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Anyone who bought or leased car or van from 2006-2015 could get cash payout (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 Martin Lewis has issued advice to anyone who bought or leased a car or van between 2006 and 2015, urging you to submit a claim for your part of a £55.87 million payout. Since cars, vans and other vehicles manufactured overseas are typically transported to the UK via large container ships, a small element of a customer's payment ordinarily goes towards the
'My neighbour's dog kept pooing in my garden - my revenge went viral' (opens the original)
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A homeowner has slammed their entitled neighbour for allowing their dog to repeatedly use their garden as its personal toilet. After getting fed up with the daily piles of poo, they decided to teach the neighbour a lesson with a revenge plan of their own - and claimed it worked out perfectly. The homeowner explained how their neighbour's golden retriever had developed a habit of doing its business in exactly the same spot on their grass every day. But when they asked the dog's owner to put a sto
Badgers will visit gardens every night if you avoid 1 common mistake in October (opens the original)
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Badgers are typically creatures of the night - but there's a simple way to spot them visiting your garden after dark if you create an attractive space for them. October is an important time for badgers as they start to slow down for the colder months ahead. Although they don't truly hibernate, they may spend more time in their setts during spells of cold weather, conserving energy and relying on food reserves built up throughout autumn. According to the Badger Trust, an estimated 50,000 badgers
Lidl shopper horrified after what she saw crawling all over lettuce (opens the original)
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A Lidl customer has learnt exactly why shoppers are advised to wash their fruit and vegetables before eating them after making a surprising discovery inside a lettuce. The shopper claims their red gem lettuce was teeming with "thousands of insects" across its leaves, prompting them to warn others who shop at the budget supermarket. They explained how they had popped into their local Lidl branch and picked up a red gem lettuce alongside other groceries. However, it was only after returning home t
Airport sign dubbed 'diabolical' as it triggers travel anxiety among travellers (opens the original)
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When jetting off on holiday, you're meant to leave all of your troubles behind and focus on enjoying your free time. But one advert has made this almost impossible after spiking travellers' anxiety before they've even stepped foot on the plane. Travellers didn't know whether to laugh or cry when coming face-to-face with Notre Dame Federal Credit Union's (FCU) advert while walking through an airport, with it now being dubbed the "most anxiety-inducing" sign imaginable. Suspended above passengers
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