Dusk's slim shoe cabinet reduced by £30 in hallway tidy-up deal
Dusk's Hattie Shoe Cabinet is now £169, down from £199, offering a slim, stylish storage solution for hallways with soft-close drawers and positive reviews.
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Cordless Hoover That Gets Under Sofa Drops to Under £90
The Hoover HF1 Max cordless vacuum cleaner has been slashed by 36% on Amazon, dropping from £139.99 to £89 in a limited-time deal for shoppers.
Britons cut back on spending as cost of living crisis deepens
BRC and Barclays data show UK consumer spending weakened in February amid the cost of living crisis, with sales volumes falling despite higher prices.
HMRC apologises after thousands wrongly lose child benefit over travel data
Thousands of families had child benefit suspended after HMRC wrongly flagged them as emigrants based on incomplete travel data, including day trips and return via different airports.
HMRC sends £1,000 cheques for marriage tax allowance
Backdated Marriage Tax Allowance claims can bring a £1,000 HMRC cheque for eligible married couples and civil partners, covering up to four prior tax years.
Van Der Valk season 4 cast: Warren, McCoy, Riedle
Commissaris Piet Van Der Valk returns to ITV on Sunday August 2 at 8pm, with Marc Warren and Maimie McCoy back and Kim Riedle joining as Sergeant Kalie Tenkers.
UK warns travellers to 29 destinations of deadly methanol poisoning risk
Relatives of methanol poisoning victims launch 'Know the Signs' campaign as UK travel advice lists 29 risky destinations.
Pub chains warn of price rises as energy and food costs surge
Mitchells & Butlers and Marston's warn of price rises and fewer discounts as energy, food and wage costs surge; City Pub Group absorbs costs.
Aldi and Lidl Beans Beat Heinz in Which? Taste Test
Budget supermarket baked beans from Aldi and Lidl have beaten Heinz in a Which? blind taste test, scoring 77% to Heinz's 76% - and they cost from 39p a tin.
Martin Lewis warns of civil unrest unless government acts on energy bills
Martin Lewis warns of civil unrest unless the government acts on rising energy bills, as the price cap is set to increase again in October.
British Gas: Leave oven door open for extra winter warmth
British Gas suggests leaving the oven door open after cooking to warm the kitchen without extra cost. Safety warnings apply.
Oldham couple campaign for remote stillbirth registration
A couple who lost their daughter at 36 weeks are backing a bill to let families register stillbirths from home, after a traumatic in-person trip to the registry office.
Bride's honeymoon plans overshadowed by in-laws booking same resort
A bride-to-be is furious after her fiancé's parents booked the same resort for their honeymoon, leading to a family row and online debate.
Edinburgh Wax Museum: Scary attraction closed in 1989
Edinburgh's Wax Museum opened in 1976 and closed in 1989 after thrilling and terrifying visitors with 150 figures, haunted tales and a Chamber of Horrors.
Dover faces biggest test of EU border checks as summer getaway begins
Dover faces potential long delays as EU border checks begin and millions take to the roads for the summer getaway.
Persimmon: Iran conflict poses risk to UK homebuyer confidence
Persimmon warns the Iran conflict could hit UK homebuyer confidence, with mortgage rates rising and inflation fears growing.
HMRC hits pensioners with £33-a-month charges under new rule
State pensioners earning over £35,000 will repay winter fuel payments via HMRC tax codes, with deductions of £33 a month unless they opt out.
SNP top tax rate backfired, cut revenues, analysis finds
Scotland's 48p top tax rate backfired, cutting revenues by up to £30m in a stark warning for Healey and Burnham as they look for more money.
Birmingham council spends £30k on Pakistan festival
Birmingham City Council has allocated £30,000 to the Spirit of Pakistan festival while residents endure bin strikes that have lasted 18 months.
Tycoon who funded divorce fraud blew £78,000 in Harrods, court hears
Elie Taktouk, jailed for fraud after wife left him for Cesc Fabregas, spent £78,000 in Harrods and faces losing millions in a confiscation hearing.
Sinclair takes 8% stake in EW Scripps as takeover speculation grows
Sinclair acquires 8.2% stake in rival EW Scripps as it weighs takeover; Scripps shares jump 40%.
Sainsbury's Nectar points now earned on Uber Eats orders
Sainsbury's shoppers can now earn one Nectar point for every £1 spent when ordering groceries through Uber Eats at more than 1,300 UK stores.
Aldi to Open Eight New London Stores in £40m Expansion
Aldi's £40m expansion brings eight new London stores in 2026, creating 200 jobs. Locations include Marble Arch, Hoxton, Watford, and more.
Paedophile who murdered toddler could have been arrested
A paedophile could have been arrested 18 months before he murdered and sexually assaulted his girlfriend's two-year-old daughter, police admit.
Reeves Raises Taxes to Record High in £26bn Budget
Chancellor Rachel Reeves raises taxes by £26bn, targeting the wealthy, scrapping the two-child benefit cap, and freezing tax thresholds in a budget that pushes the tax take to a record high.
Christmas gift theft: Britons warned to check home insurance cover
Britons are urged to check home insurance policies for Christmas gift cover, as experts warn of theft risks and high-value item limits.
Uplift cafe must leave Stretford church basement by Aug 22
Stretford's Uplift café, a 'lifeline' to customers, must move from its church basement home by August 22 as owners seek a new town-centre base.
Isle of Wight helicopter crash victims identified
Three victims of the Isle of Wight helicopter crash are named as Justyna Czoska, Wojtek Kowalkowski and Simon Hewitt. A fourth man remains in hospital.
Number of Americans moving halves since 2021, study finds
Bank of America study shows US relocation rates dropped by over half since 2021, with movers favouring nearby cities within their region.
State pensioners can get £21,330 tax-free with HMRC rules
State pensioners can raise their tax-free Personal Allowance to £21,330 by combining Marriage Allowance and Rent-a-Room, two legal HMRC rules, if eligible.
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