Albania cheapest European summer destination with £17 flights
Tirana, Albania, is the cheapest European city for hotel stays this summer, with flights from £17 and a Maldives-like coastline at Ksamil.
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UK Inflation Falls to 2.6% in Boost for New PM
UK inflation fell to 2.6% in June, down from 2.8% in May, providing an early boost for new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, but experts warn of a temporary relief.
Matalan shorts for £1.50: 'Perfect length' for mature legs
Matalan's Ecru Denim City Shorts, ideal for mature legs, can be bought for just £1.50 via TopCashback's £15 sign-up bonus offer.
Newcastle Yet to Act on £50m Trafford Interest
Newcastle United have not followed up on interest in James Trafford despite Manchester City's £50m demands, with Nick Pope set as first choice.
Nobody's Child linen trousers reduced to £39
Nobody's Child Green Linen-Blend Low Waisted Straight Leg Trousers reduced from £65 to £39, praised for 'beautiful' design and comfort.
EasyJet Ibiza flight returns to Gatwick after emergency
An easyJet flight to Ibiza was forced to turn back to London Gatwick after transmitting an emergency code shortly after takeoff.
Man Utd transfer boost: Zirkzee texts, Scott snubs deal
Manchester United get double transfer boost: Joshua Zirkzee receives calls from Juventus, while Alex Scott turns down Bournemouth contract, paving way for £60m move.
Postal worker fired after 30 years for KFC lunch loses appeal
A Newcastle postal worker with 30 years of service lost his bid to get his job back after being sacked for stopping at KFC in his delivery van during an unauthorized lunch break.
Bus fare price cap of £2 announced from January 2027
Most single bus fares in England will be capped at £2 from January 1, 2027, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced.
PM Burnham Announces £2 Bus Fare Cap Across England
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a £2 cap on single bus fares across England from January, extending the Bee Network policy nationwide.
Decathlon launches own 'Middle Aisle' with Back to School deals
Decathlon has launched its own 'Sports Middle Aisle' across UK and Ireland, offering rotating discounts on sports products starting with Back to School essentials.
Burnham announces £2 bus fare cap from January
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced a £2 cap on single bus fares across England from January, funded partly by changes to international climate finance.
Northern Ireland leads UK regions for house price growth
Northern Ireland has the highest proportion of homes increasing in value annually from June 2022 to June 2026, with 37.9%, according to Zoopla. Only 14% of UK homes saw yearly gains.
Skopje Tops List of 43 European Capitals for Traveller
A full-time traveller who has visited 43 European capitals names Skopje, North Macedonia, as his favourite, praising its charm, safety, and affordability.
UGREEN Tracker Tags Drop to £18.99 on Amazon
The UGREEN FineTrack 4 Pack Tracker Tags are now £18.99 on Amazon, down from £21.99, offering a cost-effective alternative to Apple AirTags with seamless Find My integration.
Everton transfer update: Right-back priority, Grealish, sales
Everton prioritise right-back signing, monitor Jack Grealish's recovery, and consider sales as pre-season begins one month before Crystal Palace opener.
McAteer: Liverpool should target Aston Villa's Konsa
Jason McAteer says Liverpool should sign Aston Villa's Ezri Konsa as an ideal centre-back, citing his experience and versatility after a strong World Cup.
Liverpool transfer boost: Scott reunion, Torres available
Alex Scott's chances of reuniting with Andoni Iraola at Liverpool have improved after rejecting a new Bournemouth contract, while World Cup winner Ferran Torres is available for a cut-price fee.
Chelsea's Rogers Signing Aids Man City Against Arsenal
Chelsea's £117m signing of Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa has helped Manchester City by reducing pressure on Elliot Anderson and disrupting Arsenal's transfer plans.
Man Utd Ignore Premier League's New Transfer Benchmark
Manchester United have not broken their transfer record since 2016 and show no signs of doing so this summer, despite rivals spending over £100m.
Toby Carvery wraps leftovers in cling film, woman disgusted
A woman was appalled when Toby Carvery staff wrapped her leftovers in cling film instead of a takeaway box, citing shortage of containers.
Fears over Manchester roads with 61,000 new homes plan
Manchester's draft local plan to build 61,000 homes by 2039 raises concerns about road congestion and pressure on public services like doctors and dentists.
Arsenal could boost transfer war chest by £90m with four exits
Arsenal could increase their summer budget by at least £90m if players such as Gabriel Jesus and Ben White are offloaded, with four exits in the pipeline.
PIP claimants warned payments may stop for holidays abroad
PIP claimants must inform the DWP if travelling abroad for more than four weeks or risk losing payments. Short trips under four weeks usually don't need reporting.
Premium Cookware Set Drops by £68 in Limited-Time Sale
A premium stainless steel cookware set is reduced by £68, with customers praising its even heat distribution and durability after a 30-year non-stick user says they'd 'never go back'.
Man United Boost: Alex Scott Rejects Contract, Zirkzee Interest Grows
Alex Scott rejects Bournemouth contract offer, boosting Manchester United's pursuit. Meanwhile, Joshua Zirkzee attracts Juventus interest.
£23 Sandals: Summer Wedding Guests' Heel Alternative
The Ivory Bloom Pearl Sandals at Debenhams are reduced to £22.90, offering a stylish and comfortable alternative to heels for summer weddings.
James Bond Road Where Seeing Another Car Makes You Cry
The Strada della Forra in Italy, featured in Quantum of Solace, is a breathtaking but terrifying drive where spotting another car can make drivers 'want to cry'.
Premier League rules limit Man Utd to two more specific signings
Manchester United can only sign two more non-homegrown players under Premier League squad rules unless they make further sales.
Man United restricted to two more non-homegrown signings
Manchester United can only sign two more non-homegrown players unless they sell current squad members, due to Premier League homegrown player rules.
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