67 h. ago Boots launches £40 beauty box with The Ordinary and Caudalie saving shoppers £130

The Beauty Drop Beauty Box is a nine-piece set that is worth £178.40, but Boots is selling it for £40. The haul includes top beauty brands and products

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4 d. ago Get a 'fresh & tasty' M&S afternoon tea set worth £20 for just £5 with special deal

Just in time for Afternoon Tea Week, M&S customers can now get a box filled with delicious treats to their doorstep for just £5 - thanks to a deal stack

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6 d. ago Debenhams' quilted mattress topper is 'like sleeping on a cloud' and now almost 40% off

The Super Soft Mattress Topper is currently on sale at Debenhams, with the double size reduced to £42.79 from £59.99, and the king size now £44.79, down from £59.99

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9 d. ago Boots No7 Beauty Vault set worth £104 packed with 'useful' bits slashed to £30

The No7 Beauty Vault Eight Piece Collection has been reduced to less than £30 from £104 in the clearance at Boots and is one of the beauty sets currently on offer

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3 w. ago Rio Ferdinand insists Man United didn't 'buckle' during Bryan Mbeumo transfer talks

Man United are set to sign Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford in a deal worth up to £71million, after the two clubs agreed a fee for the talented forward over the weekend

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3 w. ago How to get £375 worth of skincare products for £65, including the £53 Elizabeth Arden retinol capsules

A luxe skincare set worth £375, yours for £65

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4 w. ago Debenhams 'super selection' Benefit makeup gift set worth £150 now 30% off

The Lookin Crisp Gift Set was £85 but is now down to £59.50

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4 w. ago The Railway Children review – a real steam train is the spectacular star

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, West Yorkshire Stupendous set design brings E Nesbit’s children’s classic to new life as a wealthy Anglo-Indian family is forced to adjust to reduced life in Yorkshire in this irresistible adaptationThis site-specific experience begins with a ride on a stream train. Audiences travel to a purpose-built auditorium inside an engine shed at Oxenhope station. It is a delightful mood-setter to Mike Kenny’s adaptation of E Nesbit’s 1905 novel, which premiered in 2008. It is back on the road, this time chugging its way along the same five-mile line comprising the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway on which the Green Dragon travelled in Lionel Jeffries’ iconic 1970 film.Inside the shed, the impressive stagecraft arrests the senses over the story of Roberta (Farah Ashraf), Peter (Raj Digva) and Phyllis (Jessica Kaur), the children forced out of their well-to-do London home and into a shambling house by the tracks in Yorkshire, after their father (Paul Hawky...

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