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Kelsey O'Mahoney and Russell Edwards in Egypt (Image: Kelsey O'Mahoney/SWNS)A couple have traded the "miserable" British weather and soaring rent costs for balmy 28C winters in Egypt, where they now pay less than half their previous rent. Kelsey O'Mahoney, 26, and her partner, Russell Edwards, 41, a taxi driver, opted to relocate to the popular tourist hotspot of Hurghada in January 2025, following several idyllic holidays there.The pair, originally from Cannock, Staffordshire, exchanged their £820 monthly rent for a two-bedroom flat for a luxurious three-bedroom apartment costing just £300. They now spend their days basking in the sun and exploring their new environment.Kelsey, formerly a PA in the UK, is now striving to establish herself as a full-time content creator, sharing glimpse...

We’re known as a nation of dog lovers and new research has revealed just how devoted Brits really are to their furry friends. Nearly 60% of owners said their dog had a nutrition and wellness routine similar to their own while 42% were more concerned about their pet’s health than theirs. Meanwhile an astonishing 16% would give up a kidney for two extra years with their animal, according to the survey by pet supplement brand YuMOVE.The results also revealed that 30% believe their dog gives them more unconditional love than anyone else in the family including children, who came in at 18%.YuMOVE is celebrating puppy love this Valentine’s Day with a new guide to help keep dogs in the best condition. The Petspan Blueprint, the first of its kind science backed guide designed to improve a dog’s...

Supermarket chain Farmfoods has announced a product recall of a popular snack, after allergens were not highlighted on the label. The announcement was made on Thursday, February 12, with customers being urged not to eat the product if they have purchased the item. The Food Standards Agency shared that the recall is specific to England and Wales, but everyone should be aware, just in case. It revealed that the Ritz Cheese Sandwich is the product in question, explaining that it contains milk, soya and wheat (gluten), but that these allergens were “not emphasised” on the product’s label. The announcement also highlighted that the recall only affects products that originate from Indonesia, and does not affect products originating from other countries.The FSA’s risk statement read: “The prod...

Dr Amir has been left mortified by the video (Image: Gareth Cattermole, Getty Images)Dr Amir Khan is a respected NHS GP who frequently features on ITV's Lorraine to provide medical guidance and address topical issues. However, he's alerted his followers about a recent clip he was made aware of by Paul Ince, a content marketing strategist and creator, which showed him endorsing a product he'd never encountered, let alone recommended.In the disturbingly convincing clip, Dr Amir appeared to be promoting a product aimed at helping with erections in gentlemen over 40, attempting to exploit people who may be feeling vulnerable. But naturally, the footage was an alarmingly realistic deepfake of Dr Amir Khan, who was utterly dismayed to discover what individuals had created.In his Instagram pos...

Haworth is perfect for a cosy weekend (Image: Getty Images)A enchanting gothic British village comes 'well worth a visit' and brims with independent retailers, several possessing an cosy atmosphere. This 'mysterious' location was also the residence of the three of Brontë sisters, including Emily who wrote the original Wuthering Heights novel. Emily, Charlotte and Anne Brontë are some of Britain's most celebrated literary sisters and as the new film adaptation of Wuthering Heights premieres at UK cinemas this evening (February 13) the village of Haworth in West Yorkshire is a perfect follow up for an ideal weekend escape. With its distinct brooding character, Haworth looks across the moors where the new movie was filmed, while transporting visitors to another era through its cobbled stre...

Not everyone researches their dog's breed before bringing them home, which can sometimes result in unpleasant surprises.This is exactly the warning issued by vet Amir Anwary to those who select a dog based on its looks rather than its personality and temperament.Singling out just two breeds, he states that Chihuahuas and Chow Chows are most likely to leave a bite mark, adding: "No one ever suspects the cute, fluffy Chow Chow, but let me tell you, there isn't a vet who doesn't think twice before reaching their hand out to one."While some viewers concurred with his list, others argued that there are many more breeds that would bite if given the opportunity.Responding to his post, one user commented: "Doodles! They are not always as sweet as you guys think they are."Another added: "Shibas,...

The chill is thawing, and we're getting more and more daylight by the day. With this in mind, savvy fashion fans are likely already planning their transitional weather wardrobes. To lend a helping hand, new SS26 ranges are landing on the high street, with one particular dress at Roman catching the eye of shoppers.The Textured A-line Midi Dress is also winning over mature customers, it seems, and there's a way to get it for less than its usual £40 price tag. When entering the discount code GRAB10 at checkout, shoppers can secure 10% off. This drops the price of the A-line Midi Dress to £36 with complimentary express delivery included.Roman's Textured A-line Midi Dress is available in four colour options: blue, denim, khaki and red. It's also still available in sizes ten to 20. Ideal for ...

This is due to the product being labelled with the incorrect use-by-dates. This mislabelling makes the products “unsafe to eat”. The FSA risk statement read: “The products listed above have been labelled with incorrect use by dates which makes them unsafe to consume.”The FSA explained that the recall only affects chilled products sold in Booths stores.The products affected by the recall include:Supper Club Apple Crumble (chilled) - batch code 02726 - use by 06 February 2027Supper Club Rhubarb Crumble (chilled) - batch code 02726 - use by 06 February 2027Customers who have purchased the affected products have been told to “immediately stop using this product” and to dispose of them. Point of sale notices will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling these products.These notices...

Top Dating SiteseHarmonyOurtimeSilver Singles (Image: Getty) This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more If you’re in your fifties or above, dating can seem like a daunting experience, especially if you’re re-entering the dating pool after a while. But it’s never been more popular, and this year is one of the best times for over-50s to start dating.The number of people dating over 50 is rising in the UK, and research from the UK’s ONS showed that the proportion of adults who have never married or been in a civil partnership has increased every decade from 26.3% in 1991 to 37.9% in 2021.This is an increase from 2002, when it was only six % of the British population. In addition, the ONS also reported that the proportion...

Co-op is making a UK retail first thanks to its major move towards offering cheaper prices for more customers. The supermarket offers customers the chance to shop with them online through delivery service Just Eat.Now, Co-op has made member pricing available to those shoppers, meaning almost 150 products offered online are at a lower price. There will be an average saving of almost 37% for members. Wholemeal farmhouse loaf will now cost 89p, baked beans 40p, milk at 85p, eggs for £1.55 and six salad tomatoes for 99p.To unlock the reduced prices, Co-op members need to add their membership number when shopping on the Co-op page on the Just Eat app. The change means Co-op has become the first convenience retailer to introduce member pricing on Just Eat.Shoppers can become a Co-op member by...