Charlotte Smith
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People in 30 professions could claim up to £85 before October 1 (opens the original)
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Workers in more than 30 professions could unlock savings on energy and household bills ahead of the forthcoming October energy price cap rise, thanks to Blue Light Card. As households brace themselves for an increase in energy bills on Thursday, 1 October, frontline workers stand to benefit from switching incentives worth up to £85. With Ofgem's energy price cap due to rise by 4% this week, household budgets are expected to come under even greater strain. The increase will push the annual Ofgem
Octopus, E.ON, and experts recommend '10pm rule' from Oct 1 (opens the original)
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An expert is urging UK households to follow a specific rule in the coming months to help reduce their energy bills. His advice echoes what energy suppliers, such as Octopus and E.ON, have also said. The energy price cap is rising by another 4% on October 1, 2026, meaning bills will be going up, and many Brits will be looking for ways to cut costs. Washing machines use a lot of power, so it's worth considering small changes to your weekly laundry routine to significantly lower your overall energy
Dr Amir's warning as woman in A&E after using common beauty product (opens the original)
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Dr Amir Khan has issued a health warning after a woman was rushed to the hospital following the use of a common beauty product. Appearing on today's (Friday, September 25) episode of ITV's Good Morning Britain, the NHS GP warned viewers about the infection risks associated with ingrown hair follicles and the "subtle" signs of sepsis. It comes as a woman appeared on the show to share her health scare after using a common beauty product millions use - a shaving razor. Christy Collins, a 28-year-ol
'5-min' check drivers should do night before their MOT to cut cost (opens the original)
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Car experts are urging drivers to do a 'five-minute' check the night before their MOT is due to help reduce the cost. Lee Caroline, motoring specialist and managing director at car scrap company LJC Autospares, says drivers could avoid a hefty bill by checking certain aspects of their car in advance. His advice comes as more than one in four cars initially failed their MOTs, according to the latest DVSA figures. The data shows 26.75% of Class 3 and 4 vehicles initially failed their MOT between A
UK households urged to take photo at home by October 1 (opens the original)
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UK households are being advised to take a quick photograph of their energy meters at home before Thursday, 1 October, a recommendation backed by Money Saving Expert (MSE) founder Martin Lewis. Energy prices regulated by Ofgem are set to rise at the start of next month, meaning anyone on a standard variable tariff will face increased rates for both gas and electricity. An energy expert has warned that the biggest mistake customers can make is assuming their supplier automatically records exact us
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