Home Bargains £3 table tree adds 'warm and inviting' festive touch
Home Bargains' Festive Feeling Red Berry Table Tree (£2.99) is a 40cm fake snow-dusted decoration ideal for tables, sideboards and mantelpieces.
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Korean essence 'plumps the skin' down to £16.80 at Boots
Boots shoppers can get the Haruharu Wonder Black Rice Probiotics Barrier Essence for £16.80 with code BEAUTY20, down from £21, as fans call it 'silk skin in a bottle'.
21-year-old opens first beauty and wellness salon in Ryton
Scarlett O'Donnell Stewart, 21, has opened Solace, a beauty, aesthetics, hair and wellness space in Ryton, Gateshead, bringing together self-employed professionals under one roof.
Mastercard £200m settlement: UK customers could get up to £70
Millions of UK consumers could receive up to £70 compensation from a £200m Mastercard settlement, with payouts expected from the first half of 2027.
TikTok settles US children's privacy lawsuit for $400m
TikTok will pay $400m (£293m) to the US Department of Justice to end a 2024 lawsuit over allegations it violated children's privacy laws.
Harry and Meghan's Hollywood Dream in Tatters After Flop
Prince Harry and Meghan's Archewell film Cookie Queens earned just £4,778 on day eight in the US, prompting their return to the UK.
Ancoats Deli hits back at 'ridiculous' one-star review
Ancoats Deli responded to a scathing one-star Google review with a playful 'it's focaccia babe' comeback, after the reviewer called the Murray Street spot 'most overrated'.
Boots cuts Macmillan advent calendar to £44 in Star Gift deal
Boots has cut the Macmillan 24 Days of Joy Beauty Advent Calendar from £90 to £44, offering the festive countdown for less than half price during a limited-time Star Gift promotion.
Older Pensioners Receive Up to £647 Extra in AP
Older state pensioners can receive up to £646.88 extra per year from Additional Pension (AP) payments, which increased in April 2026, on top of the basic state pension.
Savers urged to check cash ISAs as top rate hits 4.85%
Which? analysis shows top five-year fixed cash ISAs pay 4.85% AER, with 81% of accounts beating June's 2.6% inflation rate.
Dunelm Autumn Wreath Drops to £4.65 with Cashback Offer
Dunelm's £20 Artificial Velvet Pumpkin & Foliage Wreath costs just £4.65 for new TopCashback members this weekend, thanks to a £15 sign-up bonus.
Clacton-on-Sea: Surprising gem despite 'worst' seaside reputation
Despite its dismal reputation and political spotlight, a visit to Clacton-on-Sea revealed a spotless beach, warm locals, and a lively pier that defy the 'worst' seaside town label.
Tracker mortgages cheaper than fixed rates grow in popularity
Tracker mortgages are becoming more popular as they are roughly 0.4% cheaper than fixed rates, but borrowers face risks if the Bank of England hikes rates.
Council tax rises of nearly 500% mapped across England
Huntingdonshire saw the steepest council tax rise since 1993, up 488.86% from £359 to £2,114, new data reveals.
Rail firm mocked over London football fan ticket offer
Lumo is mocked for offering discounted London football tickets to Preston North End fans, despite the last return train leaving at 4.19pm.
UK cash warning: Cash payments to fall to 4% by 2035
Cash made up just 8% of UK payments in 2025, down from 9% in 2024, and is expected to fall to 4% by 2035, according to UK Finance.
DWP confirms no plans to raise 25p state pension top-up
The DWP has confirmed it has no plans to increase the 25p weekly 'Age Addition' for older state pensioners, a payment that has remained unchanged since 1971.
Simba Stormur Slippers: Heel Pain Relief in a Day, 15% Off
Shoppers report heel pain gone within a day of wearing Simba's Stormur Slippers, now 15% off in the brand's Bank Holiday sale, priced at £58.65.
UK's 'forgotten corner' has peaceful beaches without the crowds
Twin villages Cawsand and Kingsand on Cornwall's Rame Peninsula offer tranquil beaches and serenity, avoiding summer crowds despite nearby tourist hotspots.
Lucky Gyros opens at Arndale with 100 free gyros
Lucky Gyros opens at Manchester Arndale Food Court on 24 August, giving away 100 free gyros to the first visitors from midday.
Flambards theme park closes for good after 48 years
Flambards in Helston, Cornwall, has closed permanently after 48 years. The park cited rising costs and falling visitor numbers when it announced the closure in November 2024.
Supermarket Honey Nut Cereal Test: One Clear Loser
A taste test of honey nut cereal from M&S, Lidl, Tesco and Aldi found one clear loser. Key differences included sugar content, crunch and price.
Supermarket chicken wine dupes vs original: one close call
Rachel Williams compares supermarket 'chicken wine' dupes from Asda, Lidl and Aldi against La Vieille Ferme Rosé, rating each on taste and value.
Greggs Autumn Menu 2026: Steak and Stilton Bake Returns
Greggs has confirmed its 2026 autumn menu launches September 3, bringing back the Steak and Stilton Bake after seven years, alongside 12 other seasonal items.
Ban learner moped riders from London deliveries, ministers told
The London Assembly has called on the Government to ban provisional licence holders from commercial deliveries in London, citing safety concerns over repeated CBT renewals.
M&S £30 beauty bag reduced to £12.50 with Estée Lauder eye cream
M&S Skincare Gift Bag with Estée Lauder, Clinique and Weleda is £30, but a TopCashback deal cuts it to £12.50 for new members.
Expert's four-word inheritance advice for grieving families
Bereaved families face pressure to make quick financial decisions. Ross Lacey advises taking time and not making rash choices with inherited money.
Expert's four-word advice for anyone inheriting money
Ross Lacey, an Independent Financial Adviser, says bereaved families should not rush decisions about inherited money, advising them to take time before acting.
MasterChef champ's restaurant: oysters I'll never forget
Review of Orion by Alex Webb in Wimbledon: the 2020 MasterChef: The Professionals winner's seafood restaurant impresses with oysters, Sunday roast and more.
Burnham told to stop piling costs on drivers, treated like cash cows
Andy Burnham has been warned Labour needs to stop piling costs on road users, as price hikes have treated motorists like cash cows. Auto Express experts urge fairer treatment.
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