Month: March 2025

LIDL is selling a handy garden gadget, for £145 cheaper than the Bosch version of the tool. Now that spring has sprung and the weather is getting warmer, you may find yourself heading out into the garden more, to enjoy the sun. However, after a winter of neglect, you may find that the garden is… Continue reading Lidl is selling handy gadget that’s £145 cheaper than Bosch version and perfect for getting your garden ready for spring

THE National Lottery Set For Life numbers are in and it’s time to find out if you’ve won the top prize of £10,000 every month for 30 years. Could tonight’s jackpot see you start ticking off that bucket list every month or building your own start-up as a budding entrepreneur? You can find out by… Continue reading Lottery results LIVE: National Lottery Set For Life draw tonight, March 27, 2025

Novocaine (15), 110mins ★★★★★ IT would be easy to throw the “nepo baby” tag at Jack Quaid. After all, his parents are Hollywood stars Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid. But sometimes you’ve got to accept that great genes can mean great talent. Jack is the new everyman actor we need right now, never mind which… Continue reading Novocaine review: ‘Nepo baby’ Jack Quaid proves he’s everyman actor we need right now despite unoriginal script

TO Alison Krauss, her latest project is “like stepping into an old pair of shoes”. The singer blessed with a sweet soprano has returned to the music that first got her noticed as a teenager — bluegrass. She describes it as her “calling”. With fiddle in hand and THAT voice, she’s releasing her first album… Continue reading You can tell someone else’s story… but if it feels fake, I won’t do it, say Alison Krauss & Union Station

The UK will no longer be able to make its own steel from scratch — with its last two blast furnaces set to be shut. British Steel’s Chinese owner Jingye yesterday announced plans to close its Scunthorpe site, in a move that puts 2,700 jobs at risk. British Steel said it had been losing around… Continue reading UK no longer able to make own steel from scratch — with last two blast furnaces set to shut

ACTRESS Eva Longoria goes star-lazing as she relaxes by her name on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.  Eva, 50, made a detour to see the star while on her way to the premiere of her film Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip.  She also posed in the doorway of the… Continue reading TV beauty Eva Longoria, 50, stuns as she relaxes by her name on Hollywood Walk of Fame

A JOGGER rammed by an out-of-control XL Bully dog was left so badly injured she might never run again.  Sophie Lindsay, 41, said the beast charged at her with its head down.  Her right leg was shattered in several places and had to be screwed back together with metal plates, nuts and bolts. Surgeons said… Continue reading Jogger attacked by out-of-control XL Bully dog left so badly injured she might never run again

SINGER Rita Ora ruffles some feathers as she puts on a colourful display in the studio. The Anywhere hitmaker, 34, looked ready for Rio Carnival as she posed in a sheer dress with a pink feather collar for her judging job on The Masked Singer US. Next month she will joins Kylie Minogue on tour… Continue reading Rita Ora dazzles in sheer dress with pink feather collar for Masked Singer

SHOPPERS are stocking up on Aldi’s “very best” sell-out crisps after the budget supermarket brought them back to stores. Keen-eyed shoppers spotted the “dream” crisp flavour had returned to the aisles at the discount German retailer. Sharing the find on Facebook, one elated customer attached a photo of the Specially Selected Garlic Bread Flavour Crinkle… Continue reading Aldi brings back ‘the very best’ sell-out crisps to shelves and shoppers are stocking up

LIKE a fine wine or good cheese, not everything goes downhill as we age. We told yesterday how hangovers are worse when we are younger, according to a Dutch study. But that’s not the only physical benefit of advancing years. Here, Laura Stott looks at better ‘morning afters’ and the other proven perks of getting… Continue reading Superior sex, fewer hangovers and five other perks that prove getting older isn’t all bad