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One in three, or 35 per cent, of English households – equivalent to 7.2 million households – will see higher energy bills this winter than they did last winter, including almost half (47 per cent) of those in the poorest households, according to new research published by Resolution Foundation on Thursday, August 24, 2023.

Nike have teased the launch of a new range which will see Marcus Rashford have his own kit collection for the very first time.

When it comes to giving fashion a second chance at life, there are plenty of rental, retail, resale and salvage sites around that scoop up second hand, end of line, excess and return products and sell them on, saving them from landfill and giving you the chance to snap the up at a discounted price. However, when it comes to excess beauty items, there’s never been anything of the sort – until now, that is.

A gardening expert has shared his advice to help keep your garden growing during the colder months.

A pair of drug-dealing brothers who enjoyed a life of luxury while making a fortune flogging heroin, cocaine, ketamine and cannabis are settling into life behind bars. The Rains siblings were caught with debtors lists, designer clothes and expensive Cartier jewellery.

With autumn in full flow, and winter on the way, the roads are dirtier than ever, with rain and windy conditions causing mud and debris to cover your car in muck.

Pro-Palestinian activists have taken responsibility for covering one of Manchester's most iconic landmarks with ‘blood red’ paint.

Coldplay are counter-suing their former manager, Dave Holmes, just under two months after he sued them over a contractual dispute.According to The Times, the band claim Holmes owes them damages of over £14million and allege that he took out two loans from Live Nation that they had no knowledge of.They claim that Holmes borrowed $20million (£16.3million) from the promoter in 2015 at an interest rate of 2.72 per cent a year before allegedly taking out a second loan of $10million in 2018 (£8.1million) at the same interest rate.“To the best of [our] knowledge . .

Two supermarket giants have announced plans to recruit thousands of workers ahead of the busy festive season. Aldi is creating 3,000 permanent and temporary jobs, while Morrisons is looking for 3,500 extra staff to work in its stores, food manufacturing sites and logistics operations as both firms deal with expected increased demand over the Christmas period.

Tis the season for Christmas for Morrisons as the supermarket has launched its search for temporary roles this festive season.

Crisps fans on social media have been left devastated after Walkers confirmed that one popular flavour has officially been discontinued.

are key to staying cool and comfortable through it all. For most of the year, upgrading your sleeping situation isn’t exactly cheap.

achieved a record number of likes for photo), culture journalists were tasked with investigating . It was an innocent time in digital media, and after tireless research (for all of five minutes), it was discovered that, yes, Swift does have a navel.In the tradition of lizard conspiracies and doppelgänger body doubles, the “absence” of Swift’s belly button was alleged to be evidence of her superhuman manufacturing. Something about the illuminati, too, I should imagine.

Condensation is a common household problem in autumn and winter, as the colder outdoor temperatures can cause water build-up on your windows.

The Princess of Wales is known for highly creative and artistic side from drawing and painting to cooking and photography, Kate has an impressive array of crafty talents.

Galaxy chocolate is the latest treat to be affected by shrinkflation, as bars have been decreased by 10g - but prices at the supermarket have increased.

Galaxy has become the latest chocolate brand to reduce the size of its bars.

Vaping is set to be restricted in Rochdale under new plans to tackle concerns that children are buying them under age, the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) understands.

Kate Middleton made a royal visit to a British textile mill that shares a surprising connection to her own family history.

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, is known for never putting a foot wrong when it comes to fashion, and she didn't disappoint on a recent outing.The 41 year old Princess stunned in an emerald green trouser suit as she visited a textile mill in Leeds on Tuesday, September 26 – which was once owned by her family. Kate was all smiles as she arrived to AW Hainsworth, a family-owned heritage textile mill which was established in 1773 and manufactures British woollen cloth, high-performing technical textiles, and iconic fabrics.The mill was previously owned by William Lupton & Co, which was founded by Kate's ancestors in the 17th century, before it was sold to AW Hainsworth in 1958.

Martin Scorsese is voicing his opinion on Marvel movies again.

Martin Scorsese is doing the press rounds for his forthcoming Killers of the Flower Moon, and during a recent feature article, he was once again quizzed on his opinions about comic book films. 

William Earl In a sprawling new profile with GQ, director Martin Scorsese discussed comic book and franchise culture, a topic which he has spoken out about at length in the past. When asked about those blockbusters, Scorsese said that their omnipresence could be negative to audiences who aren’t well-versed in other types of film. “The danger there is what it’s doing to our culture,” he said.

As the weather is turning colder, many of us will be taking a look at our wardrobes and thinking of stocking up on some pieces to keep us warm.

The Federal Trade Commission has started to notify consumers that they may be eligible for refunds for in-game purchases on the popular multiplayer online game Fortnite.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Panos Panay, who is exiting as Microsoft’s as chief product officer, has been hired to run Amazon’s devices group, which houses the Fire TV streaming devices, Kindle e-readers, Alexa voice assistant and Echo smart speakers, according to a Bloomberg report. Amazon did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

'State-of-the-art', 'futuristic' and 'ultramodern'. That's how the new fleet of TransPennine Express (TPE) trains were described when they finally started to hit the railways of the North of England four years ago following much fanfare.

Brad Pitt finally got to take home his brand-new custom motorcycle this week.

Fast food giant Burger King is recruiting up to 30 staff ahead of opening a new drive-thru restaurant in Bolton. A new branch is set to open at Bridgewater Avenue, near the Logistics North and the M61 junction 4.

In light of the recent announcement that the iPhone 15 will be ditching its iconic lightning cable in favour of USB-C, many existing Apple users are wondering if they'll need to invest in a new one. It has been confirmed that the tech giant is making the change due to EU laws, but doing away with the lightning cable could also be a benefit to iPhone users.