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- Sep 23, 2026
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Asda covers Britainâs 'rudest' signposts covered with curtains (opens the original)
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A funny road name or place might raise a smile, but new research of 2,000 UK adults reveals it can also take driversâ eyes off the road. The new study from Asda Money found almost two thirds (65%) of Brits admit to being distracted by a rude-sounding road name, while 60% say theyâve laughed so hard at a funny road name that theyâve missed a turn or exit. One in three (33%) say theyâve even had a near miss after being distracted by something amusing on the road. To make the launch of the
Parents turn to AI co-parenting to save on admin (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 Parents in the UK are turning to AI to help ‘reclaim their summer’ and help manage school holiday pressure, new research has revealed. Consumer research from Adobe Acrobat has shown parents spend an average of 2.2 hours every week managing summer holiday admin, with budgeting causing the most stress (29%), followed by planning itineraries (17%). Parents a
Parents turn to AI co-parenting to save on 13 hours of admin this summer (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 Parents in the UK are turning to AI to help ‘reclaim their summer’ and help manage school holiday pressure, new research has revealed. Consumer research from Adobe Acrobat has shown parents spend an average of 2.2 hours every week managing summer holiday admin, with budgeting causing the most stress (29%), followed by planning itineraries (17%). Parents a
Couples are ditching traditional wedding venues - explained (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 Anyone who has ever got married knows the golden rule: never tell suppliers that the cake, favours or decorations are for a wedding. Mention the W-word and the so-called âwedding taxâ can send the price soaring - sometimes doubling it or more. With the cost of tying the knot continuing to climb, itâs perhaps no surprise that couples are looking for
Saving money on big day - couples are ditching traditional venues (opens the original)
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Anyone who has ever got married knows the golden rule: never tell suppliers that the cake, favours or decorations are for a wedding. Mention the W-word and the so-called “wedding tax” can send the price soaring - sometimes doubling it or more. With the cost of tying the knot continuing to climb, it’s perhaps no surprise that couples are looking for ways to rein in their spending. New research from Uber published as we hit peak wedding season, suggests couples are saving thousands by slashing the
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