Tesco CEO Denies 10% Food Price Hike Claims
Tesco's chief executive Ken Murphy has dismissed projections of a 9% food price increase in December, stating the supermarket has seen no impact on availability or prices from the Iran conflict.
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Amazon's 'Perfect' Mushroom Lamp Wins Over Shoppers
Amazon customers are praising the Dawnwake Mushroom Lamp for its charming design and cosy light, with many calling it the ideal bedside companion.
Energy Price Cap to Rise by £196 in July
The Ofgem energy price cap is projected to rise by £196 to £1,837 for typical households in July, a 12% increase from April but below earlier estimates of a £332 surge.
Dusk's Sabrina Chair: Elegant Look, 15% Discount
Shoppers are raving about Dusk's Sabrina Accent Chair, calling it elegant and surprisingly affordable. With a 15% discount code, the price drops to £160.65.
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Desk Wellness Gadgets Under £30 to Boost Office Comfort
Discover a curated selection of budget-friendly wellness products, including ergonomic chairs and wobble cushions, designed to enhance posture and comfort during long workdays, with prices starting under £30.
British Gas Warns of Bill Errors for New Homeowners in 2026
British Gas has issued essential guidance for home buyers to avoid paying for previous occupants' energy usage, highlighting key checks like meter readings and alarm tests.
Asda Rolls Out Rapid Digital Commerce System in UK Stores
Asda has partnered with Deliverect to implement a new digital commerce system across hundreds of Express locations, enhancing rapid delivery services and operational efficiency.
Premium Bonds Holders Told to Move Money to ISAs
Financial experts advise Premium Bonds customers to consider transferring savings to ISAs due to potential rate cuts and better guaranteed returns.
Arnold Clark Data Breach: Thousands Can Sue
Thousands of Arnold Clark car dealership customers have been given the green light to pursue legal action after a major cyber-attack compromised their personal data. The Court of Session in Scotland ruled that claims can proceed, with sensitive informatio
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Digital Cards Fix Office Birthday Chaos for Hybrid Teams
Organizing office birthday cards often leads to chaos with lost signatures and frantic chases. Digital platforms like GroupTogether offer a seamless solution for modern, dispersed teams, enabling effortless online card creation and signing.
Imou AOV PT 4G Solar Camera: Wi-Fi-Free Security Review
The Imou AOV PT 4G solar camera offers 3K footage, AI detection, and 4G connectivity, making it ideal for off-grid or Wi-Fi-limited areas. With a solar panel and continuous recording, it provides reliable surveillance without internet reliance.
Cargiant Car Dealership Closes London Site This Friday
Cargiant, once one of Britain's busiest used car supermarkets, will permanently close its London site on Friday April 24 after owners failed to find a buyer, citing market challenges and rising costs.
Valerion VisionMaster Max: £4,000 Projector Review
The Valerion VisionMaster Max, priced at £4,000, boasts a triple-laser system, 4K resolution, and interchangeable lenses. We explore if its premium features justify the high cost for home cinema enthusiasts.
Amazon Drops Android for Fire Sticks in Piracy Crackdown
Amazon is reportedly phasing out Android on all future Fire TV Stick devices, replacing it with its in-house Vega OS to curb illegal streaming and sideloading of apps.
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Supermarket Pricing Change May Raise Middle-Class Shopping Bills
Experts warn that AI-driven surge pricing in UK supermarkets could lead to higher costs for middle-class households, with better-off families potentially subsidizing discounts for lower-income shoppers.
UK Travel Company Collapses: No Refunds for Holidays
Regen Central Ltd, a UK travel company specializing in package holidays, has entered liquidation, cancelling all trips and leaving passengers without refunds due to withdrawn ATOL protection.
Amazon Vacuum Bags Drop to £8 in Holiday Packing Hack
Travellers are using vacuum storage bags to maximise suitcase space, with Amazon deals starting at £8. The hack compresses clothes for easier packing and ends April 20.
British Gas Customers Urged to Act Before Midnight Friday
British Gas has launched a fixed tariff priced below the current energy price cap, offering significant savings compared to predicted future rates. The exclusive deal closes at midnight on April 17 and is only available through Compare the Market.
Tesco Cannot Guarantee Food Shortages Won't Hit UK Stores
Tesco's CEO Ken Murphy says the supermarket cannot guarantee shoppers will be shielded from food shortages this summer due to the Middle East crisis, as the UK government prepares contingency plans.
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Ex-M&S Employee Shares Four Most Annoying Customer Types
A former Marks & Spencer employee has detailed the four types of shoppers that retail workers find most irritating, from last-minute arrivals to oversharers at checkout.
Ecology Building Society Opens First UK Branch in Porth
Ecology Building Society, the UK's youngest mutual, opens its first physical branch in Porth, Rhondda Cynon Taf, transforming a former hardware store with community space and innovative savings products.
Tesco Swaps Barcodes for QR Codes in UK Supermarket First
Tesco has replaced traditional barcodes with QR codes on 13 own-brand sausage products, calling it a revolutionary retail improvement to reduce waste and enhance digital benefits.
Royal Mail Scraps Saturday Second-Class Letters from 2026
Royal Mail will cancel Saturday deliveries for second-class letters from December 2026, following an agreement with the Communications Workers Union. First-class mail and parcels will continue six-day service.
Meatliquor Burger Chain Collapses, Closes Most Sites
Major UK burger chain Meatliquor has entered administration, closing five of its eight restaurants amid hospitality sector struggles and cost pressures.
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AI Tool Makes Garden Furniture Shopping Quick and Easy
A new AI-powered service, ShopHomeStyles, helps users compare, choose, and buy garden furniture from multiple brands in one place, saving time and effort for outdoor enthusiasts.
Lidl Air Fryer Blocked at UK Border Over Fire Risk
A Silver Crest air fryer sold by Lidl has been rejected at the UK border due to serious safety flaws that could cause explosions and fires, with authorities issuing warnings to shoppers.
DWP £3,000 Youth Jobs Grant for Universal Credit Claimants
The Department for Work and Pensions has detailed a new £3,000 Youth Jobs Grant for employers hiring young Universal Credit claimants, part of a £1 billion investment to boost youth employment opportunities.
Energy Customers Told to Act for £200 Savings Now
British Gas, EDF, EON, Ovo, and Octopus customers are being advised to lock into fixed energy tariffs immediately to save more than £200 annually, as prices are expected to rise significantly in July.
M&S Axes Popular Florentyna Perfume Range Across UK
Marks & Spencer has confirmed the discontinuation of its Florentyna Classic Floral Eau de Toilette, removing it from all UK stores and online, leaving loyal customers deeply disappointed.
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Venice Reintroduces £260 Tourist Tax Fine for UK Visitors
Venice, Italy, has reinstated its tourist tax for day-trippers, with fines up to £260 for non-compliance. The fee varies from €5 to €10 based on booking timing, effective on select dates from April to July.
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