Month: January 2025

A FREEVIEW channel is set to receive a major boost in February as part of a major shake-up in UK sports broadcasting. The overhaul has come about after the closure of two beloved channels. Eurosport is leaving the UK after 35 years on-air, in a sad loss for Sky and Virgin Media customers – but… Continue reading Popular Freeview TV channel to benefit from huge sports boost as long-running brand prepares to shut down soon

THE Apprentice viewers have ‘worked out’ the real reason that Lord Alan Sugar opted to keep controversial candidate Carlo in the show despite him making a major error. The BBC show kicked off its brand new series last night with 18 contestants all vowing to win the £250,000 investment from the business titan. But it… Continue reading The Apprentice viewers work out ‘real reason’ Lord Sugar saved candidate Carlo – as fans brand him ‘patronising’

AN uncommon mortgage is now the cheapest option for borrowers looking to buy, remortgage or get on the property ladders. Three-year fixed-rate mortgages have taken the lead as the most affordable option in the current market. This shift is driven by lenders seeking to attract borrowers wary of locking into longer-term deals amidst fluctuating interest… Continue reading The uncommon mortgage that’s now cheapest for borrowers as they hedge their bets

BOURNEMOUTH have announced their plan to build a 23,000-seater stadium to fulfil their Champions League ambitions. The Cherries have gone from strength to strength since appointing Andoni Iraola as their manager 18 months ago. Bournemouth lie 7th in the table with 11 wins and five defeats from 23 matches this season. Iraola’s men blasted five… Continue reading Premier League club announces 23,000-seater new stadium plan to fulfil Champions League ambition

SHE describes herself as a “bad mum”. But Whitney has still been left fuming after discovering she’s once again been reported to the authorities – this time for what she’s been feeding her kids. She took to TikTok to share a video admitting she’s raging about the latest development, which came after she shared a… Continue reading I’m a ‘bad mum’ but people are reporting me to welfare for feeding my kids junk – they mostly get fed at school anyway

THE cold weather can make you want to hunker down and shelter from the elements. Unfortunately, this cosy time of year is also prime time for rats, who have the same idea for surviving winter. If you’re looking to protect your home from these pesky rodents, the experts at Bunk Beds have shared the four… Continue reading It’s officially ‘rat season’ & they multiply like crazy –  take these 4 steps or end the year with a litter of 1,200

A HUGE new train station is set to open in a major UK city which has been described as a ‘game-changer’. St Mellons in Cardiff, being dubbed Cardiff Parkway Station, has finally given the go-ahead, nearly three years after getting planning permission back in 2022. The new station will be seven minutes from the main… Continue reading One of the UK’s best cities to get new ‘game-changer’ £120million train station

A CULT chocolate bar is now being sold in Tesco after being discontinued nearly three years ago. Milky Way Crispy Rolls have made a return to the UK’s biggest supermarket. It comes after they were discontinued in 2022, although shoppers have been spotting them intermittently since at Poundland and Home Bargains. The delight, which combines… Continue reading Cult chocolate bar now being sold in Tesco after being discontinued three years ago

MANCHESTER CITY have drawn Real Madrid in the play-offs for a place in the last 16 of the Champions League. Pep Guardiola‘s side narrowly avoided an early exit in the league phase of the competition and have been handed a tough draw against the 15-time champions. City will welcome Real Madrid to the Etihad on… Continue reading Man City handed nightmare Real Madrid clash as Arsenal edge towards last 16 tie with former Champions League winners

SIR JIM RATCLIFFE’s other club played in front of a record LOW crowd in their final Europa League group match. French outfit Nice welcomed Bodo/Glimt to the Allianz Riviera on Thursday night for what proved to be the final match of their European campaign this season. Les Aiglons’ hopes of reaching the knockout stages had… Continue reading Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s other club play in front of lowest ever crowd as fuming Man Utd fans protest ticket price hike