Clean up efforts are underway in the Italian city of Messina following severe floods
Clean up efforts are underway in Messina after the Italian city in Sicily was hit by severe flooding.
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Superdrug reduces £64 perfume to £26 that smells so good 'I've been through 20 bottles'
Superdrug shoppers are flocking to buy a 'delightful' perfume that's reduced to better than half price. Cacharel Noa would normally cost £64 for a 100ml bottle, but can now be snapped up for £26.40 - an impressive 58% off.
Octopus Energy issues warning to all customers as households risk being cut off
Octopus Energy has issued an urgent call to UK households with outdated electricity meters, warning that they must upgrade or risk losing power. The energy provider has highlighted that those with a radio teleswitch meter (RTS) need to act, as these meters will cease functioning in June this year.
Celtic face HALF A BILLION Champions League challenge as Bayern splashing £6m on kid keeper reveals brutal truth
Celtic were already facing a daunting Champions League task after being paired with six-time European champions Bayern Munich in the knockout play-off round.
Historic park next to Rochdale Town Hall takes step towards huge transformation
A regeneration of the Grade-II listed Broadfield Park Slopes in Rochdale has taken a huge step forward.
With Games countdown on, Cortina races to build sliding centre
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy : The town of Cortina d'Ampezzo, one of Italy's most famous ski resorts, is gearing up to co-host the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking a return of the Games to one of its traditional European venues for the first time in two decades.
Families visit crash site days after deadliest US air disaster in a generation
Families of victims of the deadliest US air disaster in nearly 25 years visited the crash site just outside of Washington DC on Sunday.
Water companies ‘misleading public over colossal volumes of sewage being dumped in our rivers'
Water and sewage companies are using disinformation tactics to mislead the public and downplay the environmental harm they cause, a new study has claimed.