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- Sep 16, 2026
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Husband, 94, forced to pay £8k a month for his wife's Alzheimer's care (opens the original)
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Terry Mahoney has worked as an engineer all his life to support his family. But at 94 years old he's counting his pennies, worrying about how he'll find nearly £8,000 next month. This unimaginable cost isn't to pay his mortgage or his bills. It's to fund nursing care for his wife Barbara, 92, who has advanced Alzheimer's disease. Terry and Barbara's daughter Tracey Hart, 60, has watched her mother's condition decline since she was diagnosed in 2015. Now she's helping her father, who has health p
Phil Spencer reveals how to avoid 'kitchen regret' in your home (opens the original)
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Property guru Phil Spencer has revealed the fancy features people have installed in their kitchens that they may come to regret down the line. The Location, Location, Location presenter is a property expert, having spent decades hosting Channel 4 shows with his co-star Kirstie Allsopp. Also a Wickes ambassador, Phil sat down with the Daily Mail to discuss home renovations - with a particular focus on kitchens. He noted kitchen renovations are meant to last 'for a long time' and therefore people
Phil Spencer reveals why he is putting more solar panels on his house (opens the original)
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Property guru Phil Spencer has revealed he plans to install more solar panels on his house, as energy bills are forecast to jump again. The Location, Location, Location presenter says his house in Hampshire, which he purchased several years ago after making the move out of London, already had solar panels installed when he moved in. 'It was a real comfort to me to be able to be shown how much they generated per year, so I could see money coming in,' he told This is Money. 'I'm always encouraging
Subtle sign your insect bite has triggered a life-ruining illness (opens the original)
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A pharmacist has revealed how to tell if an insect bite is the work of a harmless midge, or a tick that's infected you with debilitating Lyme disease. A rash that looks 'like a bullseye or target' developing around the bite is a red flag and a reason to visit a GP urgently, warns pharmacist Richard Harrison of Asda Pharmacy UK. The condition, which is a bacterial infection spread to humans by infected ticks, can cause a wide range of symptoms including fatigue, high temperature, paralysis and jo
Does drinking Asti make you look naff? (opens the original)
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When Asti Spumante was first introduced to British consumers in the 1970s, it was all the rage. Low in alcohol, fizzy and light, it was among the first wines to be sold in UK supermarkets - and became extremely popular. Jump forward a few decades and the picture is very different. Now dubbed 'nasty Asti', the sweet, fruity-flavoured sparkling wine is rarely consumed by wine-drinkers in the UK. Instead, it has been subject to snobbery, with some wine critics dubbing it the 'poor man's champagne'.
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