Upgraded to Powerful Standing Fan After Desk Fan Failed
We upgraded from a decades-old desk fan to a powerful standing fan that kept us cool through the heatwave, offering superior airflow and quiet operation.
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Socceroos vs Paraguay: Kick-off, squad, TV guide for World Cup
Australia face Paraguay on Saturday 26 June at 12pm AEST. Watch live on SBS, SBS On Demand, or at live sites nationwide. Full guide to fixtures, squad, and group standings.
NSW Budget caps public transport at $50 weekly
NSW Budget 2026 introduces a $50 weekly cap on public transport fares and extends the road toll cap to ease cost-of-living pressures, Treasurer Daniel Mookhey announced.
Wembley relaxes water bottle policy for Harry Styles gig
Wembley Stadium allows empty 500ml metal or hard plastic bottles for Harry Styles concerts as temperatures hit 35C, with half-price bottled water and free sun cream available.
NSW Budget to Cut Public Transport Fares, Emphasizes Discipline
NSW budget lowers Opal caps for commuters, with Treasurer Daniel Mookhey stressing fiscal discipline amid cost-of-living pressures and high inflation.
Hammersmith Pizza Hut allowed late-night deliveries until 2am
A Pizza Hut in Hammersmith has been granted a licence to offer delivery until 2am on weekends, despite resident concerns about noise and disruption.
TfL unveils ultra-fast EV charging hub at Tube station
Transport for London's property arm Places for London has opened its first ultra-rapid EV charging hub at Hatton Cross Tube station, capable of delivering 100 miles of range in just five minutes, with 25 more hubs planned across the capital.
Guinness Saloon Opening in Covent Garden This Summer
A new Guinness Saloon is opening in Covent Garden as part of Mr Fogg's Market Tavern, featuring a pint counter, wall of fame, and a prize trip to Dublin for the 10,000th pour.
Free Greggs coffee for O2 Priority customers after World Cup matches
O2 Priority and Greggs offer free coffee after Scotland and England World Cup matches. Available from 8-11 AM the day after each game. Must use Priority app.
Sega unveils life-size Sonic statue with 'synthetic DNA'
Sega partners with LOM BABY to create a one-of-a-kind Sonic statue featuring synthetic DNA, displayed at Sega Store in Tokyo from June 23.
Driverless Taxi Review: 'Smooth and Dull'
Caroline Russell test drives a Wayve self-driving taxi, praising safety but raising concerns over job losses and congestion in London.
German Doner Kebab Bid Opposed by Police Over Crime Fears
A Covent Garden German Doner Kebab seeks to extend hours until 3am, but the Met Police opposes, citing potential crime increase in a robbery hotspot.
Hundreds of dodgy driving tests scrapped after new rules
The DVSA has cancelled 450 driving tests booked by touts using bots, as new rules aim to cut black market reselling and reduce the 22-week waiting time for learners.
Passport Rule That Could Ruin Your Summer Holiday
A new study reveals 80% of UK passport holders are unaware of validity rules. Learn how to avoid denied entry and costly disruptions this summer.
Free Lido Coming to East London's Royal Victoria Dock
East London's Royal Victoria Dock will host a free lido, Summer Splash, from July 24 to August 17, with stunning city views, lifeguards, and family activities.
Bug-Proof Gazebo Deals for Summer 2024 London
Discover top bug-proof gazebo deals in London for summer 2024. Protect your outdoor gatherings from insects with these stylish and functional options.
TfL crackdown on fare dodgers sees penalty fines surge
Transport for London issued 69,001 penalty fares in the year to March, up 9%, as part of a crackdown on fare evasion. One passenger was caught 181 times.
Fortnum & Mason's £1,000 Thames Picnic Boat
Fortnum & Mason launches a luxury Thames picnic boat experience starting at £1,000 for four, with gourmet menus and Champagne, running July 1-12 for Henley events.
Cigar Shop with Alcohol Approved in West London
Hillingdon Council approves a specialist cigar shop serving alcohol in Northwood, despite resident concerns over noise and late hours. The shop will operate with strict conditions.
Ryanair Cabin Bag with 30% Off Catches Eye
A stylish Ryanair cabin bag with 30% off is gaining attention from hand luggage travellers. Find out about the discount and features.
Why London's Heatwave Feels Worse Than Australia's Summers
London faces a 33C heatwave. Reporter Ayo Oluwalana explains why the heat in the UK capital feels more unbearable than in Australia, from the Tube to buildings.
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Spring Bank Holiday 2026: Supermarket Opening Hours
Find out when supermarkets will be open on the Spring Bank Holiday Monday 2026 in the UK. Plan your shopping with our guide to opening times.
Days of Play 2026 Leak: No PS5 Discount, Accessories on Sale
A leak suggests Sony's Days of Play 2026 sale will offer discounts on DualSense controllers and PS VR2, but no price cut for the PlayStation 5 console. Sale runs May 27 to June 10.
Barbican Hot Pot Seeks 11pm License Over Resident Fears
A new Chinese hot pot restaurant in Barbican wants to open until 11pm daily, but residents raise concerns about noise and anti-social behaviour. A licensing hearing was held.
Thames Gets First Bathing Site in London, Swimmers Rejoice
A community of cold-water swimmers in Teddington celebrates the Thames' first designated bathing site, hoping cleaner water and stronger testing will follow.
Dishoom Fans Discover £25 Family Deal on Deliveroo
Dishoom fans are thrilled to find a £25 family meal deal on Deliveroo's Family Dinneroo, feeding four with dishes like Chicken Ruby or Biryani, available Monday to Thursday.
Neck Pillow Hack Avoids Airline Luggage Fees
A traveler shares how she stuffed clothes into a neck pillow to avoid paying extra luggage fees on a Wizz Air flight to Vienna, saving £40 and enjoying treats.
Donkey Kong Plush Costs $450, Same as Switch 2
A new giant Donkey Kong plush toy is available in US Nintendo stores for $450, matching the current price of the Switch 2 console before its upcoming price hike.
Universal Credit: 20 Changes Must Be Reported or Face £50 Fine
DWP warns Universal Credit claimants must report 20 changes, like address or income, or risk a £50 fine and stopped payments.
East London Gang Jailed 92 Years for Drug Line
A criminal gang that sold crack cocaine and heroin in Bethnal Green has been jailed for a combined 92 years after a two-year Met Police investigation.
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