81 m. ago Marks and Spencer's 'soft and luxurious' £26 jumper is a hit with fans

The jumper is available in several colours and is a stylish autumn steal

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97 m. ago Shoppers save huge 68% on classic sheepskin mini boots as temperatures drop

Wave goodbye to sacraficing practicality and comfort for style with these classic sheepskin mini boots that are now a whopping 68% off, as we head deeper into the colder seasons

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1 hour ago Classic sheepskin mini boots get a huge 68% saving as cold weather descends

As the temperatures continue to plummet, we're all looking for comfy and cosy ways to keep our feet warm without sacrificing style - and these on-sale sheepskin boots may be just the ticket

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2 h. ago Doctor names '3p pill' everyone should be taking as we head into autumn

The supplement is described as 'essential for immune function'

Science

2 h. ago UK households told to rub potatoes on windows to 'stop' condensation

It might sound bizarre but this expert-approved hack will help with tackling the common autumn problem

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3 h. ago Easy hack to stop condensation and damp in your home as temperatures drop

Condensation is one of the most common and persistent household nuisances, often first appearing as misty windows or small puddles of water on cool surfaces, here are five ways to tackle it

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3 h. ago Why there is no such thing as a perfect football tactic | Jonathan Wilson

In this mailbag edition of his newsletter, Jonathan answers questions about the evolution of tactics, heat and World Cup outsidersSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereDo you believe playing styles are developing incrementally or cyclically? Will things naturally come back around, or is it more a matter of rock, paper, scissors where one style counters another for a short while, as the current style gets broadly adopted? – PaulI dislike the term “cyclical” for tactics because it implies inevitability. Winter, spring, summer, autumn is a cycle; what happens in football tactics is not. When older ideas are repurposed for the modern age, they come with knowledge of what went before. So, to take an extreme example, when Pep Guardiola started fielding teams in a sort of 3-2-2-3 shape, it wasn’t the W-M used by Herbert Chapman in the late 1920s, because in the 100 years since, football has changed enormously: players are fitter, pitches are better, kit is better, we understand press...

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4 h. ago North Lanarkshire Council’s Arts & You programme invites residents to explore their creativity this autumn

Classes offer wide range of opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to learn new skills, meet new people, and enjoy creative time in warm, welcoming spaces.

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5 h. ago Exact hour UK households should close all curtains and blinds during autumn to keep homes warm

It will make a barrier and stop less heat from escaping from inside your home

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5 h. ago Beloved Gilmore Girls cast member reveals they were only supposed to be in one episode

It has been 25 years since beloved autumn show Gilmore Girls aired - and it has gone from strength to strength ever since - and one actor who played a beloved character has shared a heartfelt message with fans

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5 h. ago The Greater Manchester park with 600 acres to explore and incredible autumn colours

It has beautiful woodland walks, a scenic boating lake and historic buildings

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5 h. ago The Airbnbs in Scotland perfect 'for a folkloric autumn getaway'

From the Isle of Skye to the heart of Edinburgh.

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6 h. ago Warning issued to Scots householders using gas hobs in October

As temperatures drop this month, experts have issued a stark warning.

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6 h. ago Rick Stein's 'fresh' soup recipe takes 30 minutes to cook and is perfect for autumn

Rick Stein has shared a simple recipe for a delicious soup that can be whipped up in just 30 minutes.

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7 h. ago The cosy autumn homeware collection with lamps, pillows and candles for under £100

The Heal's autumn collection has just landed, and it's full of cosy staples to help you create a warm and inviting space in your home. The range includes candles, cushions, tableware, mugs, and more

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7 h. ago Pick up Boots' autumn beauty box worth £206 and full of premium product for less than £50

The beauty box is said to be packed full of 'feel good' products

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7 h. ago 'Gorgeous' UK village home to 'weird and wonderful' makes the perfect autumn day out

Tucked away in the hills of Yorkshire, there is a charming village full of autumn colour, quirky shops, and literary heritage that is perfect for a cosy seasonal day out

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8 h. ago Alan Titchmarsh says vegetables will grow all through winter with 'secret' method

In his latest YouTube post, the highly respected gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh shared how we can keep our vegetables growing throughout the winter as temperatures begin to drop.

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9 h. ago The £4.99 Range gadget that will defog your car windscreen in less than 5 minutes this winter

AS temperatures continue to drop, The Range has launched a £4.99 gadget that can defog your car windscreen in less than five minutes. Misty windows are quickly becoming a frustrating problem - but this clever and cost-effective gadget could provide the perfect solution. Rid your car of fog for less than £5 The CarKit Microwavable...

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9 h. ago ‘Cosy and comforting’: why The Fellowship of the Ring is my feelgood movie

The ongoing series of writers paying tribute to their easiest rewatches continues with an arduous yet immensely satisfying journey When the autumn mists descend and the trees turn from leafy green to russet brown, some people defrost the Gilmore Girls: I defrost Gimli son of Glóin (and the lads). The world needs saving again and I know just the nine capable sets of hands – well, eight if you discount a fool of a Took – to get it done.I have a friend who is loth to watch The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring because she feels bad about setting those noble hobbits off on their journey to Mordor again, knowing the peril and horrors that lie ahead of them. Not me. I love to send them off on their quest two, maybe three times a year, and I rarely let them finish it: not because I yearn for the suffering of tiny little guys, but because I put my own comfort above them. With all due respect to mists and mellow fruitfulness, Fellowship is autumn to me: as cosy and comforting as ...

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