Sainsbury's £20 Cotton Dress a Best Seller, Blue Variant Sold Out
Sainsbury's £20 pure cotton t-shirt dress is a best seller, with the blue variant sold out online. It earns 4.7 stars from 12 reviews, with 91% recommending it.
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Blancs returns to Glasgow with biggest pop-up to date
Online fashion brand Blancs is launching its biggest pop-up to date at Glasgow's St. Enoch Centre this weekend, featuring unreleased pieces and exclusives.
Musk's Tesla Pay Package Rejected by Court Again
A Delaware judge again rejected Elon Musk's record $56bn Tesla pay package, despite shareholder approval, citing unfair process.
Property Investor Lending Drops Sharply in Australia
Lending to property investors in Australia fell sharply in June, a small step towards a fairer housing market, according to an expert.
US firms keeping DEI policies performed just as well, study finds
New research shows companies that kept DEI policies after Trump's executive order performed just as well financially as those that didn't, with some even outperforming.
US Long-Term Borrowing Hits 25-Year High Amid Tariffs
US long-term borrowing costs hit a 25-year high as markets react to Trump's tariff threats, impacting eurozone and global stocks.
Noise-cancelling headphones cut from £50 to £32
Amazon cuts soundcore Anker Q20i headphones to £31.99, down from £49.99, until August 16. Buyers say they cancel aircraft engine noise and impress with battery life.
Man plans to retire at 45 with £30,000 a year
Sean Leith, 30, from Edinburgh, plans to retire at 45 with £700,000 in a stocks and shares ISA, living on £30,000 a year after cutting pension contributions.
Dunelm's 30% off corner shelf: 'Organise your space'
Dunelm's Humphrey Corner Ladder Shelf is reduced from £89 to £62.30, a 30% saving, with a 4.9-star rating and five spacious shelves.
TK Maxx 'hidden codes' on price tags explained
TK Maxx price tags carry hidden codes that reveal if items are made for the store, genuine bargains, or discontinued stock, according to an expert.
Lewes train passenger woke up 'shaking' after derailment
A passenger on the derailed Southern Rail train near Lewes described the ordeal on This Morning, saying it was 'a miracle' they were alright. Around 150 people were on board when three carriages toppled over, with 20 needing hospital care.
Meghan's As Ever traffic hits 2026 low in July
Meghan Markle's As Ever website saw its lowest monthly traffic of 2026 in July, with 126,655 visits, down 53% from January, per Similarweb.
Tielemans defends Rashford and urges Man Utd support
Youri Tielemans has defended Marcus Rashford, praising his commitment and qualities, and says the forward needs support behind him at Manchester United.
Ibiza holiday idea becomes restaurant chain seeking third site
Two friends turned an Ibiza holiday idea into PICNIC, a healthy fast-food restaurant in Liverpool with two sites, now seeking a third.
£200 inheritance mistake that could tear families apart
Financial experts warn that a £200 inheritance mistake over sentimental possessions could tear families apart, urging Brits to record promised gifts in writing.
GTA VI PS5 pre-order drops to £49.16 with TopCashback deal
GTA VI on PS5 can be pre-ordered for £49.16, down from £69.99, via a TopCashback deal at GAME, ending Monday at 11.59pm.
Halifax Cuts Mortgage Rates by Up to 0.15%
Halifax slashes mortgage rates by up to 0.15% from Friday, a move experts say could spark a price war among Britain's biggest lenders.
Dunelm Homeware Buys That Look Like Soho Home
Dunelm offers affordable homeware that rivals Soho Home's high-end look. These five picks, from lamps to sideboards, provide style for a fraction of the cost.
King Charles opens Sandringham Water Tower for overnight stays
King Charles has opened The Water Tower on the Sandringham estate for overnight stays for the first time since it was built in 1877, offering a retreat for two with bookings now available.
Ferrari showroom rebuild approved despite objections
Kensington and Chelsea councillors approved rebuilding Ferrari's former showroom with a six-storey office block despite residents' objections over its size and height.
JD Sports growth plans in focus amid CEO pressure
JD Sports will report Q2 figures on Thursday as boss Regis Schultz faces pressure, with profits guided down to £750m-£850m.
Pension warning for under-65s taking taxable cash
644,000 under-65s took taxable pension cash in 2025/26, triggering a £10,000 savings limit. Withdrawals can also increase Income Tax.
FSG's £450m spend may have accelerated Liverpool stake sale
Former Liverpool director Christian Purslow says FSG's willingness to sell a significant stake may have been accelerated by last summer's £450m transfer outlay, with a Bhatia-led consortium close to a 30% deal.
Beach Hut Towels from £13.95 with SUMMER10
HOMESCAPES Beach Hut Embroidered Towels are discounted at Yimbly, with prices from £13.95 using code SUMMER10. Limited stock available.
Meghan Markle's As Ever website traffic drops 53%
Meghan Markle's lifestyle brand As Ever saw website visits fall by roughly 53% from January to July 2026, with July recording its lowest monthly traffic of the year.
Home Bargains £1 Halloween Door Covers Perfect for Spooky Season
Home Bargains is stocking Halloween décor from 99p, including Hallow Scream door covers and table covers, perfect for transforming your home for the spooky season.
Historic Altrincham pub to close for month-long refurb
The Old Packet House in Altrincham will close from August 17 for a full refurbishment, reopening September 21 with new features.
Aviva boss urges Chancellor to clamp down on pre-budget policy rumours
Aviva's chief executive Dame Amanda Blanc has urged Chancellor John Healey not to 'fly kites' with prospective policies ahead of the October budget, after speculation over pension changes led to a surge in early withdrawals.
Scotland: Check for unclaimed benefits as advice demand hits record
Citizens Advice Scotland urges families to check for unclaimed benefits after helping nearly 24,000 at-risk families last year amid record demand.
Fence disputes: legal rights when neighbour's fence needs replacing
Property experts explain legal rights for boundary fence disputes, including title deed 'T' marks and maintenance responsibilities in England and Wales.
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