£1 charity shop mug worth £75 spotted by thrifting expert
Kat Lambert, a thrifting expert from Bolton, spotted a rare Disney Cinderella mug on a charity shop shelf with a £1 price tag, later finding it sells for £75 on eBay.
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Urgent Matalan Recall: Bikini Tops Risk Cuts from Loose Underwire
Matalan recalls seven bikini top styles due to loose underwire risk. Customers advised to return for full refund; no receipt needed.
Powerball winner Brad Duke billionaire via investing
Brad Duke won $220 million Powerball in 2005 but refused to splurge. Instead, he invested $45M in low-risk, $35M in high-risk assets, and grew his fortune to $1 billion in 12 years.
Andy Burnham's Inheritance Tax Hike: 7 Tips to Fight Back
Andy Burnham proposes extra 10% inheritance tax for social care. With IHT already rising, experts share seven tips to reduce your bill and avoid pitfalls.
Alpine A390: F1-Inspired Electric SUV Takes Aim at Porsche
Alpine unveils A390, its first bespoke EV SUV with 464bhp, four-wheel drive, and 342-mile range. Takes on Porsche Macan, order books open November 2025.
May Bank Holiday Rail Chaos: Charing Cross Closed, Euston Reduced
May bank holiday rail disruption: London Charing Cross closed, Euston reduced. Liverpool and other routes affected by engineering works.
Expert tips to stop bed bugs ruining your Christmas getaway
Experts share essential tips to prevent bed bug infestations during Christmas travel, including luggage and clothing precautions.
Stamp Washer Cost Royal Mail £1m
Kevin Coatsworth used chemicals to remove franking from stamps, selling them as new on eBay, depriving Royal Mail of over £1 million.
Cutting cash Isa limit will not boost stock market, MPs warn Rachel Reeves
MPs warn Rachel Reeves that cutting the cash Isa limit won't boost stock market but may raise mortgage costs, urging better financial education instead.
Grandma, 92, Credits Cheap Boots Product for Youthful Look
92-year-old Joan Richmond-Woodhouse says Nivea cream, available at Boots for £2, keeps her looking decades younger.
AppleCare One UK: cover three devices for £16.99/month
AppleCare One is now available in the UK, allowing customers to cover up to three Apple devices including iPhone, iPad and MacBook for a monthly £16.99 fee.
£14.50 CeraVe Eye Cream at Sainsbury's Impresses Shoppers
CeraVe Eye Repair Cream at Sainsbury's for £14.50 targets dark circles and puffiness, praised for gentle, hydrating formula with ceramides and hyaluronic acid.
Man loses 7 stone eating 10 rice cakes a day
Adam Juniper, 46, shed seven stone in seven months by swapping snacks for rice cakes, costing £2 daily. The London editor says his wife now calls him gorgeous.
Oil prices fall to pre-Iran war levels as tankers leave Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices fall to pre-Iran war levels as tankers exit Strait of Hormuz, easing inflation fears and boosting stock markets. UK petrol prices set to drop below 150p.
IMF Warns Iran War Escalation Could Trigger Global Recession
IMF warns Iran war escalation could trigger global recession; UK faces sharpest G7 growth downgrade and highest inflation.
Cuba Suffers Third Nationwide Blackout Since Start of Year
Cuba suffers third nationwide blackout in six months amid US oil blockade, worsening fuel shortages, and humanitarian crisis.
Eddie Howe admits Newcastle hit by UEFA rules, signs young
Eddie Howe says Newcastle have taken a hit from UEFA rules, spending £112m on young players after selling Tonali and Gordon for £169m.
Tynemouth Crowned Most Charming Seaside Town in UK
Tynemouth, nine miles from Newcastle, has been named the UK's most charming seaside town by Lonely Planet, boasting beaches, priory ruins, and the Mouth of the Tyne Festival.
US Files Landmark Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple
US files antitrust lawsuit against Apple, accusing it of monopolising the smartphone market and crushing competition.
Celtic board on brink of ambition but big question marks remain
Celtic's board is close to completing ambitious transfers including £11m Kasper Hogh, but potential player departures could undermine progress.
Russia Plans War Tourism in Devastated Donetsk
Russia plans war tourism in devastated Donetsk, drawing visitors to battlefields and ruins despite ongoing hardship.
Subaru unveils three new electric SUVs, targets Land Rover buyers
Subaru reveals three new electric SUVs—Uncharted, revised Solterra, and E-Outback—targeting Land Rover buyers with off-road capability and lower prices.
Trump's tariff turmoil deepens after Supreme Court ruling
US Supreme Court ruling invalidates Trump's tariff regime, leaving allies like UK and Japan confused as global trade faces new uncertainty.
FCA faces four legal challenges over £9.1bn car loan compensation scheme
FCA faces four lawsuits over £9.1bn compensation scheme for car loan victims, from Consumer Voice and three lenders.
Energy Costs Push Families to Charcoal, Endangering Wildlife
Soaring energy costs drive families to charcoal, threatening forests and wildlife in Africa and Asia.
Gold Crest Holidays Collapses, All Trips Cancelled
Gold Crest Holidays, a UK family-run coach tour operator, has ceased trading after 30 years, cancelling all future holidays.
Tesco Recalls Pasta Salads Over Salmonella Contamination Fears
Tesco recalls three pasta salads over Salmonella fears; FSA warns not to eat products with specific use-by dates.
AB InBev reports beer sales boost ahead of World Cup summer
AB InBev reports unexpected Q1 sales volume growth of 0.8%, driven by beer brands, as it looks to capitalise on the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
European fishing fleets accused of illegal tuna fishing in Indian Ocean
European fishing fleets accused of illegally netting tuna in Indian Ocean, according to NGO reports presented to EU and tuna commission.
Man Utd: £43m Kone Bid, Tchouameni Boost, Baleba Link
Manchester United are linked with midfielders Manu Kone, Aurelien Tchouameni and Carlos Baleba in the latest transfer news, with a £43m bid for Kone reported.
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