Gymshark Lift Seamless 2.0 Review: Tested and Approved
Gymshark's Lift Seamless 2.0 range impresses in a hands-on test, with standout pieces like the tank top and shorts delivering support, comfort, and style.
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Carrick urges Man Utd to keep pushing for more signings
Michael Carrick has told Manchester United's hierarchy to "keep pushing" for more transfers, with a month since their last signing and 19 days left in the window.
UK drivers warned over fake MOTs as DVSA photo rule starts
Drivers could unknowingly pay for fake MOT certificates, experts warn, as the DVSA rolls out a new rule requiring garages to photograph vehicles during tests to crack down on 'ghost MOTs'.
Baking soda beats vinegar for restoring hard towels
Baking soda, not vinegar, is the key to softening hard towels. Add half a cup to your wash to remove buildup and musty smells.
Manchester food hall set for major revamp with live music venue
New Century Hall in Manchester, struggling commercially as a food hall, plans a major revamp including a live music space, pizza venue, and bar, with plans submitted to the council.
Six in 10 Brits delay life improvements as 'effort isn't worth it'
A poll of 2,000 adults found 60% have put off life improvements, with 28% avoiding fitness routines and 18% delaying career changes due to perceived effort.
Nearly half of Brits don't know how solar eclipses happen
A poll of 2,000 adults found 45% of Brits have no idea how solar eclipses occur, with some believing the Moon switches the Sun off like a lightbulb.
Drivers told to switch on headlights during solar eclipse
The RAC warns drivers without automatic headlights may need to switch on dipped beams during Wednesday's solar eclipse to remain visible to other road users.
Cook Rice in Broth for More Flavor
Cooking rice in broth instead of water adds flavor and creaminess. A cook shares her simple method using butter and stock, transforming plain rice into a tasty side dish.
Rashford-Arsenal swap deal proposed by Lee Dixon
Lee Dixon suggests Arsenal swap Myles Lewis-Skelly for Marcus Rashford, saying Arteta would be great for the United forward's career.
Family 'spent holiday crying' after Turkey hotel nightmare
Gemma Banks says LastMinute.com left her family 'abandoned' after booking a 'three-star' hotel in Turkey that was 'more like a hostel'.
Best portable coolers 2026: top picks tested
We tested 15 top-rated portable coolers from Yeti, Oyster, REI and more to find the best for beach days, camping, and road trips.
Robot dogs test sheep herding at Queensland show
Robot dogs were tested herding sheep at the Ekka Royal Queensland Show, showcasing advanced technology in agriculture.
Former data labeller reveals gruesome AI training tasks
Joan Kinyua, a former data labeller, spent hours imagining cannibalism and watching porn for AI safety, now co-founds a union for better pay.
Train Etiquette: Never Clip Toenails or Get Changed
Etiquette experts outline the definitive train and bus etiquette guide, including why you should never clip toenails or get changed on public transport.
Meta faces $942m penalties for child safety failures
Meta ordered to pay additional $567m in New Mexico case, bringing total to $942m, after campaigners say tech giant's 'cavalier approach' to children's safety has consequences.
Gen Z Understands Only 5.3 of 24 Office Jargon Phrases
A survey of 600 UK employees finds Gen Z understands just 5.3 of 24 common office phrases, with 'ideate' the least understood. Experts say jargon is rarely taught.
Brits make major life changes in their 30s, study finds
Brits are making major life changes in their 30s, with the average age for moving abroad at 31, switching careers at 32, and starting a business at 33, according to new research.
Brits make big life changes in their 30s, study finds
A new study reveals Brits are more ambitious than ever, with many making major life changes in their 30s, but financial constraints and lack of confidence hold them back.
Cardiff Airport beats Heathrow and Stansted in accessibility report
Cardiff Airport receives 'very good' rating in UK aviation regulator's annual accessibility report, outperforming Heathrow and Stansted.
Padel's UK boom: 1m players, Olympic hopes by 2036
Padel is booming in the UK with 1 million players, up from 15,000 in 2019. The sport's first elite tournament in the UK is underway, with Olympic hopes by 2036.
Wales Live News Weather Traffic Updates Thursday August 6
WalesOnline's live blog for Thursday, August 6 brings you the latest news, weather, and traffic updates from across Wales and beyond. Stay informed with real-time coverage.
Dishwasher Expert: Do You Need Salt and Rinse Aid?
A dishwasher expert explains whether rinse aid and salt are essential, how they work, and a common mistake to avoid for optimal cleaning and drying.
Airdrie tower block residents get faster broadband via council scheme
Residents at Milton Court in Airdrie now enjoy faster, more reliable broadband and digital support through a North Lanarkshire Council initiative, with over 500 homes connected.
Can You Tell If Someone Is Filming You with Meta Glasses?
Meta glasses are everywhere, sparking debates over privacy. Can you tell if someone is filming you? Experts discuss the technology's implications.
2026 Festival Trends: Connectivity, Smartphones, Street Food
New research reveals 87% of festival-goers prioritize reliable connectivity over tents and wellies, with smartphones, social media, and street food shaping the 2026 festival experience.
Arne Slot shortlisted for Al-Ahli job after Howe exit
Arne Slot is reportedly a candidate to replace Matthias Jaissle at Al-Ahli after Eddie Howe's Newcastle departure led to a managerial reshuffle.
Mars Discovery: 'Took Our Breath Away'
NASA has announced a major discovery on Mars, with images from its rover that left scientists astonished in the search for signs of life.
Friars' Coca-Kola Elixir Predates Coca-Cola
An Italian friar discovered a 19th-century document for a restorative elixir made from Bolivian coca leaves and kola nuts, similar to Coca-Cola's recipe.
Cyber attack on DfE steals over 600,000 data records
Hackers stole more than 600,000 pieces of data from the Department for Education in a breach involving the Turing Scheme portal and help desk.
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