2 h. ago Login to a software package for just £1 and save hours each week on your online payroll admin

A special UK offer by Quickbooks could save you time and money if you’re drowning in admin 😩

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24 h. ago John Legend Has Announced A UK Tour Including A Huge London Date

John Legend Has Announced A UK Tour Including A Huge London Date  Secret London

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29 h. ago 'I keep big secret from my dates – people say it's lying but it saves me time'

A woman has confessed there is one huge part of her life that she keeps a secret from the people she dates - but some people have accused her of not being honest

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48 h. ago Beat airport security queues this Easter with these 6 travel hacks

The experts tips will save travellers time and stress before they head on holiday

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4 d. ago Black Bag review – glossy Steven Soderbergh spy thriller is less Slow Horses, more show pony

Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett head a starry cast to match the luxurious production design, but the director’s espionage yarn could do with some gritIn a world built on deception, populated by people who can lie as easily as breathe, strait-laced British intelligence agent George Woodhouse (Michael Fassbender) values the truth above all else. Which is probably why he’s given the task of unmasking a traitor suspected of stealing and selling a piece of potentially devastating technology. What complicates matters is the fact that one of the main suspects is his wife, high-ranking fellow agent Kathryn (Cate Blanchett). Others in the frame include in-house psychiatrist Dr Zoe Vaughan (Naomie Harris), alcoholic maverick Freddie Smalls (Tom Burke) and junior agent Clarissa Dubose (Marisa Abela).This knotty spy thriller from Steven Soderbergh attempts to distract us from a convoluted plot and baffling character motivations with fabulously chic interiors, impeccable tailoring and a ge...

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5 d. ago ‘Meal prep’ your outfits for the week ahead and you’ll feel invincible | Jess Cartner

Mapping out what you are going to wear each day saves you time and gives you peace of mindI’m sure ayahuasca is probably really great, but have you ever experienced the absolute rush you get when you have prepped a whole week’s worth of outfits in advance? No? Oh, then you haven’t lived. The thrill of it. The next-level smugness. The whole 10 minutes extra in bed every morning. The self-belief that comes from knowing you have nailed a killer look for the meeting you are dreading on Wednesday afternoon. This is what invincibility feels like, my friends.I’m not saying spontaneity is overrated, not exactly. Just that it has its place. And flicking through clothes hangers on a dark Monday morning when your phone is popping with work emails is not that place. There has always been a lifestyle trend for prepping meals, and it is rapidly advancing into fashion. Batch cooking is in vogue. TikTok is now full of uncannily wholesome looking influencers (possibly AI-generated: “S...

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5 d. ago Ninja shoppers 'ditch' toastie makers for 'no mess' gadget that 'saves time and energy'

It comes with several modes, including toast, bagel, defrost, grill, panini, bake and reheat

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6 d. ago Save up to 25% the next time you hire a car with these Europcar discount codes

Choose from eco-friendly, electric, premium cars and vans when you hire from Europcar

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6 d. ago Steam Spring Sale start time confirmed: Here's when you can save on latest PC games today

Steam's latest discount event, the Spring Sale 2025, finally arrives today – here's when to log in and how to maximise your discounts using your wishlist

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6 d. ago Steam Spring Sale 2025 start time confirmed: Here's when you can save on latest PC games today

Steam's latest discount event, the Spring Sale 2025, finally arrives today – here's when to log in and how to maximise your discounts using your wishlist

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8 d. ago Busy parent? These ten clever hacks will help you save time and money

Influencer Casey Major-Bunce shares some budget-friendly ideas to keep your kids happy

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8 d. ago I died and was sent back to deliver an urgent message. Here's what heaven looks like... and the daunting decision I had to make before I returned

As Amber Cavanagh's husband Mike and children, Grace and Wyatt, aged just 14 and 12 at the time, prepared to say their goodbyes, a last-ditch attempt to save her life was proposed...

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1 week ago I keep fantasising about living in total solitude in a forest

Maybe your isolation vision reflects a need to escape from the weight of responsibility that life inevitably bringsThe question I am a woman in my early 30s and about two years ago, I moved out of London and back home with my parents as I found the city soul-crushing: expenses and rent constantly going up and a sense of only surviving there, for which I saw no end in sight. I don’t think it’s unrelated that I felt my job placed unceasing, unrealistic expectations of availability on me and gave no acknowledgment of that in return.Now, I’m working remotely in a job I like well enough, that pays me more than I’ve ever made in my life for relatively easy work, allowing me to save. I’m enjoying being around nature and having the extra time with my family as I contemplate my next steps. But I find myself with no desires, no thoughts about where I might live or what I see my life looking like. I still feel that something is not quite right. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Mary Berry's cheat cheese and onion quiche is ready in just 30 minutes

This cheese quiche recipe is a delicious and speedy twist on a classic to help you save time

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2 w. ago Quickbooks: login to Intuit QuickBooks for £1 and save hours each week on your online payroll admin

QuickBooks' new offer could save you time and money if you’re drowning in admin 😩

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2 w. ago Unlock big savings with a Trading 212 Cash ISA: Exclusive 4.76% interest rate

This limited-time offer is giving savers a chance to grow their money faster – here’s how to claim it

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2 w. ago ‘Horrendous’: the ‘ridiculously common’ lies people tell on CVs, and what happens when they are discovered

Fake reasons for leaving jobs, manipulated dates and inflated titles among most frequent falsehoodsIn 28 years of recruitment, Matt Collingwood has witnessed some “very awkward” job interviews. Like the candidate whose CV falsely boasted of a second-dan black belt in taekwondo, only to discover his interviewer was an aficionado of the sport. “An interview that should have been an hour lasted 15 minutes,” said Collingwood, the managing director of the IT recruitment agency Viqu.Or the candidate who claimed he had attended a certain private school, which his interviewer had also attended and would have been in the year above. But when asked for teachers’ names, the school motto, even where the sports field was, “he was clueless. Didn’t get the job.” Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Andrew Tate slams 'media spinners trying to destroy the reputation of good people' with their 'lies' as he lands in Fort Lauderdale

The brothers have arrived in the US after being allowed to leave Romania following an intervention by Donald Trump's administration.

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2 w. ago ‘Married men HATE glitter’: TikTokers take to crafty way to ward off cheaters

Glitter transfers easily and is tough to wash off, which is why women are using it to leave a message – and for revengeLipstick on the collar, a stray earring tucked into seat cushions: women have long relied on makeup and fashion to catch cheaters. Now, there’s a new method for singles who want to ensure a date doesn’t have a secret spouse at home – provided they aren’t afraid of microplastics.In a TikTok posted this month with more than 2m likes, the fitness influencer Dalia Grande spritzed glitter all over her body while getting ready for a first date: “bc I’m at the age where they could be married (Married men HATE glitter)”, she wrote in the caption. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago How SNP is overruling local decisions to force windfarm developments on rural communities

It would save taxpayers’ money and hard-pressed planning officers’ time, if every renewable energy project just went straight to SNP minsters for a rubber stamp

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