2 h. ago Dunelm's 'luxury' £12 duvet cover in 37 colours 'keeps you cool in summer'

"Soft, breathable, and luxuriously comfortable - 100% cotton bedding feels like a dream. It keeps you cool in summer and cosy in winter"

Economics

4 h. ago See inside this £3 million mansion you can win for just a tenner

Raffle House’s latest Dream Home draw is offering up a luxurious £3m countryside mansion near Chichester – complete with koi pond, orangery, and sweeping South Downs views.

Economics

5 h. ago Dunelm's 'stylish' £35 sun lounger adds 'Mediterranean vibes' to any garden

People are raving about the 'comfort and style' of this affordable chair that 'looks great in summer'

Economics

5 h. ago Dunelm's 'hotel style' duvet shoppers say is 'perfect for warm summer nights'

Get a five-star night's sleep this summer with Dunelm's popular duvet that has glowing reviews.

Events

6 h. ago Cruz Beckham reveals what made Glastonbury 'so good' with girlfriend Jackie Apostel

The popular couple stayed in one of the festival's most luxurious camping areas

Politics

6 h. ago Yes, Wimbledon can be serious about getting rid of line judges and switching to electronic calls

Wimbledon's latest of many steps into the modern era involves choosing technology over the human touch to decide whether a ball lands in or out

Events

7 h. ago Dunelm's £35 'pop of colour' sun lounger shoppers say is 'perfect' for 30C heat

People were raving about the 'comfort and style' of this affordable chair that 'looks great in summer'

Economics

7 h. ago Amazon slashes the price of Ninja's ice cream maker just in time for summer

One of Ninja's most loved gadgets is now on offer at Amazon, letting you make everything from dairy-free sorbets to indulgent milkshakes with the touch of a button.

Politics

8 h. ago Scientists developing AI tool to assess car repairs to aid insurance industry

The University of Portsmouth’s School of Computing is working with accident repair group ABL 1 Touch and Innovate UK on the project.

Politics

9 h. ago Voices: ‘Strong leader’ or ‘out of touch’? Welfare revolt splits readers’ opinions on Starmer

The debate over welfare reforms has highlighted mixed views on Starmer’s leadership, with some questioning his handling of welfare reforms and party unity, while others see his actions as a sign of strength under pressure

Politics

10 h. ago Brits to get digital driving licenses as new app launches – all you need to know

The GOV.UK app has been launched, allowing Brits to access official information with a touch of a button, with the digital driving licence to be introduced later this year

Politics

26 h. ago Oodie sale on 'cold to touch' cooling blankets that are 'great at night'

The lightweight throws wick away heat and moisture, while absorbing excess body heat

Events

26 h. ago New £12 Dunelm duvet cover is 'cool in summer' and comes in 37 colours

'Great material, very soft and comfortable. Will definitely be getting more in more colours.'

Economics

27 h. ago Dunelm reduces £69 garden parasol shoppers say is 'by far the best' for heatwaves

Dunelm has slashed the price of a garden parasol that shoppers say is 'by far the best' with the weather set to be scorching this week - but it doesn't come with a base

Economics

29 h. ago Is it OK to read Infinite Jest in public? Why the internet hates ‘performative reading’

Posts mocking strangers for cracking open classics have become popular. So where are we supposed to read them?I consider no activity more luxurious than posting up at a bar solo with a good book. The creasing of a paperback in one hand, the weight of a wine glass in the other, the feeling of being alone in a crowd of people all make for a lovely evening. Or at least, I thought so, until recently, when two twentysomethings approached me during this ritual. “Are you reading alone?” one asked. “I could neverrrr,” the other said, and then uttered the universal mean girl slight: “I wish I had your confidence.”Reading in public – not cool. Or at least “performative reading”, as it’s been dubbed on social media, is worthy of ridicule. Continue reading...

Politics

31 h. ago Government urges families to buy this one vital item in case of war or pandemic

The Government is urging households to prepare for the possibility of the UK coming under direct threat and one appliance is essential to help keep in touch with the outside world

Events

51 h. ago BBC staff in 'open revolt' over axed Gaza documentary and claim bosses 'out of touch'

It’s been claimed that staff at the BBC are in an 'open revolt' after the broadcaster scrapped a documentary about Gaza which will now be shown on Channel 4

Politics

65 h. ago Will Brooklyn Beckham put family rift behind him and wish his little sister Harper a happy 14th birthday?

Harper Beckham is preparing for her upcoming 14th birthday, but her parents are worried her big brother Brooklyn won't be in touch to send his best wishes amid the rift that has torn the family apart.

Politics

3 d. ago F1: Lando Norris on pole for Austrian GP after dominant qualifying run – live

Updates from the Red Bull Ring in SpielbergGet in touch: you can contact Yara on emailPiastri goes into the gravel on Turn 6 after turning wide which means he is doing a slow lap at the moment. Verstappen led for a few moments before Norris raced the four tenths faster.Verstappen is out on the track as Hulkenberg leads with a time 1:05.681. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Dunelm shoppers rush to buy £21 cabin bag 'perfect' for Ryanair and easyJet flights

Dunelm is selling a cabin suitcase that meets Ryanair and easyJet's cabin bag requirements and shoppers are rushing to get their hands on it before it flies off the shelves

Economics