B&M £15 Bread Bin vs £66 Robert Dyas Alternative
B&M sells a £15 bread bin with an airtight bamboo lid, similar to a £66 Robert Dyas model. Shoppers may prefer the budget-friendly option for keeping bread fresher.
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BBC star Esme Young lives in rented council flat, can't afford home
Great British Sewing Bee judge Esme Young, 77, has lived in the same one-bedroom council flat in Islington since 1983, saying she has never been able to afford her own home.
Charity Worker Shares What Happens to Donated Items
A former charity shop worker reveals that vast amounts of donated stock are thrown away if unsellable, with smaller shops overwhelmed by unsuitable items.
Mary Jane Flats cut to £20 on Amazon
Amazon has cut Dream Pairs Girls Star Mary Jane Flats to £19.99, down from £24.99. Parents praise them as comfortable and durable, with cute star cut-outs.
Blackpool tourism chief urges Burnham visit as Labour 'fails' industry
Kate Shane MBE, managing director of Blackpool Tourism Ltd, invites Andy Burnham and John Healey to see how VAT, business rates and NI rises damage hospitality.
Dunelm £2 drawer liners 'make huge difference' to musty clothes
Dunelm sells sandalwood drawer liners for £2, half price, with 4.1-star rating. Buyers say they eliminate musty smells, though some dislike the scent.
Cadbury unveils Smash Baubles for Christmas 2026
Cadbury has confirmed a new Christmas chocolate, Dairy Milk Smash Baubles, arriving in UK shops soon. Available in two flavours, it's now orderable online for £2.70.
Bathroom window hack with 62p kitchen item stops steam
A simple hack using washing-up liquid, available from 62p, can keep bathroom windows clearer after hot showers by preventing condensation droplets from forming.
HSBC Canary Wharf tower could become £1bn rooftop attraction
HSBC's 45-storey Canary Wharf tower could be transformed under a £1bn retrofit, featuring a public rooftop with 360-degree views, a 181-room hotel, and landscaped terraces.
Karen Millen returns to UK high street after 7 years
Karen Millen is back on UK high streets after seven years, opening concessions at Fosse Park, Aberdeen and Liverpool One this month.
John Healey confirms no fuel duty rise this year
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed there will be no increase in fuel duty this year, amid high petrol and diesel prices and Middle East tensions.
Scotland's Oldest Family-Run Hotel Marks 250 Years
The George Hotel in Inveraray, Scotland's oldest family-run hotel, celebrates 250 years with 500 whiskies and cosy rooms.
Royal Mail delivery times: earliest and latest, pauses
Royal Mail delivers from 7am to 4.30pm, with parcels up to 6pm. No deliveries on Sundays or bank holidays, except some services.
Cucumbers last 3 weeks longer with paper towel trick
Storing cucumbers in a glass container with a paper towel can keep them fresh for 2 to 3 weeks, preventing slime and sogginess.
Chelsea trio set for exit after Sociedad omission
Nicolas Jackson, Liam Delap and Tosin Adarabioyo were left out of Chelsea's squad for the Real Sociedad friendly, hinting at imminent transfers.
Historic Coventry pub The Phoenix to close September 6
The Phoenix, a historic Coventry pub known to generations, will close on September 6, its licensee announced, adding to UK pub industry pressures.
Bride stuns in £2 dress as thrifty Chester wedding raises cash
Gina Dodds wore a £2 charity-shop dress to her wedding in Chester, where guests wore pre-loved outfits, saving over £1,000 for good causes.
Man's wallpaper discovery prompts Reddit advice
A man stripping wallpaper found a massive gap between wall and window frame hidden behind plastic trim, and asked Reddit for advice on how to fill it.
Tottenham strike Gakpo agreement as Liverpool eye Barcola
Cody Gakpo has agreed personal terms with Tottenham, while Liverpool prepare a bid for PSG's Bradley Barcola as they seek Salah's successor.
Why Old British Shopping Bags Are Suddenly in Demand
Vintage British shopping bags from brands like Marks & Spencer and Tesco are now sought-after collectibles, with some selling for hundreds of pounds online.
Scotland tourism booms as Europe heat drives visitors north
Scotland attracts record visitors as European heatwaves push tourists north, with North America and Europe driving growth, says VisitScotland.
Best Student Discounts: Food, Tech, Travel 2026
Students can save on food, tech, and travel with discounts from Unidays and Student Beans. Discover top deals for 2026.
Trump tax bill favors millionaires, not just billionaires
US tax policy under Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act overwhelmingly serves the rich, with pass-through deductions costing $820bn, analysis finds.
Heathrow Flood Disrupts Passenger Access
Heathrow passengers face disruption after flooding restricts access to the airport, causing delays and cancellations.
UK's biggest EV battery gigafactory shelves expansion as JLR talks stall
The UK's largest gigafactory in Sunderland has shelved expansion plans due to stalled talks with Jaguar Land Rover, reflecting a slowing EV transition.
Best Supermarket Brioche Burger Buns Tasted and Rated
We taste-tested brioche burger buns from major UK supermarkets to find the best for your summer BBQ. Results may surprise you.
Lloyds Bank to close 5 UK branches in September 2026
Lloyds Bank will close five branches across England in September 2026, affecting Birmingham, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Harrow and Whitechapel High Street in London.
Cheap £1 Spray 'Always Works' on Grease Stains, Fans Say
Cleaning fans on social media say a £1 supermarket spray, Elbow Grease, removes grease stains from clothes effectively when used as a pre-treatment before washing.
DWP confirms 15 hearing conditions eligible for PIP up to £748
The DWP has confirmed 15 hearing conditions that can qualify for Personal Independence Payment, with awards up to £748 a month, based on functional impact.
House of Caesar on Bold Street put up for sale for £350,000
House of Caesar on Bold Street, which opened in November 2025 after a £600,000 refurbishment, is listed for sale at £350,000 leasehold, with owners explaining their decision.
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