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Boden's flattering swimming costume 'holds stomach in well' and is now just £30

Boden's swimwear range is known for its inclusive sizes and flattering styles in bright colours and patterns. It's also loved by celebrities, with This Morning presenter Cat Deeley and Rivals star...

Keir Starmer breaks silence on councils ripping down Union Jack flags

Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesperson says the Prime Minister “absolutely” supports people raising English and British flags. It comes amid uproar after two local authorities in England took down...

Horror in Montecito after burglary minutes away from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s home

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to the A-list Californian hotspot of Montecito after stepping away from their royal responsibilities in 2020. However, the town, which homes stars such as Orlando...

New Look's £38.99 coat looks a lot like Lulu Lemon but is over £200 cheaper

Whether we want to think about it or not, the autumn and winter months are in sight, so now could be a good time to beat the crowds and start preparing your winter wardrobe. New Look has started to...

Bin smart meter could be brought in to charge Brits for how much they throw away

Brits could one day be billed for the weight of their rubbish under proposals to revive a controversial “pay-as-you-throw” (PAYT) system. The idea, likened to a “smart meter for bins”, would...

Rachel Reeves just capitulated to the unions - she doesn't care about working people

IT'S taken Rachel Reeves just a month to cave into her union paymasters. First to the junior doctors, who even though they've been given a 22% pay rise say it's nowhere near enough and they'll be...

UK's 'dirtiest' beach named — it's filled with 'human faeces and broken glass'

A trip to the beach is a popular activity during the summer holidays in the UK. However, some beaches are not living up to expectations, with visitors complaining about littering issues.New findings...

The northernmost US city in state playing host to Putin-Trump meeting

You've probably heard of Alaska in the news this week ahead of the anticipated Trump-Putin meeting. But few know much about Utqiaġvik (formerly known as Barrow), the northernmost town in...

'I'm a pilot and there's one area on plane I wouldn't touch if you paid me'

Everyone counts down the days until their summer holiday - but a pilot issued a warning to all passengers travelling to their dream destination by air.He shared the one thing he would never touch on...

Uefa displays 'stop killing children' banner

Getty Images2 hours agoA banner which read "Stop killing children - Stop killing civilians" was displayed by Uefa before the Super Cup final between Tottenham and Paris St-Germain on Wednesday. The...

Brits urged to 'never' to pack plug adaptors in their suitcases - here's why

When packing for a short or long-haul flight, there's a reason you should be wary about packing plug adaptors in your luggage. Posting to TikTok, The Points Guy - whose motto is "spend smarter,...

Red sun over UK leaves Brits baffled as everyone says the same thing

Brits have been left baffled by the sun tonight as it glowed red in the sky.As it was setting on Wednesday at around 8pm, the giant star glowed an ominous pink and red, before the sky also lit...

Soft touch Britain plunges to new low as Labour minister makes 'disgraceful' suggestion

Soft-touch Britain plunged to a new low after the Labour policing minister told shopkeepers not to put expensive items near the door to deter thieves.Industry chiefs on Wednesday warned of gangs...

TUI, Ryanair, easyJet, BA and Jet2 travellers 'should pack cling film'

TUI, Jet2, Ryanair, and easyJet passengers are being urged to pack a roll of cling film ahead of their travels.Holidaymakers jetting off this summer, and who plan to bring jewellery items such as...

Brits slam 'abomination' of a fry-up at Harry Potter World

A thoroughly unmagical fry-up dished up at Harry Potter World has sparked considerable outrage amongst Britain's breakfast enthusiasts.For Britons, nothing is more guaranteed to infuriate the typical...