Dunelm Duck Lamp Wins Shoppers With 183 Five-Star Reviews
Dunelm's £32 Darcy Resin Duck White Table Lamp has won over shoppers with 183 five-star reviews, with fans praising its charming character and soft light.
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PensionBee warns too many give up on decent retirement
PensionBee warns millions of workers are giving up on a comfortable retirement, as new research and the Born to Retire campaign aim to change that.
Farage responds as Lowe offers 'peace pact' to Reform UK
Nigel Farage says he is building a 'broad coalition' after Rupert Lowe's 'peace pact' offer, as readers vote on Reform and Restore striking a deal.
I clean my patio for 50p with Home Bargains vinegar
A homemade mix of white vinegar, warm water and washing-up liquid cleans a patio for around 50p per use, leaving it looking pristine for a year.
Patio Hack: £1 Vinegar Mix Cleans for Just 50p
A simple homemade mix of white vinegar, warm water and washing-up liquid clears patio dirt and moss for about 50p a clean, as this cheap Home Bargains hack shows.
Nigel Farage to hold first London press conference in months
Nigel Farage will hold a press conference at 11am today, his first London press conference in months, as pressure mounts over his £5m undeclared gift.
Teen trio sentenced for violent attacks on other youths
Two 14-year-old boys and a 16-year-old have been sentenced for violent attacks on youths in Airdrie and Coatbridge, with weapons used in two assaults.
Hebburn man loses 15 stone after two-month Mounjaro course
A 26-year-old from Hebburn who ate two doner kebabs for breakfast has lost 15 stone after a two-month course of Mounjaro and a fitness overhaul.
Katy Clark will not stand for Scottish Labour leadership
Left-wing MSP Katy Clark confirmed she will not stand in the Scottish Labour leadership contest, instead issuing policy challenges on public ownership and unions.
Traitors winner Harry Clark replaces injured Chris Ramsey
The Traitors winner Harry Clark reportedly stepped in for Chris Ramsey on Celebrity Gladiators after the comedian suffered a leg injury while filming.
Farage urged to come clean over £5m gift
Nigel Farage is urged to “come clean” after a report claims he struck a secret deal to return as Reform UK leader months before the 2024 election.
Fans fume as ITV pulls Emmerdale and Corrie for Carabao Cup
ITV is replacing Friday night's Emmerdale and Coronation Street with Carabao Cup coverage, leaving soap fans furious over another schedule shake-up.
Alex Jones: 'I'm so proud' after 16 years on The One Show
Alex Jones says she is 'so proud' after 16 years on The One Show, as the BBC programme prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary with a special week.
AstraZeneca in talks over £300bn merger with US rival
AstraZeneca and Bristol Myers Squibb have held talks over a potential merger that could create a drugs group worth more than £300 billion, reports say.
Van der Valk viewers hail show as 'better than original'
ITV viewers have welcomed the return of Van der Valk, with some calling the fourth series 'better than the original' as Marc Warren returns as Piet.
Home Bargains Warns Shoppers Over Recalled Crisps
Home Bargains has recalled Lay's Sour Cream & Dill Crisps 125g because milk and wheat are not declared on the label. Shoppers can return them for a refund.
Corrie's Chris Gascoyne Teases TV Return With 'I'm Back' Post
Chris Gascoyne, best known as Peter Barlow, has teased his return to TV three years after leaving Coronation Street, with a new role in The Northumbria Mysteries.
GMB fans 'switch off' as hosts talk over Gillian Keegan
Good Morning Britain viewers were left fuming on Monday after claiming hosts Richard Madeley and Kate Garraway repeatedly spoke over guest Gillian Keegan.
Greggs launches Quicknic deal this week based on weather
Greggs has unlocked a £4.75 Quicknic meal deal in eligible UK regions this week, using a weather formula to decide where the offer goes live.
Ariana Grande Pulls Out of London Musical to Take Break
Ariana Grande has withdrawn from the London revival of Sunday in the Park with George, citing a planned break from public-facing work and scrutiny.
HMRC warns 750,000 may miss £2,212 Child Trust Fund
HMRC warns more than 750,000 young adults may be missing unclaimed Child Trust Funds worth an average of £2,212. Find how to check for free.
Dad floored by gift cards inside £6 charity shop jacket
A father and son found a leather jacket for $7.99 at a Goodwill in Flagstaff - then discovered four loaded Subway gift cards worth $40 in its pockets.
McDonald's swaps Dexter Fletcher for Stephen Graham
Stephen Graham has replaced Dexter Fletcher as the voice of McDonald's UK adverts, leaving fans divided and some calling for Fletcher's return.
Best UK city break 2026: Bristol tops Lonely Planet list
Bristol is the only UK city named on Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2026 list, making it an excellent top city break pick over Cardiff and Swansea.
Bristol Named One of Best Places to Visit 2026
Bristol is the only UK city featured in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2026, celebrated for its street art, maritime heritage and vibrant subcultures.
TfL catches Elizabeth line fare dodger who owed £2,000
A TfL revenue officer catches a fare dodger who racked up over £2,000 in unpaid Elizabeth line tickets, as the chase is filmed for Channel 5's Fare Dodgers.
Chinese Range Rover clone covers 828 miles on one tank
Jaecoo 7 SHS-P covered 828 miles at Millbrook, beating its 745-mile WLTP figure and becoming the only plug-in hybrid SUV on sale with over 800 miles of range.
AA calls for one-hour automatic to manual driving conversion
The AA says drivers who pass automatic tests should be allowed to drive manual cars after a one-hour conversion course, rather than face long waits.
Andy Burnham backers set themselves up for embarrassment
Labour supporters eagerly backing Andy Burnham are setting themselves up for embarrassment, as history shows with Keir Starmer's adoring fans.
Pensions shift accelerating as DWP data reveals change
New DWP figures show the proportion of pensioners accessing defined contribution pots rose from 37% to 49%, as an expert warns the UK is moving to 'pension inadequacy'.
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