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Swansea City have the chance to banish the memory of Tuesday night's horrorshow on Saturday when they face Luton Town at the Swansea.com Stadium.
A warning has been issued by Citizens Advice that millions of Brits will be unable to afford their energy bills in October based on current predictions.
Coronation Street viewers will be seeing double next week when Bernie Winter finds herself face to face with her doppleganger. It will be a case of double trouble for Bernie when her lookalike Fern tries to rope the cafe worker into some dodgy antics.
With bills already reaching high prices this year and more increases forecasted towards the end of the 2022, many people across the UK will be facing a struggle over the winter months.
Most Britons are keen to jet off on their summer holidays each year, but it's important to schedule a break for the winter months too. As the days get shorter and the nights get colder, some much-needed 'me time' can be just what you need to break away from the stresses and struggles of daily life.
It might be the middle of summer, but British households are being advised to switch on their boilers now to avoid having to fork out thousands of pounds this winter. The cost of living crisis is expected to spiral even further in the autumn - and the energy bill price cap is now expected to rise to over £4,000.
As hundreds of young athletes from P.E.I. left for the Canada Summer Games in Ontario on Friday, local organizers of the 2023 Canada Winter Games got a funding boost from the federal government.
Households across Greater Manchester are bracing themselves for a long hard winter that it is feared could leave many choosing between heating and eating. The Bank of England has warned that a typical home will be paying almost £300 a month for their energy from October, with the price cap due to rise by 70pc.