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The Perfume Shop's Bridgerton-inspired 'Dearest' collection is now 30% off, reducing prices from £42 to £29.99 until 22 July 2026.
Manchester United's new 100,000-seater stadium project faces a potential redesign as the £400m canopy may be scrapped to reduce costs, with the total project estimated at £2bn.
Chelsea's record transfers include £106.8m Enzo Fernandez, £71.6m Kepa Arrizabalaga, and £24m Didier Drogba, who became a club legend. Fernandez is pushing for a Real Madrid move.
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Gateshead Council is recruiting senior management roles costing up to £1.1m annually, following a reorganisation expected to save £500,000. The new structure includes heads of transport and anti-social behaviour.
BBC pundits are reportedly unhappy with being kept in Salford during the World Cup and being served canteen food instead of takeaway, as part of cost-saving measures.
ITV will drop controversial in-game adverts from rugby coverage due to lack of sales as brands focus on the World Cup, where ad revenues are 30% higher than Euro 2024.
Fuel prices are set to fall further after Brent crude dropped to $74 a barrel. RAC urges retailers to pass on savings as petrol could dip below 150p and diesel under 160p soon.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves nearly doubles remote gaming duty to 40%, causing shares in UK gambling firms to tumble and prompting profit warnings from major companies.
Glencore rejects moving its stock market listing from London to the US after a review, citing no value for shareholders, in a boost for the London Stock Exchange.
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Glencore to pay $1bn settlement in US and plead guilty to UK bribery charges over oil operations in Africa.
Ofwat fines Welsh Water £44.7m for serious sewage breaches, including spills and network failures, amid rising bills and regulatory overhaul.
Little Caesars partners with Amazon Prime to offer £5 large pizzas in a limited-time deal, the first restaurant Prime Day promotion.
Tottenham's £80m bid for Sandro Tonali was rejected by Newcastle, who want £100m. Alan Hutton warns Arsenal or Man City could hijack the move, making it 'troublesome' for Spurs.
Liverpool face replacing Ibrahima Konate, who is set to leave on a free transfer. Four potential targets include Brighton's Jan Paul van Hecke and Fulham's Joachim Andersen.
Elon Musk's net worth fell below $1 trillion as Tesla and SpaceX shares plunged amid a global selloff, ending his brief reign as the world's first trillionaire.
Sales of premixed cocktails have tripled since 2020, with M&S selling 150 cans a minute in summer. But is the trend a harmless treat or a new moral panic?
Theo Walcott says Morgan Rogers would be his top pick for Arsenal this summer, over £112m-rated Bradley Barcola, citing Premier League experience and adaptability.
Anfield pubs are preparing for thousands of concertgoers as Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance perform. Owners report different crowds, more cocktails, and an ice shortage amid a 38°C heatwave.
Drivers face fewest new convertible options in decades as manufacturers shift to SUVs and electrification, with only 11 models available from top 30 car makers.
Chinese carmakers BYD and Chery surge in UK sales in July despite overall market decline and Tesla's 59% slump.
Sterling surges to €1.16, its strongest since August 2025. Experts urge holidaymakers to buy euros now as the pound's rally may be short-lived.
Football finance expert Stefan Borson warns Manchester United's new 100,000-seater stadium could exceed £2bn, citing high interest rates and existing debt as major obstacles.
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