15 h. ago FatFace shoppers keep cosy in 'soft and warm' jumper in three 'beautiful' colours

Shoppers are falling in love with the FatFace Ella Textured Knitted Crew Neck Jumper priced at £49.50

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7 d. ago The 'beautiful' FatFace jumper that's 'soft and warm, perfect for these cold days'

Buyers can get a range of jumpers on the FatFace website, with one that's available in three colours

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7 d. ago Next's £10 cardigan in three 'beautiful' colours is perfect for winter layering

"Excellent value for money and I needed classics to go under my jackets or just casual for shopping"

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8 d. ago One of Scotland's most festive streets dressed up with amazing Christmas wreaths

The beautiful decorations come in all different colours and styles.

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1 week ago White Stuff's winter jumper that's ideal for layering hailed a 'real bargain' in Black Friday sale

"It's a lovely warm and soft jumper. Its much thicker than I expected for the price"

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2 w. ago How to get Victoria Beckham's 'precise' eyebrow pencil praised by beauty buffs in their 40s, 50s and 60s with 25% off today

"Perfect, definitely recommend. Beautiful soft texture, true to colour, perfect fine tip that allows specific application each time"

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2 w. ago 'Beautiful bamboo pyjamas' shoppers are buying in all 12 colours now £18 off

Shoppers have praised the pyjamas as 'beautiful' - and they're discounted at the moment

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3 w. ago Nobody's Child fans snap up 'beautiful' Christmas dress in two colours with £34 off

'Beautiful dress and very good value'

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4 w. ago ‘It’s unexpected joy’: the guerrilla mosaic artists adding colour to potholes, benches and bomb craters

From Southampton to Sarajevo, urban mosaicists are transforming city spaces and bringing communities together – one tile at a timeOur cities are full of grey tower blocks built for efficiency rather than aesthetics. Public benches are made of cheap concrete, pavements are falling apart, old structures are left derelict. Amid this backdrop of unloved, muted ugliness, a new wave of guerrilla mosaicists are enlivening their cities with beautiful, colourful designs.These artists rarely get official sign-off for their work. The legality of their art can be murky, with one of the medium’s more prolific artists, Will Rosie, calling it “Permission-vague street art” (His book is aptly named Mr Mosaic: Unarrestable). Rosie installs Mr Men and other cartoon-inspired mosaics around Southampton, where he lives. He encourages volunteers to assist him with projects to make the art form more accessible. “People are bored and missing community,” the 52-year-old youth worker says....

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