Luxembourg is Europe's fastest-growing autumn city break
Luxembourg is Europe's fastest-growing autumn destination, with UK interest up 470%, flights from £26 and temperatures up to 20C in October.
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Jaissle refuses to rule out Willock exit as Newcastle face decision
Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle says 'you can never say definitely' about Joe Willock's future as Besiktas circle and the club pursue Nico Gonzalez.
MySweetSmile Bank Holiday Sale: 30% Off and B2G1 Free
MySweetSmile's August Bank Holiday sale offers 30% off plus Buy 2 Get 1 Free from August 28 to September 3, with whitening powder, strips, and gum serum discounted.
Energy switch perks up to £85 for frontline workers
Frontline workers eligible for a Blue Light Card can get gift cards worth up to £85 when switching energy tariffs, as Ofgem prepares to announce the next price cap on August 26.
Cardiff hotel deal: £83 stay includes breakfast and prosecco
Leonardo Hotel Cardiff offers a Superior Room for two from £83, including breakfast, a bottle of Prosecco, and late check-out, via Wowcher.
Frontline workers offered up to £85 energy switching incentives
Frontline workers can get gift cards up to £85 for switching energy tariffs via Blue Light Card, as Ofgem prepares to announce the next price cap on August 26.
London couple save £1,600 a year, never pay full price
Charlie Herlihy and Sophia Woodcock save £1,600 a year in London using discount apps, reward cards, and savvy energy choices. They saved £137.02 in July alone.
HMRC change puts £855 tax refunds at risk for thousands
HMRC will no longer automatically send most tax repayments by cheque after multi-year P800 calculations. Taxpayers must now claim money they are owed, with over 730,000 refunds left unclaimed last year.
Spain holiday warning as Barcelona airport strikes continue
Indefinite strikes at Barcelona-El Prat Airport have no end date, with around 270 flights cancelled and 6,000 suitcases delayed. Travellers with September trips should prepare for disruption.
Roman's £34 coatigan that 'looks expensive' is perfect for autumn
Roman's Longline Faux Shearling Knit Coatigan, praised as 'luxurious' and 'looks expensive', is now available for £33.75 for new customers using code AFRPLC25Q226.
Lidl £7 cordless lamp launches Sunday, similar to B&Q's £18.95 version
Lidl launches a £6.99 cordless LED table lamp on Sunday, August 30, resembling B&Q's £18.95 Briloner model, with a 12-hour battery life.
Costa cappuccino has three times Starbucks' caffeine, Which? finds
Which? found a medium Costa cappuccino contains 325mg of caffeine, nearly three times Starbucks' 89mg and equal to four cans of Red Bull.
Convertible prices soar 10.5% as hot summer boosts demand
Used convertible prices have jumped 10.5% year-on-year, with the Audi TT up 16.3%, as Britain's hot summer and falling supply boost demand for soft-tops.
Air fryer grease melts away in 5 minutes with common item
A dishwasher tablet and a five-minute soak in boiling water can remove stubborn grease from air fryer baskets, according to cleaning hacks shared online.
Cash ISA warning: two-thirds of top easy access accounts restricted
Savers urged to check small print after analysis finds two-thirds of top easy access Cash ISAs have restrictions or temporary bonus rates.
£4.3m Swinton Station accessibility upgrade begins
Work has started on a £4.3m project to transform Swinton Station in Salford, adding a platform lift, accessible toilet and improved CCTV. The scheme is expected to be complete by spring 2027.
Birkdale Wine Rack seeks late-night alcohol licence
JSM Birkdale Ltd has applied to Sefton Council for a premises licence for Wine Rack in Birkdale, seeking alcohol sales until 11.30pm and opening until midnight daily.
Free calculator to reveal new energy price cap impact on bills
Money Wellness will update its free Cost of Living Calculator after Ofgem announces the October energy price cap on August 26, letting households see how the change affects their own budgets.
State pension tax change 'administrative nightmare' warning
A new HMRC tax regime for the state pension could be an "administrative nightmare" and create "unhappy losers", a pensions expert warns, as details remain unresolved.
Healey: £71m tungsten mine investment backs British industry
The Hemerdon tungsten and tin mine in Devon will receive up to £71 million from the National Wealth Fund, with the Government taking a 7% stake and rights to half of production.
Florence outdoor dining: 60 streets banned, fines up to €500
Florence has banned outdoor seating on 60 streets and restricted it on 73 others under new dehors rules, with fines up to €500 for rule-breakers.
Victorian cottage in 'perfect location' for Northumberland autumn
Sunny Cottage, a Victorian retreat in Warkworth, Northumberland, earns guest praise for its 'perfect' location near beach, castle, and river, with stays from £999 for seven nights in October.
Lidl's £13 rug 'similar' to £117 Dunelm style
Lidl sells a 'high-quality' white deep pile rug for £12.99 with the Lidl Plus app, compared with Dunelm's £117 Mesmerise Abstract Wool Rug.
Meghan Markle's favourite K-Beauty collagen cream gets 30% off
Medicube's Collagen Jelly Cream, loved by Meghan Markle, is now 30% off, dropping from £26.90 to £18.90 for the 110ml tub.
Aldi imposes three-bottle limit on viral £9.99 rosé magnum
Aldi will cap purchases of its viral Le Grand Poulet Rosé Magnum at three per customer from August 27 to September 2, when the 150cl bottle drops to £9.99.
Ayrshire coin firm supplying sporting giants expands
Prestwick-based Zenith Coins, supplier of commemorative coins to Arsenal and Rangers, expands into education and lifestyle markets with Business Gateway support.
Liverpool and PSG close on Barcola fee as star confident of deal
Liverpool are reportedly preparing a final offer for Bradley Barcola that they are confident Paris Saint-Germain will accept, with the player's camp increasingly confident of an agreement before the summer transfer deadline.
DWP Child Benefit warning as August bank holiday dates change
DWP confirms benefit payments due on August 31 bank holiday will be paid early on August 28, affecting Child Benefit and other major benefits.
Energy complaints rise 16% as billing disputes soar
Energy Ombudsman accepted 46,532 cases in H1 2026, up 16% year-on-year, with billing disputes up 15% amid household financial pressures.
Young people eye AI-proof trades as firms seek human skills
48% of 16-25s consider a trade career, while employers now prioritise interpersonal skills, as AI reshapes the jobs market.
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