BBC TV Licence fee set to rise above £180 next year
Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence in order to watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on.
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Met Police officer who sent messages about sexual abuse of kids sacked
A Met Police officer who sent messages about the sexual abuse of children has been sacked.
Grand Designs revisits ‘peaceful’ barn on a tight budget 6 years on
Kevin McCloud revisits Greg and Georgie from Sevenoaks, who are building a peaceful barn in brand new Grand Designs on Channel 4.
Fascinating draft of iconic London Underground map on sale for £100k
Harry Beck’s own annotated proof of the London Underground map - the working draft that changed how the world sees cities - is up for auction.
Martin Lewis shares how to save on energy bills with 5-minute check to save hundreds
Martin Lewis has shared his advice on how to save money on energy bills this winter with a 5-minute check that could save you hundreds.
Airbnb to offer Wicked: For Good experience for 20 people with Cynthia Erivo
Airbnb will be opening up Elphaba’s Retreat for just 20 people in the build-up for the release of Wicked: For Good, which includes a Cynthia Erivo meet-up
O2 offering up to £1000 for old mobile phones and other devices – how to claim
O2 Recycle is a service that offers cash (up to £1000) for old devices, including Apple iPhones and Sony PlayStations - see how much you could claim.
Tesco shoppers cry ‘game changer’ as ‘irresistible’ world-first snack released
Tim Tam has released a world-first Twin Pack, available at Tesco Express stores across the UK as part of the supermarket's Meal Deal (or on its own).
Morrisons giving £20 to shoppers this Christmas: how to get yours
Morrisons has today announced its ‘Merry More’ scheme, where More Card shoppers can earn an additional 20,000 More Points in the next five weeks, simply by doing their weekly shop.
Dead Man Walking – gut-wrenching story is unexpectedly beautiful
The story of a death row prisoner who befriends a nun was turned into an Oscar winning movie but also an opera which gets its first London outing after 25 years