Argos Sun Lounger Reduced to £35 for Garden Relaxation
The Argos Home Folding Metal Sun Lounger, usually £50, is now £35 with code GREEN30. Features six reclining positions, removable cushions, and a folding steel frame.
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Chelsea rule out Pedro Neto sale amid Rogers arrival
Chelsea are not actively looking to sell Pedro Neto despite rumours, Standard Sport understands, after the £117m arrival of Morgan Rogers.
Celtic fans slam Dermot Desmond over transfer inactivity
Celtic supporters express frustration at the board's slow transfer dealings as the new Premiership season approaches, with links to Kasper Hogh and Haissem Hassan.
Newcastle transfer statement on Hall and Bruno
Newcastle United have told Eddie Howe they are under no pressure to sell Bruno Guimaraes or Lewis Hall, with the club dismissing recent transfer rumours and using both stars in their new kit launch.
Drivers warned over car air-con idling fines this summer
Drivers could face fines for leaving car air-con running while parked, as engine idling breaches Highway Code Rule 123. Penalties vary by area.
Revolut and LemFi top savings with 5% AER
Revolut and LemFi offer 5% AER easy-access savings, topping Moneyfacts ranking, but both include temporary bonus offers with conditions.
OEUK Urges Approval for Jackdaw and Rosebank Projects
Offshore Energies UK calls for UK Government to back Jackdaw and Rosebank oil and gas projects, citing environmental and economic benefits.
Save £88 on Princess Anne's Hobbs dress perfect for summer
Princess Anne's Hobbs dress, reduced by £88 in the summer sale, is a timeless navy midi crafted from 100% cotton with a V-neckline and flutter sleeves.
UK Banks Face Iran War Bad Loan Risks Despite Profit Growth
Barclays, Lloyds, and NatWest are set to report higher half-year profits, but experts warn of increased bad loan provisions due to the Iran war pushing up the cost of living.
Livingston MP welcomes removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky
Livingston MP Gregor Poynton has welcomed the removal of US tariffs on Scotch whisky, calling it a major boost for Scotland's export industry and local businesses.
Shark Steam Mop Under £70: Cleaners Shocked by Dirt
Amazon cuts Shark SteamSpot with Steam Blaster to £69, down from £99.99. Shoppers amazed at dirt removed from floors using only water.
Best Festival Tent Under £200: Slumit CUB Review
Katrina Mirpuri tested the Slumit CUB 2 person quick pitch tent at Glastonbury 2025. It sets up in under 5 minutes, costs £129, and is 'by far the best festival tent' she's ever used.
Masters of the Universe now streaming free on Prime Video
Masters of the Universe, praised as 'wonderful' by viewers, is now free to stream on Prime Video in the UK despite still playing in cinemas.
Next's £16 Star Light Delights Homeware Shoppers
Next's £16 White Star Decorative Battery Operated Cloche Feature Light has impressed shoppers with its 'stunning' sparkly design and 30 tiny star lights.
Trump hits UK with 10% tariff amid economic 'Burnham bounce'
The UK faces new 10% US tariffs from Donald Trump, just as positive economic data shows a 'Burnham bounce' with rising consumer confidence and retail sales.
Martin Lewis warns of 6-month council tax rule for home owners
Martin Lewis warns home owners about a 'really important' 6-month deadline to challenge council tax bands, as 400,000 UK homes may be in the wrong band.
Scots engineering firm collapses, all staff redundant
Historic Scottish engineering firm Galino Limited enters administration after 43 years, resulting in all 12 staff being made redundant.
Uyghur restaurant 12Muqam joins Newcastle Restaurant Week
Family-run 12Muqam, serving traditional Uyghur dishes from China's Xinjiang region, takes part in NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week for the first time this August 3-9.
Men's Summer Holiday Packing List: 19 Essentials
Discover 19 must-have items for men's summer holidays, from grooming products to wardrobe staples, ensuring you pack smart and look your best.
Nando's Launches £3 Air Fryer Seasoning at Sainsbury's
Nando's has launched a new air fryer seasoning at Sainsbury's for £3, with fans rushing to create budget-friendly fakeaways at home.
EA FC 27 Price, Release Date, Ultimate Edition, and More
EA Sports unveils EA FC 27 with Kylian Mbappe and Jude Bellingham as cover stars, an open-world mode, and a new Ultimate Plus Edition priced at £139.99.
Millions urged to make a will to protect loved ones
More than 30 million UK adults have no will, research shows. Many are unaware of what happens to assets if they die intestate.
Edinburgh tourist tax sparks cancellations within hours
Edinburgh's new 5% tourist tax has led to immediate backlash and event cancellations, including Scottish Ballet performances, raising concerns about impact on visitor economy.
Rayner rules out rent controls, homes target tough
Angela Rayner has ruled out rent controls or freezes in England, pushing back against suggestions by PM Andy Burnham, and acknowledged Labour's 1.5 million homes target is challenging.
Postcode Lottery Winners: Winning Streets July 18-24
A couple who survived separate medical emergencies won £333,333. Eight Greater Manchester postcodes also won £1,000 each in the Postcode Lottery from July 18-24.
Santander and Octopus Energy Launch £29,000 Mortgage Boost
Santander and Octopus Energy partner to boost mortgage borrowing by up to £29,000 for new-build homes with zero energy bills, excluding utility costs from affordability checks.
Ryanair CEO warns passengers: 'We will not wait for anybody'
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warns passengers that the airline 'will not wait for anybody' if they are delayed by the European Entry/Exit System (EES), urging earlier airport arrival.
Wirral Plan: 2,200 Homes, UNESCO Status for Birkenhead Park
Wirral Council's new four-year plan includes 2,200 new homes, a balanced budget by 2028, and UNESCO world heritage status for Birkenhead Park.
Santander and Octopus Energy £29,000 mortgage boost
Santander launches a deal with Octopus Energy that could boost borrowing power by up to £29,000 for buyers of Zero Bills new-build homes, excluding energy costs from affordability checks.
UK Business Activity Grows Unexpectedly in July
UK private sector activity unexpectedly grew in July, driven by the World Cup, heatwave, and staycations, with the PMI rising to 52.1 from 49.3 in June.
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