Charity Shop Bargain: £4 Chair Worth Over £1,000
Man buys Herman Miller office chair in charity shop for £3.81, worth over £1,000.
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Hyndford Road resurfacing to close in two phases in August
Hyndford Road in Lanark will close in two sections for up to four days each starting August 4 and August 9 for £200k resurfacing work.
easyJet £60 deposit deal for summer 2027 holidays
easyJet has launched a £60 deposit deal for summer 2027 package holidays to destinations including the Canary Islands, Greece, Spain and France, and introduced Teddy Trackers to prevent children losing toys.
Ryanair Approved Cabin Bag Slashed to £19.99 on Amazon
Amazon slashes LOVEVOOK cabin bag to £19.99. Ryanair-approved, 20L, 40x20x25cm, waterproof, with laptop compartment. Limited-time deal.
TikToker Creates Homemade Terry's Chocolate Orange with Real Fruit
TikToker Paige shows how to make a homemade Terry's Chocolate Orange using real fruit, sparking debate over whether it's actually an orange.
Pizza Hut Buffet Returns in Wales as Covid Restrictions Lift
Pizza Hut brings back all-you-can-eat lunchtime buffet in Wales after Covid restrictions ease, starting August 9.
Louvre Heist Losses Estimated at Nearly €90m as Museum Faces Senate Questions
Louvre heist losses estimated at €88m; police search for gang; museum security questioned; Napoleonic jewellery stolen.
Aldi Reveals Best Times to Shop This Summer to Avoid School Holiday Rush
Aldi advises shopping before 10am, after 8pm weekdays, or Saturday evenings to avoid school holiday crowds, with savings initiatives including Super 6 and Summer Support Scheme.
Shell half-year earnings soar to £12.6bn on Iran war volatility
Shell's underlying earnings jumped 70% to $16.75bn in the first half, beating forecasts, as oil traders capitalized on volatile crude prices due to the Iran conflict.
Illegal tobacco market costs Australia $3.3bn in lost tax revenue
Australia's illegal tobacco trade causes $3.3bn tax loss, with organised crime profiting as excise hikes drive demand.
Steeper UK Productivity Downgrade of Over £20bn Raises Tax Rise Fears
OBR productivity downgrade of 0.3% points could add £21bn to borrowing, raising income tax fears ahead of Rachel Reeves' budget.
Passenger Sues BA for Being 'Squashed' Next to Obese Man on 13-Hour Flight
A man is suing British Airways after claiming he was injured when squashed next to an obese passenger on a 13-hour flight from Bangkok to London.
Ten Dead in Mexico Private Jet Crash Including Three Children
A private jet crash in Mexico kills ten, including three children, near Toluca Airport. Pilot reported engine trouble before crash.
Business Leaders Slam Scottish Budget Rates Relief As 'Sticking Plaster'
Scottish business leaders criticise rates relief in draft budget as insufficient, warning of job losses and reduced competitiveness.
Over-50s Britons Feel Financially Trapped in Unhappy Marriages, Survey Finds
Survey finds 34% of over-50s Britons cite cost as main barrier to divorce, with many fearing financial ruin and lacking pension knowledge.
M6 reopens after four-vehicle crash and car fire near Knutsford
M6 northbound near Knutsford reopens after four-vehicle crash and car fire. One person injured, all others safe. Traffic now easing.
Simba Rok Slippers: 'Like Walking on a Cloud' – Ideal Father's Day Gift
Simba Rok slippers praised by dads and grandads for cloud-like comfort. Reflexology sole, Merino wool, indoor/outdoor – perfect Father's Day gift.
Brighton's Beach Disappoints, North Laine Delights
A visitor finds Brighton's pebbly beach overcrowded during a heatwave, but discovers charm in the independent shops and cafes of North Laine.
Helicopter crash on Sacramento highway: motorists help rescue woman pinned underneath
Motorists helped lift a medical helicopter off a woman pinned underneath after a crash on Highway 50 in Sacramento, critically injuring three crew members.
UK shoppers pay £120 more monthly on food
UK shoppers are spending £120 more a month on food than a year ago, with 34% sacrificing fruit and vegetables and 82% not getting their five a day, research shows.
Ukraine Targets Russian Oil Refineries in Campaign to Disrupt Military Funding
Ukrainian drone strikes have hit multiple Russian oil refineries and energy sites, causing fires and halting production in an effort to cut military funding.
Liverpool in Barcola talks; PSG want £145m
Liverpool have begun negotiations with PSG for Bradley Barcola, with the French club seeking a £145m transfer fee, which would set a new British record.
Mother spotted son's eye cancer in holiday photo
A mother spotted her son's eye cancer in a holiday photo, leading to early diagnosis and treatment of retinoblastoma.
Set For Life Draw Yields No Jackpot Winner
No jackpot winner in Monday's Set For Life draw; one ticket matches five numbers for £10k a month for a year.
Highgate Italian Restaurant Received Zero Hygiene Rating Before Closure
Don Ciccio in Highgate got zero-star hygiene rating with mouse droppings and out-of-date food weeks before closure, owner blamed locals.
Russia and North Korea near completion of first road bridge amid Ukraine war supply route concerns
Russia and North Korea's first road bridge nears completion; investigation suggests it may serve as military supply route for Ukraine war.
Britannia Hotels named worst UK chain for eighth consecutive year
Britannia Hotels ranked worst UK chain for eighth year by Which?, with filthy conditions and unprintable reviews. Premier Inn and Sofitel top the list.
M6 Closed for Dramatic Rescue of Racehorse Stranded After Wolverhampton Race
M6 closed to rescue racehorse Lion Ring after horsebox breakdown following Wolverhampton race. Trainer Andy Martin praises 'rescue heroes'.
Six-Year-Old Girl Sole Survivor of Spanish Rail Disaster That Killed 42
Six-year-old girl sole survivor of family in Spanish train crash that killed 42; families mourn and seek answers as national mourning begins.
Schiphol Airport Cuts Charges by 10% as Iran Conflict Drives Up Fuel Costs
Schiphol Airport offers 10% discount on daytime charges amid Iran war fuel crisis, affecting airlines and prompting EU measures.
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