Airlines urge UK to ease noise rules and cut taxes amid jet fuel shortages
UK airlines lobby for relaxed noise, tax and compensation rules as Middle East conflict threatens jet fuel supplies
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Avoid car hire rip-offs: hidden fees and damage
Hiring a car abroad? Consumer expert Martyn James explains how to avoid hidden charges, excess traps and disputed damage claims that can cost thousands.
Student makes £300,000 a year selling Lego on eBay
An 18-year-old college student from Wandsworth claims he made £300,000 in a single year selling Lego figures on eBay, with around £50,000 profit.
Band of Brothers cast now 25 years after WWII drama aired
Band of Brothers celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026. Here is where Damian Lewis, Tom Hardy, James McAvoy and the rest of the HBO war drama's cast are now.
iPhone Owners Urged to Trade In Early as Values Set to Drop
iPhone values could drop by up to £300 after the iPhone 17 launch, so owners are urged to trade in early for the best price.
Amazon's UK flagship arm nets £7.6m tax credit as profits surge 26%
Amazon's main UK division received a £7.6m tax credit from HMRC despite pre-tax profits rising 26.5% to £355m. Fair Tax Foundation criticises 7.1% effective rate.
Davenport Arms landlord compares pub to cup of tea
Ed Bromley, third-generation publican and landlord of Stockport's Davenport Arms, on why a pub is 'there for every occasion' and the community events he hosts.
Two new train stations to boost tourism access in southwest England
New railway stations in Cullompton and Wellington to open by 2026, boosting tourism access in southwest England as part of £92bn transport plan.
Charity shop manager refuses 'cheeky' request to hand donations to another store
Charity shop manager Caitlin Marie Bren reveals she was left stunned after a stranger asked her to pass donations to another charity shop. She describes the request as 'cheeky'.
Charlotte Tilbury Brow Cheat pencil for £14.73 via cashback
Shoppers with sparse brows can get Charlotte Tilbury's £27 Brow Cheat eyebrow pencil for £14.73 using a £15 TopCashback welcome bonus for new members.
Man furious as neighbour steals water from his tap for her garden
A man discovered his neighbour's landscapers were using his outdoor tap to water her garden, because she removed her own spigot knob. He bought a lock and camera.
Tesco cuts prices on 500 everyday essentials in cost-of-living boost
Tesco reduces prices on over 500 grocery items, including pasta and milk, and brings back Kids Eat Free for summer.
Claw machine worker shares three tips to improve your chances of winning
An arcade worker’s three practical tips for claw machines – aim small, swing the claw, and target prizes near the chute.
Sainsbury's salted butter beats Tesco in taste test
In a head-to-head taste test of salted butter from the UK's two biggest supermarkets, Sainsbury's emerged as the clear winner, impressing with its saltiness.
Shark and Dyson summer vacuum sales offer big savings
Shark and Dyson are running rival summer sales on vacuum cleaners, with the Shark Anti Hair Wrap at £169.99 and the Dyson V12 Detect Slim Submarine at £399.99.
£100m Eden Project Morecambe work starts in August
Work begins in August on the £100m Eden Project Morecambe, aiming to transform the Lancashire seafront and bring hundreds of thousands of visitors a year
Home Bargains £1.99 Bra Wash Bags Protect Delicates
Home Bargains is selling the Utility Mesh Bra Wash Bag Two Pack for £1.99 to protect bras and lingerie from snags and shape loss in the wash.
Rhos-on-Sea: family-friendly seaside day out from Liverpool
Rhos-on-Sea: a relaxed North Wales seaside escape near Liverpool with promenade walks, crabbing, the UK's smallest church and family activities.
Medicube Zero Pore Pads Cut to £12.30 as Shoppers Rave
Amazon slashed Medicube Zero Pore Pads to £12.30, and fans of the viral skincare buy say it cleared breakouts and left them looking years younger.
Shopper's £11.99 coat bargain teaches money lesson
She bought a Zara winter cape she admired all winter for £11.99 instead of £59.99, showing out-of-season shopping can transform a wardrobe and budget.
Tractor Plunges Off M20 Bridge Leaving Driver Critically Injured
A tractor fell from a bridge onto the M20 in Kent, leaving the driver critically injured. The motorway is closed for repairs.
European Stocks Slide Amid Renewed Hormuz Tensions
European markets fell as Hormuz closure persisted, oil rose, and peace talk hopes faded.
M&S £30 leg serum gives women confidence to wear shorts
M&S shoppers are praising the £30 PRAI Ageless Leg Perfecting Serum, which blurs imperfections and gave 81% of women in a trial confidence to bare their legs.
Fridge or cupboard? Four chefs agree on ketchup
Four chefs all gave the same answer on whether opened ketchup belongs in the fridge or cupboard, backing Heinz and the FSA's storage advice on quality.
'Lovely quality' bedding set drops below £40 in Dusk sale
Dusk's Washed Cotton Printed Stripe duvet set drops to £36 in the summer sale, with shoppers praising its 'lovely quality' and 'expensive look'.
Bouncy Castle Loved by Childminders Now 20% Off on Amazon
Shoppers call the Ballsea bouncy castle a 'brilliant investment' as Amazon cuts the price by 20% to £183.99, with more than 50 bought in the past month.
Roman Longline Blouse earns rave reviews, costs £27 with code
Roman's Longline Blouse, rated 4.9/5 by over 100 shoppers, is now £27 for first-time buyers using code AFRPLC25Q226, praised as 'favourite buy of the summer'.
Beauty fans ditch foundation for glowy SPF moisturiser
Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturiser Natural Dewy SPF 30 earns 4.8/5 from over 60 reviews as beauty fans swap foundation for its glow and 16-hour wear.
Roman's Relaxed Textured Blazer now £21 with code
Roman's Relaxed Textured Blazer has been cut to £21 for new customers using code AFRPLC25Q226, offering a smart no-iron layer for formal or casual wear.
Lidl's £7.99 prosecco named world's best - I tried it
Lidl's £7.99 prosecco was named World's Best at the World Drinks Awards. I tried it and the winning champagne and crémant, and was impressed.
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