Sainsbury's £2 Gingerbread Tea Bags Spark Autumn Craze
Sainsbury's launches £2 gingerbread-flavoured tea bags for autumn, sparking mixed reactions online as shoppers rush to try the new brew.
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Savoy Auction Bargains: £80 Wardrobe, £15 Art
A woman shares Savoy auction finds: £80 wardrobe, £15 painting, and £50 designer tables, as hotel refurbishes.
Home Bargains cuts £66 Elizabeth Arden serum to £12.99
Home Bargains offers Elizabeth Arden Visible Whitening CicaGlow Concentrate 30ml for £12.99, down from £66, in an online-only deal saving shoppers around £53.
Abuser guilty of murdering ex-partner he threatened
Alvin Gitahi, 44, was found guilty of murdering Vivienne Baraka, 35, in Ealing, west London, on March 26, 2024, after a history of abuse.
Washing line rule: Covenants can ban outdoor drying
Hanging laundry outside may breach property rules. Restrictive covenants in title deeds can restrict or ban washing lines, especially in leasehold and new-build homes.
50p Queen Elizabeth Coin for £1,000: Expert Says Not Rare
A 50p coin featuring Queen Elizabeth is listed for £1,000 on eBay, but a collector warns it's common and worth face value.
Healey Repeats Reeves' Mistakes, Costing Billions
Chancellor John Healey risks repeating Rachel Reeves' errors, with investor outflows and tax fears threatening the UK economy.
Brits' Biggest Life Changes Happen in Their 30s, Study Finds
New research reveals the average ages for major life changes: moving abroad at 31, career switch at 32, starting a business at 33, and side hustle at 34.
Dusk rattan cabinet slashed by £94 for organised storage
Dusk's rattan cabinet, ideal for wine bottles and glasses, is now £95, down from £189, with a 4.8/5 rating.
Myleene Klass's Skechers slip-on trainers get compliments
Myleene Klass wears Skechers' Slip-in UNO Trainers from the Britto collab, priced at £80, praised for comfort and style.
Destination dupes trend 'insulting' to local communities
Travel experts slam the destination dupe trend as insulting, warning it exports overtourism and harms local communities like Albania's Riviera.
Ryanair passenger fined £1,100 for Majorca flight disruption
A Polish court fined a Ryanair passenger 3,000 PLN (£600) plus 2,500 PLN (£500) compensation for disruptive behaviour on a flight from Majorca.
Solicitor Warns Over Washing Line Restrictions
A solicitor warns homeowners about restrictive covenants that can limit where or whether they can hang washing lines, especially in new-builds.
£4 Home Bargains Storage Box Rivals £6 The Range Option
Home Bargains sells Wavy Print Storage Box for £3.99, offering 17L capacity, similar to The Range's £5.99 Printed Storage Box.
Trams halted after Droylsden crash between tram and car
Trams on the Ashton Metrolink line were stopped after a crash between a tram and a car in Droylsden, with no injuries reported and services resuming after the incident.
Bamburgh named UK's second best holiday destination for 2026
Bamburgh in Northumberland has been ranked the UK's second best holiday destination for 2026, beaten only by St Ives in Cornwall, according to Ski Vertigo.
Teen hacked with machetes in horror e-bike theft
A schoolboy was chased by masked men who slashed him with machetes and stole his e-bike in Melbourne, leaving him fearing for his life.
M6 crash causes hours of queues after barrier damage
Drivers face hours of disruption on the M6 in Lancashire after a crash damaged the central reservation, causing queues up to nine miles.
Skechers Trainers Reduced to £42 in Summer Sale
Skechers 'Sport Squad' trainers are now £42, down from £60, offering cushioned Memory Foam comfort and machine-washable convenience.
Strictly's Luba Mushtuk confirms TV return after exit
Luba Mushtuk will appear on a celebrity edition of Deal or No Deal on ITV this Saturday, three years after her Strictly partnership with Adam Thomas.
Raleigh Bicycle Maker Faces Collapse After Takeover Fails
Raleigh, iconic British bikemaker, enters insolvency proceedings after DuTech Group takeover falls through, risking 139-year legacy.
Mersey Ferries Crew Prepares Royal Daffodil for Service
Crews have trained for months to operate the new Royal Daffodil, marking a major milestone as the vessel is now operated entirely by Mersey Ferries' own crew.
Burnham's wardrobe boosts Private White V.C. sales
Andy Burnham's patronage of Private White V.C. boosts sales of the British brand, as the PM buys his clothes from the Manchester factory.
20% of Student Loans Go to Foreigners, £2.2bn Hit
Nearly one in five student loans now go to foreign students, with taxpayers facing a potential £2.2bn bill for unpaid fees.
Burnham's Brew protest: Glass tax fears for 4,750 jobs
Campaigners delivered 'Burnham's Brew' beer to Parliament, warning the glass tax could cost 4,750 jobs and raise drink prices.
Amazon slashes price of 'sturdy' large suitcase to £50.99
Amazon has reduced the LUGG Jetset 32 Inch Large Suitcase to £50.99, down from £59.99, with shoppers praising its sturdiness and smooth use.
Lumo slammed as toilets out on London-Scotland trains
Lumo confirms toilets out of use on London-Stirling service, sparking passenger outrage and questions about service operation.
Morrisons to Serve Harry Ramsden's Fish and Chips in 32 Cafés
Morrisons partners with Harry Ramsden's to serve 'world famous' fish and chips in 32 UK cafés from August 10, with potential nationwide rollout.
River Island Linen Trousers: 4 Pairs for £20 or Less
River Island's summer sale includes linen trousers for £20 or less. Four styles are highlighted, from tailored wide-leg to casual joggers, perfect for autumn.
Cost-of-living crisis forces couples to slash wedding budgets
One in four UK couples now opt for micro weddings as the cost-of-living crisis reshapes celebrations, with many choosing BYOB receptions and DIY beauty to save money.
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