shoppers can get the Casio Chronograph Silver Stainless Steel Watch for under £4 thanks to an Argos sale and TopCashback sign-up bonus, making it a perfect Father's Day gift.
Aldi to Open Two New Stores in South Wales Locations
Aldi is expanding in Wales with two new stores in Newport and Port Talbot, part of a £370 million UK-wide investment to open 16 new stores by end of 2026.
Ubank CEO Issues Warning After Executive Sacked Over Mock Terrorism Photo at Christmas Party
Ubank CEO Kanishka Raja warns staff after an executive is sacked for staging a mock terrorism photo at a Christmas party, prompting a company-wide reminder of conduct standards.
TUI Launches 72-Hour Price Match Guarantee for Bookings
TUI has launched a price match guarantee allowing holidaymakers to claim a refund if they find a cheaper identical package within 72 hours of booking. Strict conditions apply.
England Fans Down 5,000 Beers in Dallas Pub Despite Police
England fans consumed over 5,000 beers at a Dallas pub before the World Cup opener against Croatia, leading to police intervention but no arrests.
£15m Lotto Jackpot Unclaimed as Winner Misses Email
£15m Lotto jackpot unclaimed after no winner in Wednesday draw; over £7m in prizes still waiting to be claimed across UK.
Brits Splash Millions on Home Upgrades for World Cup
Over 15 million Brits are investing in home improvements like bigger TVs and sound systems to recreate a stadium atmosphere for the World Cup, with connectivity failures feared more than England losing.
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