Home Bargains opens 29,000 sq ft mega-store in Gateshead
Home Bargains has opened a 29,000 sq ft mega-store at Team Valley Trading Estate in Gateshead, featuring a GardenWorld and cafe, with discounts until 5:30pm.
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M5 Crash Near Bristol Causes 90-Minute Delays
Two-vehicle crash on M5 near Bristol caused 90-minute delays, with queues stretching 10 miles and a second incident adding to disruption.
Woman loses £900 and misses 50th birthday in Spain over post-Brexit passport rule
Ali Burridge, 50, lost £900 and missed her birthday trip to Benidorm after being stopped at Stansted due to a post-Brexit passport rule.
Rail Fares Across Britain Rise 5.1% as Advance Tickets Outpace Inflation
Official figures show rail fares up 5.1% in a year, with advance fares in south-east rising nearly 10%, prompting affordability concerns.
British motorists rack up three moon trips' worth of driving in a lifetime
Study finds typical UK driver covers 1.5 million miles, equal to three moon return trips, plus insights on car buying and EVs.
Sam Fender breaks UK record, targets Mariah Carey
Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have broken the UK's longest-running number 1 record with Rein Me In and now need four more weeks to beat Mariah Carey's world mark.
St Ives landlady 'horrified' as staircase collapse injures four relatives
St Ives landlady Helen Randall says four family members were injured when a fire escape staircase collapsed at her property on Sunday evening.
Wales' Best Stays: From Clifftop Spas to Georgian Harbourside Hotels
Discover two of Wales' top hotels for 2026: St Brides Spa with its infinity pool and The Harbourmaster, praised by Jeremy Clarkson.
Rye: the UK town like the Cotswolds without crowds
Rye, East Sussex, offers Cotswolds-style cobbled streets and medieval charm with far fewer visitors, as global interest in the Cotswolds surges by 37% this year.
Millions lose out as £19bn in benefits goes unclaimed each year
Policy in Practice study reveals £19bn unclaimed welfare support annually, with millions missing out on universal credit, council tax and pension credit.
France’s Bayrou faces near-certain defeat in confidence vote
France faces political turmoil as PM François Bayrou is expected to lose a confidence vote next month amid anger over his austerity budget and debt-reduction plan.
Farm shop owner 'absolutely gutted' after thieves steal produce
Farm shop owner Annie Edwards says she is “absolutely gutted” after thieves stole produce from Westcroft Farm Shop in Berrow.
Putin’s China Visit: Economic Realities Behind the Charm
Putin visits Beijing for economic talks as Russia deepens energy ties with China amid Western sanctions, while Trump's trade overtures stall.
Manchester Airport Power Cut Leads to Widespread Flight Cancellations
A significant power cut at Manchester Airport led to all flights from terminals one and two being cancelled, causing major disruption for passengers.
Morrisons Daily to Open New Store in New Brighton This Month
A new Morrisons Daily convenience store opens in New Brighton on Thursday, August 13, while Morrisons trials AI-powered Caper trolleys at Preston store.
Workers at Amazon, Target, and Whole Foods stage coordinated sick-out over Covid-19 safety
Workers at Amazon, Target, Whole Foods, Instacart and Shipt staged a coordinated sick-out on May 1, demanding better Covid-19 protections and paid leave.
Extreme US adventures: glacier treks, volcano hikes and canyon scrambles
Guided extreme adventures in America: glacier trekking in Alaska, volcano hikes in Hawaii, and canyon scrambles in Utah.
UK airlines cleared to cancel flights to save jet fuel
UK airlines can cancel or consolidate flights this summer to conserve jet fuel under new government legislation aimed at avoiding disruption.
Dunelm shoppers say £149.50 chair looks like designer buy
Dunelm shoppers say Malia Deep Stripe armchair, now £149.50 down from £299, looks like a designer piece. Dusk alternatives are also discounted.
Man Utd told £35m Ederson transfer decision was a mistake
Manchester United have been told they made a mistake walking away from a £35m deal for Atalanta's Ederson, with Don Hutchison labelling him 'outstanding'.
High-speed trains generate wind power in UK first as turbines installed alongside track
LNER installs three wind turbines beside the East Coast Main Line to harness power from passing high-speed trains in a UK-first trial.
Energy Minister Pledges Scrutiny of Bills as Suppliers Warn of £250 Price Hike
Energy minister says government will scrutinise 'every penny' on bills, but suppliers warn of £250 annual rise due to Iran conflict and price cap rise expected.
Arsenal in Champions League second seed pot as new format looms
Arsenal are confirmed in pot two for the Champions League draw under the new 36-team format, with a potentially tough set of opponents awaiting.
Bank Holiday 2024 Top Supermarket Wine Deals Revealed
Supermarket wine deals for Bank Holiday 2024: Waitrose and Sainsbury's offer 25% off mixed six, with standout bottles under £20.
Turkey Holidays Cheaper as Lira Hits Record Low Against Pound
Turkey holidays become cheaper as lira hits record low against pound, boosting bookings; UK tourists get 697 lira per £100.
Air Fryer Owners Warned Against Cooking Bone-In Meat
Experts warn against cooking bone-in meat in air fryers, as it may cook unevenly. Learn which cuts are safe and why steak is tricky.
Tesco shopper slams 'ridiculous' prices on everyday essentials
A Tesco shopper has shared her shock at soaring prices for coffee, olive oil, ketchup and cereal, saying she now dreads food shopping.
Home Bargains slashes £32 luxury bath oil to £6.99 in online-only deal
Home Bargains cuts Ren Anti-Fatigue Bath Oil from £32 to £6.99 online, a 78% saving. It retails at £33 in Superdrug and £18.95 at Beauty Kick.
Airport Security: Packing Cards in Hand Luggage Could Trigger Additional Checks
Travellers packing playing cards, trading cards or tarot cards may face extra airport security screening due to their shape and density, officials warn.
DWP to send vital State Pension update letters to millions of pensioners
DWP sends annual State Pension letters confirming 8.5% rise from April. Pension Credit deadline March 5 for £299 cost of living payment.
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