5 h. ago Two supermarkets launch huge 50% off toy sale ahead of Christmas

Getting some of your Christmas shopping done now is a great way to spread the cost out - and with supermarkets offering huge savings, you could snap up some brilliant deals

Economics

11 h. ago Victoria Beckham’s sense of humour was a gift in new docuseries, says director

Director Nadia Hallgren said the fashion designer’s comedic timing is ‘brilliant’.

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11 h. ago Horse racing tips: ‘Perfect conditions and he has form to match’ – Templegate’s Thursday NAP at Ayr

TEMPLEGATE tackles Thursday's racing looking to swell the coffers ahead of a brilliant weekend of top class action. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. LORD BERTIE (3.25 Ayr, nap) He enjoyed himself here last time when an excellent second in good company. His best form has come with plenty of cut in the...

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19 h. ago 'Brilliant' Ninja blender that 'crushes nuts in seconds' £95 off for Prime Day

"This ninja is brilliant, it turns whatever you put in it into a smooth liquid."

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23 h. ago 31 brilliant retro photos of Hampden Park that show how the famous stadium has changed over the decades

Hampden Park will celebrate its 122nd birthday later this month.

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24 h. ago Fears aired over introducing green bin charges across every Greater Manchester borough

The fees brought in by some councils mean households could recycle less garden waste to avoid paying

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31 h. ago Amazon shoppers praise 'genius' £9 car dehumidifier that 'makes condensation vanish'

Amazon's car dehumidifier bags have been described as a 'brilliant' yet simple way to combat misted car windows in the cold weather

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37 h. ago Where should YOU buy a home? Our brilliant new interactive tool helps you find the perfect spot based on what you want

There is no perfect place to live. Anyone house-hunting can attest that finding a town or city that ticks every box is all but impossible.

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40 h. ago All Creatures Great and Small's Nicholas Ralph pays tribute to 'brilliant' co

Nicholas Ralph has opened up about the new series of All Creatures Great and Small, praising one of his co-stars

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44 h. ago Kyren Wilson reveals wife's health battle and 'torrid time' off snooker table

Kyren Wilson enjoyed a brilliant year having won the World Championships and the Shanghai Masters but the world number two has opened up on the reason behind a dramatic slump

Events

46 h. ago Michael Jenkins wins bet with hero Aled Davies after bagging brilliant New Delhi bronze

Jenkins, 20, threw a huge personal best of 18.84m to finish third in the F38 event in New Delhi behind Colombian duo Levin Moreno Denis and Jose Lemos Rivas

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47 h. ago Amazon reduces 'brilliant' £219 straightener 'so much better than ghds' to £139

Shoppers have praised the hair straightener, with one customer claiming it is 'so much better than ghds'

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63 h. ago Emmerdale star admits scene with 'brilliant' new character Kev left him 'in tears'

Emmerdale's Vinny Dingle actor Bradley Johnson has revealed he recently filmed a scene with new character Kev, played by Chris Coghill, and it left him crying with laughter

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68 h. ago Elizabeth Harrower wrote some of Australia’s best novels then disappeared for decades. Even she wasn’t sure why

A new biography unravels one of Australia’s great literary mysteries and comeback stories, and teases out details of the troubled early years that informed the author’s devastating studies of domestic despotsGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailIn 1966 Elizabeth Harrower was on the brink of literary fame. Critics hailed her fourth book, The Watch Tower, as one of the year’s most important Australian novels, alongside The Solid Mandala by her friend Patrick White. The Sydney Morning Herald’s Harry Kippax wrote that “one can be grateful to have had in twelve months two such additions to the small body of distinguished Australian novels”. An ABC reviewer said Harrower’s “brilliant” book was “one of the best Australian novels I have read for a long while”.Seven years later White won the Nobel prize for literature. By then Harrower had written another novel but withdrawn it from her English publisher, disappointed by his reaction. After some false starts she stopped writing and all...

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68 h. ago There are good guys and then there is Lewis Moody – MND has cruelly singled out the bravest of men | Robert Kitson

Moody’s diagnosis with the incurable disease MND at the age of 47 is desperate news for all those who know and love himBack when he was captaining England at the 2011 Rugby World Cup, Lewis Moody went canyon swinging near Queenstown in New Zealand. Despite being utterly fearless on the pitch he was not brilliant with heights. That day, he wrote in his autobiography, was “the most terrifying experience of my life”. Or at least it was. A fortnight ago, he and his family were plunged into something infinitely scarier.Moody’s diagnosis with the incurable disease MND at the age of 47 is, first and foremost, desperate news for all those who know and love him. There are good guys and then there is “Moodos”, about whom nobody in rugby has a bad word. Cruel doesn’t come close to describing it. Continue reading...

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69 h. ago RADLEY London Addison Gardens Signature Responsible Women's Medium Recycled Canvas Open Top Satchel Bag, Black

RADLEY London Addison Gardens Signature Responsible Women's Medium Recycled Canvas Open Top Satchel Bag, Black  The San Joaquin Valley Sun

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69 h. ago Shoppers can save £120 on Gtech trimmer that 'makes mincemeat' of tall bushes

Shoppers described the cordless trimmer as a 'brilliant piece of kit'

Economics

2 d. ago 4 months of Amazon Music Unlimited now 99p for Amazon Prime members including free audiobook

"It's brilliant at finding perfect song choices for me"

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3 d. ago 'Brilliant' Dusk lamp with 'calming glow' and a 'long lasting battery' now £18

One shopper even used the lamp whilst camping to provide extra light during the night.

Economics

3 d. ago Fade to grey: as forests are cut down, butterflies are losing their colours

The insects’ brilliant hues evolved in lush ecosystems to help them survive. Now they are becoming more muted to adapt to degraded landscapes – and they are not the only things dulling downPhotographs by Roberto García-RoaThe world is becoming less colourful. For butterflies, bold and bright wings once meant survival, helping them attract mates and hide from prey. But a new research project suggests that as humans replace rich tropical forests with monochrome, the colour of other creatures is leaching away.“The colours on a butterfly’s wings are not trivial – they have been designed over millions of years,” says researcher and photographer Roberto García-Roa, who is part of a project in Brazil documenting how habitat loss is bleaching the natural world of colour.Amiga arnaca found in a eucalyptus plantation, where scientists observed butterflies were less colourful than in native forests Continue reading...

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