FatFace £35 Midi Dress Raved as 'Perfect Fit' for All Seasons
FatFace's Kim Dark Purple Regular Metallic Midi Dress, reduced from £72 to £35, earns five-star reviews as a versatile, seasonless wardrobe staple.
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Andy Burnham Pledges 'Breathing Room' on Cost of Living
New Labour leader Andy Burnham will promise to restore confidence and give 'breathing room' on cost of living in his first speech as PM, scrapping digital ID scheme and prioritizing devolution.
Celtic revive Hogh chase as Kyogo eyes Parkhead return
Celtic are back in the hunt for Bodo/Glimt striker Kasper Hogh, while Kyogo Furuhashi has indicated he wants a return to Parkhead after being told he is not in Birmingham City's plans.
Burnham to Promise 'More Breathing Space' on Cost of Living
Andy Burnham will pledge to give Britain 'more breathing space' on cost of living in his first speech as PM, announcing a policy blitz in his first week to ease household pressures.
Liverpool Transfer News: Iraola Eyes £100m+ Signings
Liverpool are targeting a £100m-plus right-sided overhaul after Mohamed Salah's exit, with Jason McAteer urging reinforcements. The Reds also signed 14-year-old Isaiah Bryan from West Brom for £200,000.
Martin Lewis Urges Millions to Check Forgotten Pensions Now
Martin Lewis warns millions of workers with multiple jobs to track down forgotten pension pots, with some discovering savings worth over £100,000.
Holiday Parks Go Grown-Up: Hot Tubs, Costa, and Coastal Views
Holiday parks are now catering to adults with luxury lodges, hot tubs, unlimited Costa coffee, and activities like yoga and archery. Parkdean Resorts offers breaks from £109, with all-inclusive packages from £25 per adult per night.
Teen Mum Turns £500 into £1.1M Business
Sophie Lux, a single mother at 19, transformed a £500 investment into a £1.1 million awards business, the UK Health and Beauty Awards, challenging industry cliques.
Garnacho rejects Villa; Man United eyes £42.5m windfall
Alejandro Garnacho has turned down a move to Aston Villa as part of the Morgan Rogers deal. He prefers Roma, and Man United could receive a 10% sell-on fee if Chelsea sells him for £42.5m.
Lidl Champagne Wins World's Best Title at £25
Lidl's own-label Champagne Bissinger & Co., priced at £24.99, has been named World's Best Champagne at the 2026 World Drinks Awards, beating luxury brands like Moët & Chandon.
McDonald's First-Ever Sauce Shop Opens in Manchester
McDonald's opens its first-ever Sauce Shop in Manchester's Northern Quarter on July 25-26, featuring a bespoke sauce wall, new summer dips, and free food for the first 100 visitors each day.
Thames Water Creditors Open to Talks with Burnham on Public Control
Thames Water creditors are willing to discuss greater public control of the utility as incoming PM Andy Burnham considers temporary nationalisation to address the company's £20 billion debt.
Newcastle United Transfer Woes: Club Losing Appeal, Says Alan Smith
Sky Sports pundit Alan Smith says Newcastle United's project is less attractive to signings, citing missed targets and player departures. The club finished 12th last season and faces financial restrictions.
75% of UK Firms Vote No Confidence in New PM Andy Burnham
Three quarters of UK businesses fear more tax rises under new PM Andy Burnham, with some threatening to relocate to America, according to a DJH survey of 200 bosses.
Emergency Services at Hawarden Airport After Plane Flips
Emergency crews responded to Hawarden Airport in Flintshire, North Wales, after a light aircraft flipped over on the tarmac on July 18, 2026. The incident occurred at approximately 3:10 pm, with teams from Buckley, Deeside, and Wrexham attending.
World Cup Half-Time Show 2026: Line-Up, Length, Start Time
The first-ever World Cup half-time show airs tonight, July 19, with Madonna, Shakira, Justin Bieber, and BTS headlining. The 11-minute performance begins around 8:50 PM on BBC One and ITV.
Network Rail Team Leader Stole £11,000 in Tools
Drew Beck, a Network Rail team leader, stole over £11,000 in tools and recruited others to sell them online. He received a suspended sentence for theft by an employee.
7 Screen-Free Activities to Survive Summer Indoors
Scorching temperatures and poor air quality have driven many indoors. These seven screen-free activities, tested by experts, offer fun without screens.
Fifa to Announce Record $15bn World Cup Revenue
Fifa will announce record $15bn revenues from the 2026 World Cup, exceeding original $11bn target, driven by hospitality and secondary ticket market, boosting Infantino's position.
Northern Rivers Rail Trail Funding Rejected
A joint $42m federal grant request to complete the 54km missing link of the Northern Rivers Rail Trail in NSW has been rejected, despite strong council backing and regional need.
Six Cheap Family Days Out in England by Bus
Bus fares capped at £3 and free for kids in August make family outings affordable. Six ideas for wildlife, art, and nature trips by bus in England.
Burnham's Economic To-Do List: Seven Charts on Key Challenges
Andy Burnham faces pressure on public finances and limited time before the next election. From industrial strategy to housing, seven charts outline the challenges ahead.
Rolls-Royce Fixes Engine Woes, Seeks UK Support for Narrowbody Return
Rolls-Royce has resolved Trent engine cracking issues, boosting profits 40% to £3.5bn. Now it seeks UK government backing to re-enter the narrowbody jet engine market.
Money and Soft Power: Is World Cup Football Losing Its Magic?
Fifa's World Cup has become a $40.9bn economic juggernaut, but corporate sponsorships and soft power may be draining the magic from the beautiful game, experts warn.
South East Water supply disruption hits thousands in Kent
Thousands of homes and businesses in Kent face water supply problems after an instrument failure at a treatment works, with 7,000 properties affected in the Tunbridge Wells area.
Trump's Airport Rebranding Hits Turbulence Over Funding
Donald Trump's rebranding of Palm Beach airport faces delays as state and county hold back funds, leaving signage incomplete and critics concerned about costs.
Shark Detect Lift-Away XL: Best Corded Vacuum Tested
The Shark Detect Lift-Away XL LA791UKT outperforms cordless rivals with powerful suction, DuoClean floor head, and anti-tangle system. It excels on carpets and hard floors, making it the best corded vacuum tested.
Why a Modest US Interest Rate Rise Won't Change Much for Most Businesses
A 25-basis-point Fed rate increase won't meaningfully change borrowing costs for established small businesses, with minimal impact on loan payments and investment decisions.
Newcastle Central Station: 1980 vs 2026
A photo comparison reveals how Newcastle Central Station's concourse has transformed from 1980 to 2026, with modern amenities and a £9 million regeneration.
Blind UK Households Can Halve TV Licence to £90
Households with a legally blind member can reduce their TV licence to £90, a 50% discount on the standard £180 fee, according to TV Licensing.
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