Viral TikTok Mattress 'Like Sleeping on a Marshmallow'
Dusk's £249 Memory Foam Pocket Sprung Hybrid Mattress, viral on TikTok, has 1,134 five-star reviews and is praised for its comfort.
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Drivers Urged to Fill Up Before Thursday Heatwave
Drivers are urged to fill up before Thursday as a heatwave returns, with temperatures potentially hitting 36C, which can reduce fuel economy and increase fuel consumption.
Burnham EV VAT cut sparks fury among public charging drivers
Andy Burnham's VAT cut on home EV charging from 5% to 0% widens gap with public charging at 20%, angering thousands without off-street parking.
Wigan shepherd's hut holiday let on green belt gets approval
Planning permission has been granted for a shepherd's hut and hot tub holiday let on green belt land in Wigan, despite being built without permission and operating for over a year.
Marlborough Named One of UK's Best High Streets
Marlborough, a picturesque Wiltshire town, boasts one of the UK's best high streets, praised by locals and named by The Times.
Woodhead Pass to close again for repairs after moor fire
Woodhead Pass will close for four days in August for repairs to Woodhead Cascade. The road recently reopened after a moor fire closure.
After Eight launches 3 new flavours in 64 years
After Eight introduces caramel, orange, and raspberry chocolates, its first new flavours in 64 years, with revamped packaging and an autumn 2026 release.
Morrisons launches luxury chocolate bars, praised online
Morrisons unveils three new luxury chocolate bars, including a limited-edition Peanut Butter and Jelly, with one already hailed as a 'thing of beauty' by shoppers.
Pepe Harrow Luxury Socks Up to 50% Off
Pepe Harrow's luxury socks are on sale with up to 50% off, offering stylish and comfortable options for every occasion.
Brains Brewery returns to St Mary Street with sports bar
Brains Brewery is returning to St Mary Street with The Old Brewery, a new bar featuring interactive sports game pods, celebrating over 140 years of brewing history.
Police appeal after woman, 60, found dead in Croydon
Nicole Beling, 60, was found dead at her home in Croydon. Police are treating her death as unexplained and appeal for information.
Wirral café closes temporarily, reopening date unknown
Little Sprout café in Heswall has closed temporarily for improvements, with no confirmed reopening date, but promises to return.
Lego Spider-Man Daily Bugle set 'ideal for Marvel fans' cut by £31
The Lego Marvel Spider-Man vs. Mysterio: The Daily Bugle Building set is reduced to £68.99 on Amazon, down from £99.99, with shoppers praising it as ideal for Marvel fans.
Lime bikes: liberation and imposition in London nights
Lime e-bikes in London symbolize both urban freedom and privilege, with 20% of riders never having cycled before, sparking debates on safety and accessibility.
TUC urges OBR review over growth concerns
The TUC is urging Chancellor John Healey to order a 'root and branch' review of the OBR, claiming its forecasts downplay public investment benefits and hinder growth.
Sail Essex's Blackwater Estuary on a Historic Thames Barge
Experience the Essex coast aboard Centaur, a 1895 Thames sailing barge, with flexible itineraries, hands-on sailing, and a peaceful escape from digital life.
Train firms fight back against digital ticket fraud
Train operators SWR and GTR introduce measures to combat 'short-faring' and other digital ticket fraud, with up to 95% of tickets on some routes found fraudulent.
Hugo cocktail challenges Aperol as UK's favourite summer spritz
Hugo spritz sales nearly tripled in UK bars, challenging Aperol's lead, with Campari and limoncello variants also surging.
Pension tax breaks: a subsidy for the wealthy
Private pensions are a publicly subsidised gift to the wealthy, with higher-rate taxpayers receiving double the tax relief of standard-rate payers, costing £60bn a year.
UK drivers warned as £160 parking fines introduced
New parking fines of up to £160 have come into force in Bournemouth as part of a trial to tackle illegal parking. The trial runs until August 31.
Drunk BA passenger fights crew before Heathrow arrest
A drunk British Airways passenger was arrested at Heathrow after clashing with cabin crew, forcing the aborted takeoff of Flight BA275 to Las Vegas.
Ariana Grande to film London shows before hiatus
Ariana Grande will film her London O2 shows for a special, a final gift to fans before her step back from public life.
Burnham Confirms State Pension Tax Exemption and Triple Lock
New PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey confirm two state pension rules: tax exemption for those with no other income and the triple lock, preventing tax bills from April 2027.
HMRC clarifies state pension tax code change
HMRC confirms state pension is taxable but DWP doesn't deduct at source, leading to tax code adjustments. Exemption promised for low-income pensioners from 2027.
Broken Down Train Blocks Stockport-Altrincham Line
A broken down train has blocked the line between Stockport and Altrincham, causing delays of up to 30 minutes until 6pm. Passengers advised to use buses or Metrolink.
Sony Headphones at Argos: £14.70 After Cashback
Sony WH-CH520 headphones reduced to £29.99 at Argos, but savvy shoppers can get them for £14.70 via TopCashback cashback for new members.
New rules under Andy Burnham could see drivers kicked off roads
Andy Burnham's government to review driving offence consultation results, potentially leading to stricter penalties and bans for uninsured or falsely declaring drivers.
HMRC Letters Over Unpaid Tax Credits: Check Your Mail
HMRC is reviewing old tax credit records and writing to thousands who may be owed unpaid amounts, with 170,000 letters already sent.
HMRC double Child Benefit payments in August for some
Some Child Benefit claimants will receive double payments in August, totaling at least £216.40, due to five Mondays in the month.
Tax-free Personal Allowance boost to £13,830 for some households
Households can boost their tax-free Personal Allowance to £13,830 using Marriage Allowance, backdating claims for up to four years, potentially saving £1,260.
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