Primark's £10 Outfit Goes Viral with 'Hello Waist' Praise
Primark shoppers are raving about a 'beautiful' £10 matching outfit that offers a flattering silhouette. The crinkle ruched top and wide leg trousers have stunned fashion fans on TikTok.
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Six Surprising Mortgage Rejection Reasons and Expert Tips
Discover six surprising factors that can lead to mortgage rejection, from BNPL usage to joke payment references, plus expert advice to strengthen your application.
Speeding Fines Drop as 20mph Offences Rise in UK
Exclusive data reveals a surprising decline in speeding fines across Britain, even as vehicles become more powerful, with 20mph zone offences increasing while 30mph penalties plummet sharply.
Pensioners Owed Thousands in HMRC Tax Refunds
HMRC data shows over £46m returned to pensioners in late 2025, with average refunds of £3,388 due to emergency tax rates on withdrawals.
Tokyo Pub Bans Over-40s to Keep Atmosphere Young
A Tokyo izakaya chain has implemented a maximum age limit of 39 for customers, aiming to preserve its lively atmosphere, sparking debate about age discrimination in hospitality.
Quiz Fashion Chain Collapse Threatens 1,000 Jobs
Glasgow-based retailer Quiz is on the brink of administration, putting approximately 1,000 jobs in jeopardy across its 40 UK stores as it struggles with tough trading conditions.
Make Money from Unwanted Gifts and Clutter
Discover how to profit from unwanted gifts and clutter with tips on selling online, regifting, and repurposing items. Learn about tax implications and ethical options.
HMRC Sends 1.3m Tax Letters After Threshold Freeze
Frozen income tax thresholds have caused HMRC to issue 1.32 million simple assessment letters, doubling since 2021. Pensioners face unexpected bills as state pension rises toward the frozen £12,570 allowance.
Frieda Hughes Parts with 18-Year-Old Car, Seeks Same Model
After 18 years of ownership, poet Frieda Hughes faces the emotional task of replacing her beloved car, searching for an identical model without modern features like auto-dip headlights.
UK Secures China Visa-Free Travel Deal for Brits
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has secured a major agreement allowing British tourists and business travellers visa-free entry to China for stays under 30 days.
Quiz Fashion Chain Files for Administration, 1,000 Jobs at Risk
The UK high street faces another major blow as womenswear retailer Quiz files a notice to appoint administrators, putting approximately 1,000 jobs and 40 stores at immediate risk.
Home Bargains £20 Mirror vs B&Q £43 Lookalike
Shoppers can save over £20 on a stylish bathroom mirror as Home Bargains' £19.99 version closely resembles B&Q's £42.99 model, both featuring black wire frames and mesh shelves.
Gen Z's Retirement Dream Gap: Ambitions vs Planning
New research reveals Generation Z workers have ambitious retirement dreams including global travel and creative pursuits, but most lack concrete financial plans to fund their future lifestyle goals.
Dad's Pirate Ship Home Faces Council Planning Decision
Sam Griffiss, a 35-year-old father, fears losing his unique off-grid pirate ship home in Bewdley, Worcestershire, as he awaits planning permission from the local council.
SPF 50 Eye Cream Recalled Over Protection Failure
Hello Sunday's The One For Your Eyes SPF 50 has been urgently recalled after tests revealed it does not provide the stated level of sun protection. Customers are advised to stop using immediately and return for a full refund.
B&Q Opens Trade-Only Store in Barking with 25,000+ Products
High street giant B&Q is launching its first standalone TradePoint store in Barking this March, offering over 5,500 products immediately and 25,000+ for collection or delivery, targeting trade customers exclusively.
McDonald's 'Secret' £2 Happy Meal Toy Option Revealed
McDonald's staff confirm customers can purchase Happy Meal toys separately for around £2 by asking at the counter, though availability varies by location.
Universal Credit claimants to get HMRC bonuses after two years
Hundreds of thousands of Universal Credit recipients are set to receive substantial bonus payments from HMRC through the Help to Save scheme, which has been made permanent after the Autumn Budget announcement.
Aldi's 69p Protein Range Helps Weight Loss, Burns Calories
Aldi's new Higher Protein Food and Drink range, starting at 69p, offers affordable options packed with protein to support weight management by reducing hunger and increasing metabolism.
8 Money-Saving Half-Term Tips for Families
Finance experts reveal practical strategies for enjoying school holidays on a budget, from local deals to creative home activities that keep costs low.
Taiwan's Economy Grows 8.6% in 2025, Fastest in 15 Years
Taiwan's economy expanded at an 8.6% annual rate in 2025, its fastest growth in 15 years, driven by the AI boom and a surge in exports to the United States.
Trump to Nominate Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair
Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to nominate former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the US central bank, a move seen as an attempt to influence monetary policy.
Car Windscreen Dots: Their Hidden Purpose Explained
Drivers across the UK are discovering the crucial engineering reasons behind the small black dots surrounding car windscreens, from heat distribution to adhesive bonding.
Bank of Thailand Tightens Online Gold Trading Regulations
The Bank of Thailand introduces daily transaction limits for online gold trading to protect the baht and increase transparency as gold prices reach record highs.
Potato & Onion Hack Stops Car Window Fog & Frost
Motoring experts reveal a simple vegetable hack using potatoes or onions to prevent windscreen condensation, fogging, and frost during cold winter months.
Gold Slips on Fed Bets, Still Best Month Since 1982
Gold prices fell over 4% on Friday amid rumours of a hawkish Fed chair pick, yet the precious metal is set for its strongest monthly gain since 1982, with a 20% surge in January.
£150 Energy Bill Discount Extended to 2030 for Millions
The UK government confirms the Warm Home Discount scheme will continue until at least 2030, providing £150 annual relief to around six million eligible households facing high energy costs.
Gold and Silver Prices Slump After Wild Wall Street Day
Markets saw a significant decline in shares and precious metals on Friday, with gold dropping 2.8% and silver falling 4.1%, as investors reacted to volatility and corporate earnings.
M25 Gridlock: Vehicle Breakdown Causes Major Delays
A vehicle breakdown on the M25 clockwise near the Dartford Bridge has sparked severe rush hour delays, with congestion stretching for miles and affecting surrounding roads.
Ultra-Long Mortgages: Hidden Costs & Risks
Analysis reveals the true cost of ultra-long mortgages over 35 years, showing how borrowers pay significantly more interest and risk retirement debt.
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