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- Sep 22, 2026
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UK drivers ignoring car dashboard warning lights - and it's costing them (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info Millions of motorists are driving potentially lethal vehicles because they are terrified of costly garage bills – landing themselves with average repair fees of £190 when small problems turn into major breakdowns. A shocking one in four British motorists are currently driving around with an urgent warning light flashing on their dashboard, a new study rev
ITV This Morning's Alison Hammond surprises Brits with holiday vouchers (opens the original)
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Alison Hammond surprised some of Britain's most dedicated people with dream holiday vouchers to thank them for their loyalty. The television presenter and former holiday rep leapt out of an oversized 'cup of loyal-tea' at Battersea Power Station to honour the people, and the pastime they're most committed to. Those taken by surprise included Ronnie Goldwater, amongst the UK's longest-serving firefighters, road safety instructor Julie Turner, and Paul Ingledew, who has visited the same Cyprus hot
5 ways to keep your children safe from battery accidents this summer (opens the original)
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Parents are overlooking household hazards such as toys containing coin batteries, according to research. The poll of 1,000 mums and dads of children aged 0-5 years old found 51% are ‘very aware’ of potential dangers in their home. Yet almost half (45%) admitted they only see a safety risk after their child has already come into contact with it. Fewer than half (49%) recognise toys containing coin batteries may pose a risk to their child. While even fewer consider the risks of batteries in everyd
Brits more likely to have visited the Eiffel Tower than the Tower of London (opens the original)
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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info British people are more familiar with international monuments than those in their own country, new research has revealed. A survey of 2,000 adults showed more respondents have visited the Eiffel Tower (55%) compared to some of Britain's most iconic attractions, including Tower of London (54%), Tower Bridge (53%) and Trafalgar Square (52%). The study also
Brits face over £100 in unexpected holiday costs due to hidden fees (opens the original)
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The average holidaymaker typically exceeds their travel budget by over £100 per trip, with unexpected fees cited as the primary culprit. Research involving 2,000 adults who holiday abroad revealed that currency exchange charges and data roaming costs rank amongst the most frequent unforeseen expenses. Despite 53% saying they set a strict limit before going away, more than four in ten (43%) blame unexpected hidden charges for breaking the budget. To combat the sneaky fees, seven in 10 (70%) said
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