Man Utd priced out of Lewis-Skelly as Zirkzee interest emerges
Manchester United walked away from a move for Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly after his valuation proved too high, while Aston Villa have made an early approach for Joshua Zirkzee.
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UK's Favourite Beach: Bournemouth Named 'True Coastal Gem'
Bournemouth Beach in Dorset has been named the UK's favourite beach, praised for its clear waters, stunning golden sand, and bustling palm-lined promenade.
Abandoned Pleasure Island theme park could become £70m resort
Plans to transform the abandoned Pleasure Island theme park in Cleethorpes into a £70million holiday complex with 272 lodges, hotels and a Lidl store have been deferred by council planners.
Legal rights over neighbour's overhanging branches
A solicitor explains the law on overhanging branches, including your right to trim them to the boundary line and the risks of trespass or fines.
Tree overhanging garden? Your legal rights explained
Overhanging branches are technically trespassing, giving you the right to cut them back to the boundary line. But solicitor Michael Ward warns of fines for protected trees and Theft Act 1968 breaches.
Neighbour tree overhang: legal rights on branches and damage
A solicitor explains your right to cut back overhanging branches, how to handle trimmings, and when to pursue a nuisance claim if a neighbour's tree damages your property.
Harlech Beach named prettiest in Wales with white sand and clear waters
Harlech Beach in Gwynedd has been named the prettiest in Wales, with 'pure white sand and clear waters' framed by Snowdonia mountains and Cardigan Bay.
What to do if someone parks on your driveway in the UK
Parking on a driveway is trespass, a civil matter, not a crime. Police rarely attend unless there's aggravation. Learn the legal steps to take and what to avoid.
Scrapping Stamp Duty could unlock 300,000 extra house moves a year
A new report claims abolishing Stamp Duty could trigger over 300,000 additional property transactions annually, boosting a market held back by moving costs.
Kitchen cabinets cleaned for 64p with one simple ingredient
A cleaning expert says washing up liquid, available from 64p at Asda, removes grease and fingerprints from kitchen cabinets using two microfibre cloths.
Kitchen Cabinet Cleaning Hack with Washing Up Liquid
A cleaning expert on TikTok says washing up liquid is the key to keeping kitchen cabinets free from grease and fingerprints, using items you already have.
Inside 'stunning' five-bed Seaham home for sale at £795,000
A detached five-bedroom home on High West Lane in Seaham is on the market for £795,000, featuring a paddock, orangery, and extensive grounds.
High street hit by fresh wave of closures as River Island, Halifax and TGJones shut
River Island, TGJones, Sayers Bakery, Hancock & Wood, and Lloyds Banking Group have announced or completed closures across the UK, affecting numerous high street locations.
Historic Drake's Island off Plymouth listed for £2m
Drake's Island off Plymouth is on the market for £2 million, with planning permission for a 43-bed hotel conversion and tourism potential.
Tiny Newcastle cafe earns huge reputation for 'best breakfast'
Quay Ingredient, a small Newcastle cafe, has built a massive reputation for serving what many call the best breakfast in town, with walk-ins only and no bookings.
Canada PM Carney calls Trump's 50% tariffs a 'miscalculation'
Canadian PM Mark Carney says fresh US tariffs are a 'miscalculation' designed to 'hurt and divide us', after trade talks broke down late Friday.
Wales Staycation Summer: Ditching Spain for Home
A journalist declares this the summer of staycations, trading Benidorm for Welsh beaches, mountains, castles, and beer gardens, insisting a holiday at home is marvellous.
UK's 13 best beer gardens named as summer winds down
Design My Night has named the UK's 13 best beer gardens, from the south coast to Scotland, as temperatures drop and outdoor pints become pleasant again.
B&M £20 bamboo trolley adds 'spacious' storage to any room
B&M's Spaceways 3 Layer Bamboo Trolley costs £20 and offers three spacious tiers for organising items in the kitchen, bathroom or bedroom.
Canada hits back with dollar-for-dollar tariffs after US talks collapse
Canadian PM Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs matching US measures dollar for dollar after trade negotiations broke down, following Washington's 50% tariffs on $20bn of Canadian goods.
Morrisons butter cut makes it third-cheapest supermarket
Morrisons has cut the price of a 250g block of salted butter by 13p to £1.85, matching Aldi and making it the third-cheapest supermarket in this week's basket comparison.
Boots £11 mascara lasts 10-hour shift without smudging
A Boots shopper says the Max Factor 2000 Calorie Long Lash mascara stays put through a 10-hour shift without smudging and is easy to remove.
Metro services resume after Tyne and Wear suspension
Tyne and Wear Metro services resumed after nearly an hour-long suspension between Pelaw and South Shields following a train hitting an object on the tracks on Saturday evening.
Bodycare returns to UK high streets with 17 new stores (22.08.2026)
Bodycare, rescued by Charles Denton, reopened its second of 17 new UK stores in Derby on August 22, with a five-year goal of 200 locations.
Lotto and Thunderball winning numbers for £2m Saturday draw
Winning Lotto and Thunderball numbers for Saturday, August 22: Lotto jackpot was £2M, Thunderball top prize £500,000. Two-round Lotto format results revealed.
Dunelm, Next and Dusk loveseats offer Soho Home look for less
Dusk, Next and Dunelm sell loveseats similar to Soho Home's £3,295 Reya Loveseat for hundreds less, with prices from £169.99.
Cardzone Sheffield closure confirmed with 50% off sale
Cardzone confirms its Sheffield store will close on September 5, with remaining stock now half price as the high street chain continues shutdowns.
Liz Earle's New £30 Cleansing Balm Now £21 in Deal
Liz Earle's new Cleanse & Glow Brightening Cleansing Balm is reduced from £30 to £21, saving shoppers £9 on the makeup-removing formula.
Burnham urged to fix unfair council tax amid 160% rise
Council tax bills soar by 160% in Wandsworth as Andy Burnham faces calls to reform the 'regressive' system, with some households paying twice as much as others.
Warning to developers amid Northumberland data centre 'gold rush'
Northumberland's deputy leader has warned speculative developers against cashing in on data centre plans, saying they can 'clear right off' if not bringing significant investment.
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