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A move by Tesco to help customers find marked-down yellow sticker food items more easily has proved so popular that it has been expanded to 300 stores across the UK. The supermarket made new signage for its mark-down section in stores to help shoppers find food bargains and at the same time cut down on waste. more

The UK is finally set for a burst of summer heat after Storm Antoni brought strong winds and heavy rain to much of the country.more

There’s a horrible imbalance in the rental market right now. Landlords have been persuaded out of the business in droves, by rising mortgage costs, increased legislation and punitive tax rules.more

This August will see many changes to people’s lives through a variety of new rules, regulations and other alterations. There is a Bank Holiday which will mean changes to the date people will receive benefits payments and people will also see the continued support from the government’s energy price guarantee.more

Time is running out for people to use any standard non-barcoded stamps as Monday is the last day they can be used to post items. more

Dangerous allergic reactions are rising in England and now cause some 25,000 NHS hospital stays a year, data shows. more

Children aged 10 and 11 will be able to use passport e-gates at the UK border from Monday, after the government announced a change to the rules.more

Vodafone has launched a new social broadband tariff with faster speeds to encourage families struggling with the cost of living to take up the help.more

Morrisons is launching a budget range in its 500 convenience stores - as the cost of living crisis bites. They will be coming to Morrisons Daily stores soon, and the move is believed to be a first in the UK, reports The Mirror.more

The boss of the water regulator has written to South East Water calling for an urgent meeting over its hosepipe ban in Kent and Sussex.more

A South African woman has described working as a fruit picker on farms in the south of England as "slave labour".more

A new initiative to help recycle plastic payment cards belonging to HSBC UK customers has been introduced into selected branches.more

The National Lottery has launched a search for a winner who has scooped £10,000-a-month for 30 years. more

More than six million people with disabilities in the UK will start to receive a £150 payment from Tuesday, to help with the cost of living. more

During the hot weather, it can be easy to overheat. Environmental temperatures of 40C (104F) can make it difficult to keep the body at its ideal 37C. The advice - be sensible and slow down to stay cool.more

Iceland has got Londoners covered, as they're offering free ice cream and ice lollies across a range of locations around the capital tomorrow. more

"Rzeczpospolita" informs about the case of a Polish woman from Great Britain, whose operation the National Health Fund did not want to finance. The case was settled in court, and the judgment gives a clear idea of when and in which case you can use the EHIC.more

It's going to be a busy weekend on public transport coming up! A perfect storm of a good weather forecast and huge road closures due to the RideLondon event this weekend mean services much busier than usual this weekend. more

Netflix has started its long-promised crackdown on password sharing in major markets including the UK and the US. more

Morrisons has brought back its More Card loyalty scheme to replace its My Morrisons app following a successful trial. The Morrisons More scheme, which replaces the My Morrisons scheme, can be used as a physical card or app and allows customers to earn points from selected products and counters in store and online as well as at Morrisons petrol stations.more

The Polish Saturday School in Welwyn Garden City has been an integral part of the local community. more

Wizz Air is celebrating the 19th anniversary of its first flight today by offering a 19% fare reduction on all of its flights booked today, with no time restrictions on travel dates, according to a Wizz Air press release. more

New Royal Mail statistics are set to reveal how some neighbourhoods are receiving post as little as once a fortnight, including in London, according to reports.more

Britons are facing major transport disruption today and tomorrow due to two more rail strikes. They coincide - rather coincidentally - with the Eurovision Song Contest taking place in Liverpool.more

Tomorrow's coronation of Charles III will be the 40th such ceremony at Westminster Abbey, but the first in 70 years. It is supposed to be shorter, slightly more modest and more adapted to modern times than the coronation of Elizabeth II, but with all the most important elements preserved.more