WITH the weather heating up the grass is growing and the need for a good mower to keep it trim becomes more important than ever. The best lawnmowers are those that not only perform, but do so with elan. They need to be manoeuvrable, not too heavy when full of clippings, capable of dealing with… Continue reading 9 best lawn mowers 2025, tried and tested

THIRSTY customers are racing to get their hands on Aldi’s new ‘groundbreaking’ Still Prosecco. The first of its kind in the UK, shoppers can get a taste of the intriguing new beverage for under a tenner. The bargain superstore is offering a ‘fantastic alternative to other popular Italian white wines’ – and shoppers can’t get… Continue reading Shoppers rush to Aldi for ‘delicious’ £5.99 alcohol on shelves in UK for the first time – and it’s perfect for summer

DOUBLE Gameweeks are invaluable in the world of Dream Team. More fixtures equals more point-scoring opportunities and with the season reaching its dramatic climax, gaffers should endeavour to make the most of the precious few double Gameweeks remaining. Dream Team managers have been blessed by the fact FOUR English teams have reached the semi-final stage… Continue reading European semi-finals set to take centre stage as Dream Team season reaches dramatic climax

THE reopening of Swindon’s Health Hydro has been pushed back to early 2026. During the £6.5million renovation, unexpected discoveries have meant the pool, that’s the longest in Wiltshire, has been forced to stay closed for longer than expected. The town’s historic 33-metre hydro pool closed in 2023 for a costly revamp that was supposed to… Continue reading Historical swimming baths forced to close will reopen next year after £6.5million revamp

THE £3.4billion Baha Mar Resort, located in The Bahamas, has almost everything you could want when on holiday. The world’s biggest beach resort has a 15-acre waterpark, 40 restaurants and bars and a 24 treatment room spa. Cleaned by 210 housekeepers each day, the resort features three hotels with 2,200 rooms, a private island for… Continue reading Inside the world’s biggest beach hotel – with a 15-acre waterpark, 2,200 rooms and its own private island

A TWISTED new reality show Survive the City will see contestants battle to survive ‘the end of civilisation’ – and you can be a part of it. If you love watching dystopian type shows like The Last Of Us, The Walking Dead or Silo – then this might be right up your street. Survive the… Continue reading Twisted new reality show Survive the City sees contestants battle ‘the end of civilisation’ – and you can be part of it

CHRIS EUBANK SR says his son should have his boxing licence REVOKED after he slapped Conor Benn with an egg. Eubank Jr and Benn collide on Saturday night at Tottenham’s stadium – three decades on from their legendary fathers’ first bout. But the fight threatened to kick off early when Eubank Jr cracked an egg… Continue reading Chris Eubank Sr astonishingly says his son’s boxing licence should be ‘REVOKED’ after slapping Conor Benn with an egg

BRITS heading to the Med this summer have been warned about sharks after a dad was mauled to death in its warm waters this week. Whilst attacks are thankfully uncommon, this new map reveals where sharks have struck around the sea’s coastline in the past. Experts have urged holidaymakers visiting these spots to be vigilant,… Continue reading Med shark attack hotspots as map reveals where beasts have struck after dad mauled to death off Israeli tourist beach

DOCTORS were shocked to discover pinworms living inside a teenager’s appendix. The 15-year-old arrived at A&E doubled over with tummy pain, feeling sick, and unable to eat – all classic signs of appendicitis. Despite this, her temperature was normal, and initial tests, including blood work and imaging, were inconclusive. A pelvic ultrasound showed a small… Continue reading Teen, 15, who suffered painful ‘appendicitis symptoms’ was actually riddled with pinworms

A TOXIN produced by E. coli – which can cause food poisoning – may be driving rates of bowel cancer in young people, scientists have discovered. Experts believe the finding could help explain why rates of bowel cancer are rising among young people across the globe. The bacterial toxin – called colibactin – is capable… Continue reading Common bug could fuel bowel cancer in the young – as scientists pinpoint those at risk