Watch that 'makes a mockery' of luxury brands costs just £445
Independent watch brand Detrash sells McQ: Salmon for £445, resembling a £40k Patek Philippe, made from recycled materials and praised by buyers.
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Why North Dakota, America's Least-Visited State, Is an Underrated Vacation Secret
Discover why North Dakota, America's least-visited state, offers epic landscapes, cultural riches, and crowd-free adventures across 70,700 square miles.
Emmerdale Spoilers: Billy Danger, Claudette Deal
Thursday's Emmerdale sees danger at the depot, a halted scheme, and Claudette Anderson making a deal, as a trailer hints at Billy Fletcher's death.
WhatsApp Major Upgrade: Five New Calling Features
WhatsApp confirms five new calling features: Web Calling, Call Transfer, Waiting Room, QuickHD, and Noise Suppression. Rolling out to UK users soon.
Reeves Unveils British Isa And Savings Revolution
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces measures to encourage UK savers to invest in stocks and shares, pausing Isa overhaul and enlisting WPP for a campaign.
Labour's Home Buyer Scheme Sparks Price Rise Fears
Experts warn Labour's home guarantee scheme expansion will push prices higher, help those who would buy anyway, and distract from supply issues.
Former Greggs Employee Reveals Behind-The-Counter Secrets
Former Greggs worker reveals customer nicknames, food fights, and how staff avoid serving hungry customers.
Philippines declares energy emergency over Middle East war, turns to coal
Philippines declares national energy emergency due to Middle East war, boosting coal power and seeking oil from sanctioned countries to secure supply.
Hogh reveals Celtic transfer agent and his transformation
Kasper Hogh credits former Celtic star Stefan Johansen for his £11m move and opens up on his transformation from party animal to devoted footballer at Bodo/Glimt.
FCDO warns tourists after methanol poison deaths abroad
The Foreign Office has warned holidaymakers after British tourists died from methanol poisoning abroad, urging travellers to understand the risks and spot signs of the toxic alcohol.
Barcola talks begin, Fernandez-Pardo requests move
Liverpool are set to open talks for PSG's Bradley Barcola while Lille's Matias Fernandez-Pardo has submitted a transfer request.
Primark's £16 jacket goes viral as shoppers praise 'lush' bargain
Primark's £16 lightweight running jacket goes viral on TikTok, praised as 'lush' and good quality by shoppers.
Perth Council Set to Block Gina Rinehart's Helipad Plans
Perth Council recommends blocking Gina Rinehart's helipad proposal over noise and planning concerns; vote next week.
Revealed: UK’s AI Investment Drive Built on ‘Phantom Projects’
Guardian investigation finds claimed AI investments in UK are often not real, with rented datacentres and unfinished supercomputer site.
AI Cameras Help Detect Wildfires Earlier in Western US
AI cameras in the western US detect wildfires earlier than 911 calls, helping firefighters contain blazes faster and more effectively.
Thames Water Paid Over £1m to Firm Part-Owned by Starmer Adviser
Thames Water paid over £1m to Hakluyt, a corporate intelligence firm part-owned by PM's business adviser Varun Chandra, raising conflict of interest concerns.
Sainsbury's Nectar card holders earn Uber Eats points
Sainsbury's Nectar card holders can now earn one point per £1 spent on grocery orders through Uber Eats, expanding the loyalty scheme's partnership.
Scotland-France Ferry Revival Possible as Dunkirk Plans £35bn Regeneration
A direct ferry linking Scotland and France could restart as part of Dunkirk's €40bn regeneration, with a new service from Rosyth to Dunkirk later this year.
Ryanair to Halt All Azores Flights from March 2026 Over Airport Fee Dispute
Ryanair cancels all Azores flights from March 2026, blaming high airport fees by ANA/Vinci group and EU taxes, impacting UK holidaymakers.
Pizza Hut to Close 68 UK Restaurants, Hundreds of Jobs at Risk
Pizza Hut shuts 68 UK restaurants, puts 1,210 jobs at risk, with 64 sites saved in a rescue deal following administration.
Mount Etna guides strike over strict new safety rules
Tour guides at Mount Etna have launched a rare strike over new safety restrictions, arguing they are excessive and undermine their profession.
Four Charity Shop Finds to Restore at Home for Value
Tips for restoring charity shop finds: crystal glassware, Le Creuset cookware, and silver items for great value.
Best UK Beach Hotels for a Coastal Staycation in 2026
Discover the UK's finest beach hotels for a 2026 staycation, from Devon to the Isle of Wight, Wales, Scotland, and beyond.
Death discussions 'taboo' for many in UK, survey finds
UK survey finds only 21% have discussed end of life wishes, highlighting death taboo and lack of planning.
EU trade deal likened to 'Suez moment' as critics decry concessions to US
Critics decry EU-US trade deal as one-sided, with French PM calling it 'dark day'; comparisons to 1956 Suez crisis.
Grandmother Decapitated by Bin Lorry in Front of Schoolchildren
Grandmother Maria Rubalcava, 69, decapitated by bin lorry near school in Santa Ana; she had beaten pancreatic cancer.
Greece Tops List of Best Retirement Destinations for Britons in 2026
Greece beats Spain and Portugal to become the best retirement destination for Britons in 2026, thanks to low costs, sunny weather, and easy visas.
Argelès-sur-Mer: Underrated French seaside alternative
Argelès-sur-Mer offers an underrated alternative to Nice, with Catalan-French charm, boutique hotels, vineyard lunches, and coastal activities.
Trump Insists He Does Not Consider Americans' Finances in Iran Talks
Trump says he doesn't think about Americans' financial situation amid Iran war and high inflation.
Berlin Christmas Markets from £89 with Wowcher Deal
Discover Berlin's Christmas markets from £89 per person with Wowcher, including flights and hotel. Festive fun at Gendarmenmarkt and more.
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