21 h. ago The Amazon fashion deals our editor predict will sell out: from designer brands to wardrobe basics that look more expensive than they are

Trawling through Amazon's fashion section for a great buy sometimes feels like finding a needle in a haystack.

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26 h. ago 'Fantastic' smartwatch with 100 sports modes under £30 in Amazon deal

Customers have praised the 'stylish' watch, which has been discounted in price for Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days

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7 d. ago 'Salon quality' £18 hair dryer on Amazon that is 'as good as expensive brands'

Save 46 percent on a popular hair dryer compared much pricier brands.

Economics

1 week ago 'Fantastic' Amazon £24 smartwatch 'does everything as good as expensive brands'

Shoppers say the device works just like an expensive smartwatch 'for a fraction of the price'

Economics

2 w. ago Remington hair straighteners 'as good as expensive brands' slashed to £19

The hair straighteners have amassed over 11,000 mostly glowing reviews online

Economics

3 w. ago I tried Aldi, Lidl and M&S washing up liquid one was 'just as good' as Fairy

Testing three supermarket washing up liquids I was surprised to find out just how effective they were compared to more expensive brands

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3 w. ago 'Comfortable and cosy' Next suede boots praised for 'amazing quality'

Next's faux fur suede boots are water repellent, making them perfect for autumnal weather, and rival more expensive brands due to its £46 price tag

Politics

4 w. ago Polar geoengineering dismissed as ‘unimaginably expensive’ and ‘dangerous’

Underwater curtains and ice thickening divert attention from cutting fossil fuel use, warns climate research groupProposals to fight the impact of the climate crisis at the poles, from giant underwater curtains to scattering glass beads across the ice, have been dismissed by a group of scientists as an “unimaginably expensive” and “dangerous” distraction.Geoengineering, which includes blocking sunlight with airborne particles and thickening ice with pumped seawater, has become highly divisive among scientists. Its proponents argue that, with cuts in carbon emissions going far too slowly, exploring options for “emergency brakes” would be valuable. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Underwater curtains and reflective beads are ‘unrealistic and dangerous polar geoengineering ideas’

Climate research group says such ideas are diverting attention from cutting fossil fuel useProposals to fight the impact of the climate crisis at the poles, from giant underwater curtains to scattering glass beads across the ice, have been dismissed by a group of scientists as an “unimaginably expensive” and “dangerous” distraction.Geoengineering, which includes blocking sunlight with airborne particles and thickening ice with pumped seawater, has become highly divisive among scientists. Its proponents argue that, with cuts in carbon emissions going far too slowly, exploring options for “emergency brakes” would be valuable. Continue reading...

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