Millions of households across the UK have had their mail paused. Royal Mail has confirmed a full suspension of deliveries and collections across the vast majority of UK postcodes on Monday, August 31.
Beans on toast is a favourite in many UK households because it's simple and delicious. Another great thing about the dish is that you can add a variety of ingredients to unlock new flavours and make it more exciting. And according to home cooks online, one simple seasoning is worth using, if you don't already, when preparing a classic beans on toast.
Meghan Markle's mother, Doria Ragland, has been compared to the late Queen Elizabeth II for one impressive reason. Doria, who will celebrate her 70th birthday on September 2, has not joined her daughter and son-in-law in the UK, as she stays put in California.
GB News paused their live coverage to provide viewers with an update on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's UK return. Speaking on The Camilla Tominey Show on Sunday, royal biographer and commentator, Robert Hardman, delivered a crushing blow amid reports the Sussexes have not returned to Britain quietly.
The NHS is offering free finger-prick blood tests on the high street for the first time ever. In 100 participating English pharmacies, people will be able to test for cholesterol in just seven minutes.
Manchester United are aggressively trying to make the most of the transfer market, with opportunities likely to pop up in the closing stages of the window. Michael Carrick has overhauled his midfield with the signings of Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos and Carlos Baleba for a combined £155million and are now looking in defence and attack.
Tottenham could be set for a busy end to the summer window as Roberto De Zerbi looks to fine-tune his squad before Tuesday's deadline. They have already spent over £300million since the end of last season, with the likes of Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes and Savio all joining the club. Despite their considerable outlay, they have endured a nightmare start to the campaign with two defeats in as many matches.
Sarah Ferguson reportedly made a desperate request to Princess Eugenie after the birth of her daughter – but it went further than the royal couple were prepared to accept. The former Duchess of York has spent months largely out of the spotlight after being forced to leave Royal Lodge with her former husband Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Now, royal author Andrew Lownie has suggested there was a very specific reason behind the timing of her return to the UK.
Novak Djokovic admitted to having a "serious issue" with vomiting during matches after his US Open defeat at the hands of Mariano Navone. The veteran Serb was dumped out in a huge early shock as he slipped to a crushing 7-6 5-7 4-6 6-2 6-1 loss. He struggled throughout the contest, vomiting several times and breaking down in tears at one point.Djokovic was also forced to deal with cramps as the match progressed, allowing Navone to take full control of the final two sets. The result marked Djokovic's earliest Grand Slam exit in two decades and will see him slip outside the world's top 10 when the ATP rankings are updated.
Former royal butler Grant Harrold has said Princess Diana would be "upset" over the ongoing tensions between her sons Prince William and Prince Harry. Appearing on GB News Breakfast to mark the 29th anniversary of her tragic death in a car crash in Paris in 1997, Harrold knows both William and Harry, having served them both while working for the now-King Charles. Asked to speculate about how she would feel about the rift by hosts Alex Armstrong and Ellie Costello, he reflected: "I mean, she's a mother, and I'm sure...she would see both sides of the story from both the boys.
Peace lilies are renowned for their lush green foliage and beautiful white flowers, making them a popular choice for brightening up homes. And they're not merely attractive, they are also prized for their capacity to remove toxins and thrive in low light conditions.
Shepherd's pie is one of the most comforting and hearty meals you can have for dinner. The dish made from minced lamb and vegetable filling and mashed potatoes is a favourite in many UK households. A homemade one is far superior to a ready-made pack you can buy at the supermarket, and is easy to make.
Mashed potatoes are one of the easiest side dishes to make, but getting them perfectly smooth and fluffy can sometimes be harder than it looks. Adding too much liquid can quickly leave your mash watery, while potatoes that have not been prepared properly can end up lumpy or heavy.
Weekend lie-ins could protect against high blood pressure, new research suggests. Scientists say people should not feel guilty about sleeping in at the weekend as it could be the body’s way of recovering.
Yellow box junctions are intended to maintain traffic flow, but motorists who become stuck in one could be hit with a substantial penalty.
Arsenal are still managing several injury concerns ahead of their opening Premier League away fixture of the campaign against Aston Villa, though Mikel Arteta confirmed on Friday that Ezri Konsa will be available for selection. The centre-back could face his former side for the first time since completing a £55million move earlier this month and is now set to make his Gunners debut at the ground he called home for seven seasons.
If you have noticed rats or mice lurking in your garden, there are several natural solutions you can employ to deter them. Rodents are active throughout the year and can be spotted in your garden at any time, but they do tend to be particularly prevalent during the autumn and winter months, when they venture further afield in search of food and shelter.
A family who landed a staggering €50million (£42.6m) in the EuroMillions in 2009 transformed the lives of thousands of residents in their town through their fortune.
A mum-of-one has recounted the split-second decision she chose which arm to lose as she came face-toface with a "monster" great white shark.
Anyone hunting for clues to the inspiration behind the bestselling novels of Robert Harris need not look far. Nestled amid the floor-to-ceiling shelves in his spacious, cigar-scented study at home in Berkshire – packed to the brim with histories and political biographies – is a large bust of the emperor Julius Caesar. On his nearby desk is a life-sized replica of the only extant sculpture of the Roman general Agrippa, titular hero of his latest historical blockbuster. Harris has spent many hours staring at the bust – “the face of someone you would not want to cross,” as he describes it – and pondering the motivations of the commoner who rose to glory 2,000 years ago as right-hand man to Caesar’s adoptive son Augustus.
