Fans demand vegan Greggs after Burnham menu change
Greggs renamed its Sausage, Bean & Cheese Melt after PM Andy Burnham's comment. Fans now demand the vegan version return, as sales boom.
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M&S Knitted Vest Free with TopCashback Deal
Marks & Spencer's new Twist Front Slim Knitted Vest, priced £16, can be secured for nearly free via TopCashback's £15 sign-up bonus and cashback, as reported by Liverpool Echo.
Karen Millen returns to Scottish high street after collapse
Karen Millen is returning to Scottish high streets with new concessions, starting in Aberdeen on August 17, seven years after closing all stores.
DWP Carer's Allowance: Final Days to Have Your Say
Carers have until August 18 to respond to a DWP call for evidence on Carer's Allowance, following a scandal over overpayments and a review of earnings rules.
Pixel 11 Pro HiLight LEDs beat iPhone and Galaxy
Google's new Pixel 11 Pro and Pro XL feature HiLight, a rear LED notification panel absent from iPhones and Galaxy phones, with pre-orders open now.
HSBC raises fixed saver rates to 3.8% and 4.4% AER
HSBC UK has increased interest rates on its Fixed Rate Saver, with one-year at 3.8% AER and two-year at 4.4% AER, effective from today.
Andy Burnham hints at disposable BBQ ban: free Argos alternative
Andy Burnham hints at banning disposable barbecues to curb wildfires. Argos offers a portable charcoal BBQ for £15, free via TopCashback for new customers.
Loganair pulls all flights from Dundee Airport
Loganair will stop all flights from Dundee Airport in October, ending its 63-year presence and leaving the airport reliant on private flights unless another carrier steps in.
Rangers' Driouech deal in jeopardy after medical issue
Rangers' £7million move for PSV winger Couhaib Driouech is at risk after his medical revealed a slight injury, prompting the club to consider alternatives.
Energy firms post billions in profits as households brace for new Ofgem price cap
Major energy companies have reported billions in profits during 2026 as households prepare for the next Ofgem price cap announcement on August 26, with campaigners warning of another rise in bills.
DWP confirms early benefit payments for millions in August
The DWP will pay benefits early on Friday, August 28, for payments due on the August bank holiday, covering Universal Credit, PIP, state pension and more across the UK.
Triangle symbol on clothing labels: key purpose explained
A triangle with a cross on clothing labels means avoid bleach. Ignoring it can cause colour loss, patchy fading, and fibre damage.
Wishaw MSP highlights school support for families
Clare Adamson highlights support for North Lanarkshire families as pupils return to school, noting 1,470 received Best Start School Age Payment last year.
Train boss: railway safe after rare derailment
A Southern Rail service derailed near Lewes, sending 20 to hospital. The railway is safe, says a train boss, as derailments are 'incredibly rare'.
Riverbank Coffee: Manchester's Hidden Riverside Cafe
Riverbank Coffee is a tranquil cafe on the River Mersey, accessible only by foot, bike, or paddleboard, with no car access.
Jet2Holidays pays £7,000 after glass door shatters on Turkey trip
Jet2Holidays paid a family £7,000 after two brothers were injured when a steam room glass door shattered at a hotel in Turkey, following a legal claim.
Home Bargains £10 wall panels reduce noise and add modern style
Home Bargains sells £10 Noise Reduction Decorative Wall Panels, packs of four, to add modern appeal and reduce noise in bedrooms or living rooms.
Solicitor warns neighbours can legally challenge doorbell cameras
A property solicitor warns that owning a home doesn't give full freedom; neighbours can legally challenge five common actions, including doorbell cameras.
Pizza Pilgrims opens new Wimbledon restaurant with 104 seats
Pizza Pilgrims, with 26 UK branches, opens its latest restaurant in Wimbledon on August 18, featuring 104 seats, 25 new jobs, and a family feast on August 15.
Charity boss urges rethink on fundraising at Motherwell conference
Charities must build sustainable income models rather than rely on grants, Include Me 2 Club founder Paul McIlvenny told the AP Charity Conference in Motherwell.
Ted Baker tennis bracelet drops to £40 in Amazon deal
The Ted Baker Melrah Crystal Adjustable Tennis Bracelet is now £40 on Amazon, down from £43, with shoppers calling it 'pretty and elegant'.
Property solicitor warns neighbours can challenge work on your land
A solicitor warns homeowners that owning property does not give complete freedom, as neighbours can legally challenge extensions, fences, trees, CCTV, and access changes.
Passenger photos show terrifying moment inside train after derailment
A train derailed near Lewes, East Sussex, on Thursday afternoon, with 20 people injured and three carriages tipping onto their side. Passenger photos capture the terrifying aftermath.
Savings tax warning for people with £12,500 or more
Millions of UK savings accounts now generate taxable interest, with 5.3 million accounts exceeding £1,000 annually, up from 462,000 in 2018, according to Yorkshire Building Society.
Takeaway faces police and council opposition over late hours
A Stockport takeaway's bid to open until 2am faces opposition from police and environmental health over noise and crime fears.
Spring launches 5% savings account for idle cash
Spring's new Accelerate Saver pays 5% AER variable, aimed at people with cash in current accounts earning no interest. It opens with £10 and allows savings up to £5,000.
Whitbread confirms closure dates for 261 restaurant sites
Whitbread will close 261 restaurant sites across the UK, including Beefeater and Brewers Fayre, by September 10, with 3,800 job losses expected.
Hands-free neck fan is the 'best thing I have bought the entire summer'
Shoppers praise the Morelax Neck Fan from Amazon as a 'lifesaver' in the heatwave, with a Prime discount bringing the price to £16.99 from £19.99.
Felling police station and school flats plan approved
Gateshead Council approves plans to convert a former police station and school in Felling into 14 flats, intended for affordable rent, despite falling short of legal affordable housing requirements.
Brits waste 10 hours weekly; could save 22 days yearly
Brits waste over 10 hours weekly on unproductive time. Adopting Hungary's on-the-go mindset could reclaim 22 days a year, says VodafoneThree research.
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