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'Mutant' bedbugs are infesting the UK — and Londoners blame the Tube (opens the original)
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As if flies, silverfish and scabies weren’t enough, ‘mutant’ bed bugs can now be added to the growing list of infestations to hit the UK this year. Back in June, Metro revealed cases were up 40% since 2025 in one London borough, with pest controller James Rhoades reporting a twofold increase in bed bug callouts over the same period. To make matters worse, these parasitic insects now often appear to be resistant to many of the chemicals traditionally used to kill them. According to world-renowned
Exact salary you need to earn in each major UK city for peak happiness (opens the original)
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Whoever said money doesn’t buy happiness probably had a lot of it. Even if you have a roof over your head and food in your belly, having to go without any extras and worrying about every penny is obviously not good for your emotional wellbeing. The truth is, we all need at least enough cash to ensure our basic needsare met, with life satisfaction levels continuing to increase when we can afford to improve our standard of living. However, according to research from Purdue University, at some poin
Martin Lewis shares two key checks to make before overpaying your mortgage (opens the original)
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After more than two years of drops followed by recent stagnation, many are predicting the Bank of England will increase the base rate from 3.75% to 4% in November. ‘In fact, the market is currently pricing in that the rate will rise four times over the next year,’ Martin Lewis writes in latest newsletter. ‘As new fixed mortgage rates depend on the market’s view of future rates, fixes are getting costlier… Plus, tracker and variable rates are likely to follow suit.’ According to the Money Saving
8 signs you're unhealthy on the inside — even if you look perfectly fine (opens the original)
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You can eat well, exercise regularly, and look the picture of health — but that doesn’t necessarily mean everything is working as it should beneath the surface. In fact, according to a recent UK Biobank Cohort study, 1 in 15 people within a ‘normal’ BMI are living with undiagnosed cardiovascular disease or high-risk metabolic phenotypes. Another found that more than half of people with a normal BMI also had at least one metabolic abnormality, despite being within the supposedly idealweight range
Workers are taking stress leave due to noisy offices (opens the original)
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If you’re reading this at your desk, pause for a moment and take in the sounds around you. Whether it’s a colleague giving their best spiel on a sales call or a cleanerdragging their vacuum over the carpet, the average office can be a pretty noisy place — and for many, that takes a toll. In a survey of 2,000 UK office workers by Oscar Acoustics, 24% said they’ve taken time off due to noise-related stress, while nearly a third (32%) admitted to delivering lower-quality work or missing deadlines a
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