Brits Embrace Non-Digital Hobbies for 2026
A new poll reveals Brits are planning to adopt more traditional, screen-free hobbies in 2026, with reading, meditation, and creative pursuits topping the list of interests.
Category : Consumers
Dehumidifier & Fan Dry Laundry in 2 Hours
New home hack reveals combining a dehumidifier with a simple pedestal fan can slash laundry drying times indoors to just two hours, saving energy and preventing damp.
Electric Blanket Owners Urged to Take Vital Action
Experts warn electric blanket owners about a crucial maintenance task often overlooked. With popularity surging as heating alternatives, proper cleaning and safety checks are essential to prevent fire risks.
Pizza Index 2026: Hungary Cheapest, Norway Most Expensive
New research tracking pizza prices across six European nations shows Hungary offers the cheapest Margherita while Norway's Lillestrøm has become the priciest city, with London dominating global artisan rankings.
Air Fryer Mistakes That Ruin Your Food
Experts reveal five frequent air fryer errors, from covering food incorrectly to overfilling, that lead to soggy, unevenly cooked meals and safety risks.
Watchdog Exposes Misleading Weight-Loss Supplement Claims
Which? investigation reveals Amazon, eBay, Holland & Barrett, Superdrug and Temu making unsubstantiated health claims about weight-loss supplements, with over 50 listings removed following alert.
Starbucks Barista's 'Hot' Message Embarrasses Customer
A TikTok user was left red-faced after a Starbucks barista altered a warning label on her coffee cup to read 'you're extremely hot', sparking debate online about appropriate customer interactions.
Coles Criticised for Plastic Packaging While Promoting Paper Bags
An Australian shopper has criticised Coles for excessive plastic packaging while charging for paper bags. Daniel Berti's viral TikTok highlights the supermarket's environmental contradictions.
Cannabis Odour Crisis Sparks 99 Complaints in Missouri
Residents in Rock Hill, Missouri, have filed 99 complaints about pervasive cannabis smells emanating from a legal facility, prompting city and state investigations into odour control compliance.
Retailers' Misleading Weight-Loss Supplement Claims Exposed
Which? investigation reveals Amazon, eBay, Holland & Barrett, Superdrug and Temu using unsubstantiated claims to market supplements, prompting regulatory calls.
Major UK Retailers' Misleading Weight-Loss Supplement Claims Exposed
Which? investigation reveals Amazon, eBay, Holland & Barrett, Superdrug and Temu making unsubstantiated health claims about weight-loss supplements, with over 50 listings removed.
Offshore Gambling Sites Target Australian Open Illegally
Unlicensed offshore gambling operators are using the Australian Open to promote illegal services, with influencers and giveaways bypassing regulations.
Wedding Photographer Accused of Ghosting Brides After Payment
Multiple brides in North Carolina claim Raleigh-based Holly Christina Photography has stopped communicating after collecting deposits and fees, with some weddings just weeks away.
Brits' Post-Work Comforts: Takeaways Lead Self-Consolation
A study reveals Brits turn to takeaways, alcohol, and bubble baths to console themselves after tough workdays, with Camden named England's fast food capital.
Best Decaf Coffees for Serious Flavour Without Caffeine
Discover the finest decaffeinated coffees for 2026, from whole bean to instant options. Expert taste tests reveal top picks for flavour, value, and ethical credentials.
Takeaway Food Tops UK Self-Consolation List
New psychological research reveals ordering takeaway food is the most popular method Brits use to console themselves after difficult workdays, with unique dual appeal for both reward and consolation.
Heated Clothes Rack with £70 Saving for Winter Drying
A heated clothes drying rack that efficiently dries laundry indoors during wet weather is now on sale with a £70 discount at Debenhams, offering an affordable alternative to tumble dryers.
Silver Cross Cove Pram Review: Royal-Approved Buggy Tested
A first-time mum tests John Lewis's bestselling Silver Cross Cove pram, examining its design, ease of use, and royal endorsement to see if it justifies the price tag.
Pub Toilet Queue: A Man's Glimpse into Women's Reality
Adrian Chiles recounts an eye-opening moment in a pub toilet queue, highlighting the inconvenience and humiliation women regularly face, sparking reflection on gender parity in public facilities.
Martin Lewis: Act Fast on Asda £55 Saving Deal
MoneySavingExpert highlights limited Asda offer giving up to £55 off shopping for first 23,000 customers. Deal requires £60 minimum spend and ends January 31.
McDonald's Loyalty Scheme Points Increase Angers Fans
McDonald's is increasing MyMcDonald's Rewards points needed for free items from March 17, citing rising costs, while adding new redemption options like Chicken Selects.
Midwest Water Recall Over Black Substance in Bottles
A major recall of over 38,000 gallons of Meijer Steam Distilled Water is underway across six Midwest states after a mysterious black substance was discovered floating inside some one-gallon jugs.
Toaster Crumbs Pose Serious Fire Hazard, Experts Warn
Kitchen safety experts reveal how neglected toaster crumbs create a significant fire risk, with simple cleaning steps to protect your home from potential disaster.
G-String Ban at Australian Cafe Sparks Equality Debate
A beachside deli in Western Australia has sparked controversy by banning G-string bikinis with a sign addressed only to 'ladies', raising questions about gender double standards.
Best Anti-Ageing Serums 2026: Expert Reviews
Discover the top anti-ageing serums for 2026, targeting wrinkles, dark spots, and dullness. Our expert-tested guide reviews products from £12 to £130, including Q&A, Cetaphil, and Skinceuticals.
Devon Dad Wins £3m Lottery on Impulse Ticket
Sean Henderson from Ilfracombe has won £10,000 monthly for 30 years after buying a lottery ticket during an unplanned detour to a Co-op store.
Brits' Sharing Habits Survey: Toothbrushes vs Tech
New research shows nearly half of Brits would share a toothbrush, but many draw the line at personal tech items like earphones and phone chargers.
Should the BBC TV Licence Be Scrapped? Readers Polled
The Mirror is asking readers whether the £174.50 annual BBC TV licence fee should be abolished. The fee is required for live TV viewing on any device and BBC iPlayer, with fines up to £1,000 for evasion.
Winter Skin SOS: Top Highlighters & Glow Drops
Discover expert picks for the best highlighters and glow drops to combat dry winter skin. From luxury serums to affordable primers, find your perfect dewy glow solution.
Restaurant mess sparks 'feral pigs' parenting debate
A family dining at Miller & Carter in Coventry left a huge mess on the floor, sparking outrage from fellow diners who called their behaviour 'disgusting' and 'feral'.
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