Lancome Discovery Set at Boots Drops to £35.70, Each Item £11.90
The Lancôme Génifique Ultimate 20ml Discovery Set at Boots is now £35.70, down from £51, making each of the three products £11.90 each.
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Fratelli to open new restaurant in Hexham's former Courant building
Fratelli, the award-winning Italian restaurant in Ponteland, has confirmed work is underway on a second location in Hexham, inside the former Hexham Courant newspaper offices.
Tesco bans or restricts 114 food additives in own-brand products
Tesco has banned or restricted 114 additives across its own-brand ranges, up from 65 last year, as 81% of customers try to cut ultra-processed foods.
DWP to send £300 Winter Fuel Payment letters to pensioners
DWP will send letters to pensioners next month about the Winter Fuel Payment, worth up to £300, revealing how much each eligible person will receive.
HMRC tax return check for Scottish pensioners due winter heating payments
Scottish pensioners with income over £35,000 may have Pension Age Winter Heating Payment recovered via Self Assessment tax returns. HMRC urges checks.
Aldi's Lush Snow Fairy dupe returns £22 cheaper
Aldi's Lacura Sweet Angel shower gel, a £1.99 dupe for Lush's Snow Fairy, returns to stores nationwide from September 14, saving shoppers £22.
UK economy grows 0.4% in July, Chancellor hails resilience
The UK economy grew by a surprise 0.4% in July, beating forecasts of no growth, with AI investment boosting the services sector, Chancellor John Healey said.
Guests urge 'just book it' after Northumberland cottage stay
Wood Cottage in Thropton earns five-star reviews for 'magical' views, 'second-to-none' location, and dog-friendly charm, with guests urging others to 'just book it'.
Royal Mail urges customers to add return address on mail
Royal Mail reminds customers to write a return address on the back of letters and parcels so undeliverable items can be sent back to the sender, speeding up delivery.
Newcastle's 'secret' coffee shop Shapes to close this weekend
Shapes, the tucked-away coffee shop on Newcastle's Castle Stairs, will close its doors for the final time on Sunday 13th September, coinciding with the Great North Run.
Woman in Travelodge after sewage flood ruins flat
Michelle Kirby has been living in a Travelodge for nearly two months after a sewage leak flooded her flat in July, destroying all her possessions and damaging her mental health.
M&S £40 rechargeable lamp 'ideal for places with no plugs'
M&S Rechargeable Bubble Glass Globe Table Lamp, £39.50, offers cordless lighting with USB-C charging, 4.6 rating from 23 reviews.
UK booze shortage warning as Diageo faces strike over job cuts
Around 100 workers at Diageo's Cameronbridge Distillery in Scotland are set to strike over job cuts, pay and conditions, with the union warning of supply shortages of popular drinks.
Gran who thought she won a horse actually wins £4m Omaze mansion
Mary Dickson, 72, initially turned down a £4m Cornwall mansion from Omaze, thinking she had won a horse after seeing one at the reveal.
Scots gran wins £4m Cornwall mansion with £15 ticket
Mary Dickson, 72, from Castle Douglas, won a £4m four-bedroom mansion in Coverack, Cornwall, via Omaze with a £15 ticket. The property includes a pool, sea views, and £250,000 cash.
Millions to get DWP Winter Fuel Payment letters from October
Around nine million pensioners in England and Wales will receive DWP letters from October confirming their Winter Fuel Payment, with payments of £100-£300 made from November.
£20,000 savings warning as bond yields hit record high
Savers with £20,000 could earn up to £764 instead of £190 after UK government bonds sold at record yields, expert says.
Mayors get new hotel tax powers: families face £99 extra a week
Families could pay £99 more for a week-long London hotel stay after the Government gave mayors new powers to introduce an Overnight Visitor Levy.
UK Economy Grows in July Ahead of Autumn Budget
The UK economy grew in July, giving Labour a boost weeks before its first Autumn Budget under Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Burnham unveils £1bn plan for faster northern trains
Andy Burnham has announced £1bn for 29 new battery-electric TransPennine Express trains, cutting Manchester-Leeds times by up to 10 minutes and supporting thousands of jobs.
Bury-Bolton cycle route upgrade to close gap at no cost
Bury council has unveiled plans for a new and improved cycle route between Bury town centre and Bolton, funded entirely by £550,000 in Department for Transport cash.
Westwood Park masterplan out for public consultation
Plans for Westwood Park, a 58-acre brownfield site near Wigan town centre, are out for consultation until October 21, proposing around 420 homes and employment space.
Hershey Park's Tidal Force ride closes forever after 32 years
Hershey Park's iconic Tidal Force ride has closed permanently after 32 years, with the final voyage taking place on September 7.
Shoppers ditch toastie makers for £12 wrap gadget
Shoppers are ditching toastie makers for a £12 gadget that makes toasted wraps in the microwave, with a TopCashback deal cutting the price significantly.
Pubs and World Cup blamed for UK economy slowdown in July
Economists expect UK GDP to show no growth in July as fans chose pub drinking over shopping during the heatwave and World Cup.
M&S £23 Flared Jeggings Praised for Stretch and Comfort
Marks and Spencer's £23 Flared Jeggings are winning over shoppers with their stretchy comfort, flattering fit, and budget-friendly price, earning a 4.6-star rating.
Man Utd academy tactical switch and festive fixture request granted
Manchester United's U21 squad now mirrors Michael Carrick's system, and the Premier League has granted a request to release festive fixtures earlier.
Honda Super-N review: best value EV tested in UK
Christopher Sharp drove the Honda Super-N, named best value EV by WhatCar?, for a week. He found it efficient, fun, and comfortable, though limited by range and boot space.
Parmesan rind transforms spaghetti bolognese flavour
Adding a Parmesan rind to spaghetti bolognese deepens flavour and creates a silkier sauce, says a food writer who never makes it without the scrap.
Benefits you can no longer claim at State Pension age
State Pension supports 13.2 million people. At pension age, claims for Universal Credit, Income Support, JSA and ESA stop, but Pension Credit and other help may continue.
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