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Visit top attractions for the price of a scratchcard
22 February 2024Free and discounted attraction tickets are available to National Lottery players next month and here’s how to claim a cheap day out for your family.
Baby loss certificates for parents who lose a pregnancy before 24 weeks
22 February 2024Parents who lose a baby before 24 weeks of pregnancy can apply for a formal certificate from today that will acknowledge the loss of their child.
Supermarket recalls cookies over fears they contain metal
19 February 2024A supermarket is recalling various packets of cookies amid fears that the snacks could contain pieces of metal.
Complete ban on mobile phones in school confirmed – even at break times
19 February 2024Schools have been told they should ban mobile phones completely but what exactly do the new rules mean for teachers, parents and pupils?
Project to boost UK bee numbers appeals to public for help
12 February 2024A project to try and boost vital numbers of bumblebees has been launched in Britain this week and conservationists need help.
'I opened a bakery - but can’t eat anything I make'
11 February 2024A gluten-intolerant baker who struggled to find her passion in life has finally opened her own business.
Three Co-op workers attacked every day
09 February 2024Co-op staff endured record levels of violence in 2023, says the retailer, with three to four workers being attacked or assaulted every day.
Car finance investigation: Could you be owed money?
09 February 2024Drivers who bought a vehicle before January 2021 using a car finance agreement could be entitled to make a claim for compensation and here’s why.
Why could people born after 1970 soon have to work into their seventies?
08 February 2024By 2050 workers may need to be 71 before they retire, suggests a new report, but why is the state pension age becoming such a big issue in the UK?
More children to be offered Covid-19 booster jab
08 February 2024A Covid-19 booster jab will be offered to millions of patients in the spring and for the first time more children will be offered an extra vaccine.
Nestle to axe two biscuit bars
07 February 2024Nestle says it will no longer make two biscuit bars in its range because of declining sales, just months after Caramac bars were discontinued.
Bereaved parents risk missing out on support as claim deadline looms
07 February 2024Thousands of unmarried parents who have lost a partner may be missing out on vital help as a deadline for restrospevtive bereavement payments closes.
Millions to start receiving £299 cash boost
06 February 2024A £299 cost of living payment is to begin dropping into the bank accounts of millions of households from this week.
Lucozade and Ribena shortages ‘inevitable’ due to strike action
06 February 2024A union is warning of shortages of two popular drinks and the possibility of empty shelves because of industrial action by factory workers.
Drivers of new cars advised to buy a spare tyre
05 February 2024As increasing numbers of manufacturers ditch spare wheels in newer vehicles the AA says drivers without one must consider buying an extra tyre.
Parents urged to check their children’s ‘red books’ as UK measles cases rise
05 February 2024Kent and Medway parents are being asked to check their children’s ‘red book’ health records as officials try to reach those missing an MMR jab.
‘This place isn’t the Wild West people think it is...’
03 February 2024We went on a mission to discover the truth about a deprived area that’s been the butt of jokes for decades.
7 illnesses that can now be treated without seeing a GP
31 January 2024Prescriptions for seven common illnesses, including earache and a sore throat, will now be available to many patients without the need to see a GP.
Amazon Prime Video to include ads unless customers pay to remove them
30 January 2024Amazon Prime is to begin adding adverts to its television and film streaming service unless customers upgrade subscriptions and pay to remove them.
Oxfam offers music fans free entry to top UK summer festivals
30 January 2024Free tickets to some of the UK’s top summer music festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude and Reading are being offered by Oxfam and here’s why.
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