Powerball jackpot hits £444m after 41st rollover
The Powerball jackpot has soared to £444 million after rolling over for a 41st consecutive draw. UK players have until Saturday to buy a ticket for a chance to win.
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HMRC confirms £473 payments to 700,000 as letters sent
HMRC has confirmed that 700,000 people are due average refunds of £473 via P800 letters, urging them to claim before deadlines.
Top PIP Claim Success Rates by Condition
PIP success rates vary by condition: Cerebral palsy quadriplegic at 99.47%, CJD at 100%, and Down's syndrome at 99.50% have the highest approval odds.
B&M's £16 Ombre Drawer Unit 'Eye-Catching' Storage
B&M's new £16 three-drawer ombre unit offers stylish storage for bathrooms, offices, and bedrooms, with two colours available.
Family sells home to travel in van with kids
A young family from Derbyshire is selling their house to live off-grid in a campervan, aiming to halve bills and escape UK weather.
Admiral shares soar despite profit fall, staff get £1.8k bonus
Admiral shares jumped 5.6% despite an 18% profit drop, as staff receive £1.8k shares and dividend cut less than expected.
Gogglebox star rushed to hospital in ambulance as they 'cannot move'
Clair Buckley, wife of Inbetweeners star James Buckley, was rushed to hospital in an ambulance after a virus left her unable to move, as revealed on their podcast.
Market trader denies poor behaviour claims in Epping licence row
Steven Raymond, a fruit and veg trader outside M&S in Epping for 25 years, denies poor behaviour claims as his licence renewal is approved despite council objections.
Mark Labbett on Bradley Walsh's True Colours and Life Lesson
Mark Labbett reveals the moment he saw Bradley Walsh's true colours after the first episode of The Chase, learning a valuable lesson about drinking.
Aldi's £3.99 Cat Scratcher Protects Furniture
Aldi launches a £3.99 Cat Scratching Accordion to protect furniture, part of its new Pet Collection. Available from Sunday, August 9.
How to Save on School Uniform as Costs Rise £32
School uniform costs have risen by nearly 30% in a year, adding £32.56 per child. Learn money-saving tips from MyVoucherCodes.
Skechers sandals reduced to £46 for summer comfort
Skechers GO WALK Flex Sandals, originally £65, now £45.99, praised for comfort and slip-in design, perfect for summer.
UK Construction Stabilises After Longest Slump Since 2008
UK construction shows signs of stabilising in July, with slower decline rates and improved confidence, despite longest slump since 2008.
Boden Heels Like Princess Kate's, 15% Off
Boden's 'Hope' suede slingback heels, reminiscent of Princess Kate's style, are on sale with an extra 15% off using code GD7X. Shop now.
M4 closed in Wiltshire after serious crash
The M4 eastbound in Wiltshire is closed between J15 and J14 after a serious collision. Emergency services, including Wiltshire Police, are at the scene. Traffic is at a standstill.
Time Out to open first UK food market in London in 2028
Time Out will open its first UK market at Piccadilly Circus in summer 2028, featuring 15 restaurants, bars, and food businesses, plus live entertainment.
66,000 retirees face extra year wait for pension rise
66,000 retirees must wait until 2028 for inflation-linked pension increases, as the PPF phases implementation, affecting over 330,000 total.
Lovely Cottage in Northumberland with Stream Garden
Wisteria Cottage in Netherton offers a tranquil stay by Northumberland National Park, with a stream in the garden, space for six guests, and easy access to scenic attractions.
90p Ketchup Beats Heinz in Which? Taste Test
Waitrose's 90p ketchup beat Heinz and Hellmann's in a Which? blind taste test, scoring 77% with tasters. It also contains less sugar and salt than Heinz.
Jet2 flight declares emergency, diverts to Manchester
A Jet2 flight from Liverpool to Majorca declared an emergency and diverted to Manchester after a suspected bird strike, with passengers praising the crew's response.
TV Licence rule: officer can enter home without permission
TV Licensing officers can enter your home without permission under a search warrant granted by a magistrate or sheriff, but only in specific circumstances.
Ayrshire housing plan rejected over flood risk
South Ayrshire Council planners have refused permission for six homes at Adamton Nursery, Monkton, citing flood risk and policy conflicts.
Shark Cordless Vacuum Drops by £108 in Amazon Flash Sale
Shark's PowerPro Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner is reduced to £142 at Amazon, saving shoppers £108, with praise for its lightweight design and suction.
Pension annuity income rises by £106 amid tax changes
Pension savers can now secure £106 more annual income from a £50,000 pot as annuity rates rise, ahead of inheritance tax changes.
Diesel drivers face £100 pump charges amid price surge
Diesel prices have soared to 181.5p per litre, making a typical 55-litre fill-up cost over £100, the highest since June, as US-Iran conflict drives up oil costs.
Waitrose Ketchup Beats Heinz in Which? Blind Taste Test
Waitrose own-brand ketchup won a Which? blind taste test, beating Heinz and other brands. Priced at 90p, it scored 77% and was praised for balanced flavor.
Aldi trials invisible tags on milk bottles to track recycling
Aldi is piloting invisible fluorescent tags on milk bottles to track empties to recycling centres, aiming to measure recycling rates accurately.
Dunelm's £149 Ottoman Hailed as 'Smart and Neat' Now Half Price
Dunelm's Holland Folkstone Stripe Tray Table Ottoman, originally £149, is now £74.50 in the summer sale, praised by customers for its versatility.
David Jason, 86, admits 'those days are no longer'
Only Fools and Horses star Sir David Jason, 86, admitted on BBC Radio Leeds that he can no longer perform some stunts, like the iconic bar fall, during his upcoming live shows.
Harry Ramsdens Fish and Chips Coming to Morrisons Cafes
From August 10, 32 Morrisons cafes across the UK, including six in Scotland, will serve Harry Ramsdens' classic fish and chips, expanding the iconic brand's reach.
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