Vodafone to Take Over Three Store in Liverpool ONE
Vodafone is set to take over the Three store in Liverpool ONE, with vinyl already up in the windows. The move follows Vodafone's £4.3bn acquisition of the remaining 49% of VodafoneThree.
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Prestwick aerospace firm gets green light for expansion
Woodward Aircraft Engine Systems has secured planning approval for a 1,900 sq m extension at its Prestwick facility, supporting growth in the aerospace cluster.
Baleba to miss first five Man Utd games due to injury
Manchester United are closing in on a £65m deal for Carlos Baleba, but an ankle injury could delay his debut until October, ruling him out of the first five Premier League games and a Champions League match.
Former Royal Mail and Brains offices to become gym and padel courts
Former Royal Mail and Brains offices in Cardiff’s Llanishen will be transformed into a gym and padel courts after Cardiff Council granted permission to investment firm Avalon Glen.
Newcastle Pub Crowned Best Sunday Dinner in UK
The Ship Inn in Newcastle has been named the UK's best Sunday dinner by Estrella Damm, beating over 400 other pubs and restaurants across the country.
Helen Skelton's £75 Fleece Now Under £40
Helen Skelton's cosy Craghoppers fleece, priced at £75, can be bought for under £40 through a Go Outdoors membership programme, saving shoppers 47%.
Brits in Haircare Rut: 55% Wash Same Way Since Teens
New research reveals 55% of Brits have used the same hair wash routine since their teens, while 71% say clean hair boosts their mood. Method Hair launches Hairography to revamp wash day.
UK house price growth slows to 2% in June, ONS reports
Annual UK house price growth slowed to 2% in June from 3% in May, with the average home costing £272,000. London saw its 10th consecutive month of falling prices.
Morrisons £1.29 fabric softener repels dust from blinds
Fabric softener from Morrisons at £1.29 can help keep dust off blinds and window sills for longer, says a cleaning expert, by creating an anti-static barrier.
Tonypandy police station where rioters held goes to auction
A former police station in Tonypandy where those arrested in the 1910 riots were locked up has been put up for sale with a guide price of £99,000.
Woman Injured as Car Flips Onto Roof in West Lothian Crash
A woman was injured after her car flipped onto its roof on West Main Street in Broxburn, West Lothian, on the morning of August 19, causing road closures and bus diversions.
UK Inflation Hits 2.9% in July, Highest Since Spring
UK inflation rose to 2.9% in July, the highest since March, driven by a 13% rise in Ofgem's energy price cap. Experts warn of further increases later this year due to the Middle East conflict.
First Aldi supermarket in Richmond moves ahead with M&S expansion
Plans to open the first Aldi in Richmond are progressing, with the discount store replacing the former Sports Direct in Kew Retail Park alongside a larger Marks and Spencer.
Poll: Should Man Utd Sign Carlos Baleba for £65m?
Manchester United are in talks to sign Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba for up to £65m. A poll asks fans if he should be their third midfield signing this summer.
Stirling mum frustrated over two-year property wait over damp
A Fallin mum has been waiting over two years for a housing upgrade, citing cramped conditions and damp issues affecting her family's health and wellbeing.
Pension warning: millions could be blocked from savings until 60
Millions of pension savers could face a wait until 60 to access their retirement pots if the minimum pension age is raised again, an expert has warned.
EasyJet Checked Luggage Rule for Groups Travelling Together
EasyJet passengers travelling in groups can transfer checked luggage between passengers on the same booking without amendments, as luggage is tied to the booking, not individuals.
Manchester Airport Delays and Cancellations: August 19 Update
Manchester Airport sees multiple flight delays on August 19. Over 5.7 million passengers expected this summer. Check the full list of delayed and cancelled flights here.
Two Supermarket Oat Milks Beat Alpro and Oatly on Taste and Price
After testing barista oat drinks from Sainsbury's, Lidl, M&S, Tesco and Asda, a regular oat milk drinker found two supermarket brands that rival Alpro and Oatly on taste and cost less.
CMA probes Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and Red Driving School over pricing
The Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and Red Driving School over drip pricing concerns. If found to have broken the law, customers could receive compensation.
Legal rights if hotel kicks you out for smoking in room
Being accused of smoking in a hotel room could lead to a fine of £100 to £300 or being asked to leave. Markus Lindblad of Northerner explains the rules.
John Lewis Liverpool unveils new sports floor in £800m revamp
John Lewis Liverpool has opened a revamped sports floor with brands like Nike and Adidas, as part of a wider £800m transformation. The store is the second of four to introduce the new format.
UK energy bills to hit three-year high in October, forecast warns
UK household energy bills are forecast to rise to a three-year high this October, with the price cap expected to increase by 4% to £1,729, despite the Prime Minister's planned VAT cut on electricity bills.
ITV soaps to be replaced by football again next week
Coronation Street and Emmerdale will be taken off air on August 25 to make way for a Carabao Cup match between Nottingham Forest and Leeds United on ITV1.
Dawn Marie Earns More on OnlyFans Than Wrestling
Former WWE star Dawn Marie has revealed she earns more money on OnlyFans than she ever did as a wrestler, supplementing her income as a part-time dementia care nurse.
Al Hilal in talks for Chelsea star amid Kane and Watkins interest
Al Hilal are reportedly in talks to sign a forgotten Chelsea star as they pursue England strikers Harry Kane and Ollie Watkins, with Karim Benzema set to leave.
Free Food on GCSE Results Day 2026: Nando's, Zizzi and More
Students can claim free food from Nando's, Zizzi, Itsu, and many more restaurants on GCSE results day, August 20, 2026, by showing their results slip.
Tesco restocks 'greatest ever' Lindt Lindor shortbread truffles
Tesco has restocked limited-edition Lindt Lindor shortbread truffles, which fans on social media have called the 'greatest Lindor flavour' and 'absolutely stunning.'
Jet2 Issues Balcony Safety Warning for British Holidaymakers
Jet2 has warned British holidaymakers heading to France, Greece, Spain and other hotspots about balcony safety, advising that hotels can fine or evict guests for reckless behaviour.
Brits stuck in haircare rut with 55% using same routine since teens
A survey by method found 55% of Brits have used the same hair wash routine since their teens, with 36% washing on autopilot. The brand launches Hairography with Danny Beard to transform the chore into a joyful ritual.
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