Boohoo fined €2.3m by French watchdog over discounts
Boohoo has been fined €2.3 million by France's DGCCRF for misleading pricing practices, including inflating prices before discounts, affecting 95% of listings examined.
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Shakespeare Pullman First Class Afternoon Tea Review
The Shakespeare Pullman first class afternoon tea offers a luxurious journey through Warwickshire with fine dining, champagne, and scenic views, priced at £89 per person.
Welsh Government appoints firm for drinks deposit return scheme
Welsh Government appoints Exchange for Change to run its Deposit Return Scheme for plastic, metal and glass drinks containers, launching October 2027 with a 20p refundable deposit.
Davies: Roberts still part of Birmingham City plans
Birmingham City boss Chris Davies has confirmed Patrick Roberts remains in his plans despite the winger being an unused substitute in the last seven games, including the first two of this season.
Aston Villa miss out on Palhinha as Benfica seal deal
Aston Villa transfer target João Palhinha is heading to Benfica from Bayern Munich in a deal worth €15 million up front, plus €5 million in add-ons, forcing Villa to reassess midfield options after losing Amadou Onana to an ACL injury.
Shield Therapeutics on track for full year profitability
Shield Therapeutics reports a 42% revenue rise to $30.4m, turning a $5.8m loss into a $209,000 operating profit, and remains on track for full year profitability in 2026.
Welsh Fire Stands Out in The Hundred
Welsh Fire co-chair Mark Rhydderch-Roberts reports record attendances and a 10% ticket sales increase, urging doubters to embrace The Hundred after a successful 2026 season.
Disturbia revenues rocket 50% amid global surge
Disturbia, a Northumberland alternative clothing brand, saw revenues rise 50% to £52.8m in the year to January 2026, with pre-tax profits up to £12.5m and over half of sales from outside the UK.
HMRC confirms 3.3 million workers to lose £84 from wage
HMRC confirms 3.3 million workers will lose £84 a year in National Insurance under new salary sacrifice rules from the Labour government, with a £2,000 cap starting April 2029.
Napoli chase Aston Villa target Nicolas Jackson
Napoli have opened talks with Chelsea over Nicolas Jackson, a forward Aston Villa also want as cover if Ollie Watkins leaves for Al-Hilal, Sky Italy reports.
Hivis.co.uk Marks 25 Years of Custom Workwear and PPE
Hivis.co.uk, a St Helens-based custom workwear and safety PPE company, celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, highlighting ISO9001 accreditation, fast turnaround, and clients including DHL, Pepsico, and Emirates.
Poundland to Open First New Store in Two Years
Poundland is opening its first new store in two years in Birmingham, marking a key milestone in the retailer's recovery after a period of closures and restructuring.
Households urged to save £111 before October VAT cut
Households can save £111 by switching to a fixed tariff before Andy Burnham's VAT cut in October, despite the energy price cap rising 4% to £1,729.
Former Villa Striker Doubts Jack Grealish Return
A former Aston Villa striker has cast doubt on the possibility of Jack Grealish returning to the club, citing the player's high wages and the club's current squad strength.
The Range's 'brilliant' bedroom storage with clever seat that children 'use daily'
The HOMCOM Bookcase Storage Seat Unit from The Range, priced from £54.99, offers six open cube storage spaces and a padded foam seat, with children reportedly using it daily.
Matt Jackson Expects Big Things From Wolves New Man Jordan James
Former Wolves defender Matt Jackson has tipped new signing Jordan James to make a major impact at Molineux, praising the midfielder's energy and potential.
CJ Construction launches first speculative industrial scheme
CJ Construction (Wales) is delivering its first commercial property development at Mardon Park, Port Talbot, with £2.35m backing from the Development Bank of Wales, transforming 1.37 acres into 20,000 sq ft of speculative industrial space.
£1,564 pension top-up for over-65s born before 1960 – how to claim
Low-income pensioners born before 1960 may be eligible for Pension Credit worth up to £1,574 per month, yet nearly 910,000 people miss out despite being entitled to the payments.
JD Sports slashes profit forecast as US sales slump hits growth
JD Sports cuts pre-tax profit target to £700m-£800m after US sales fell 6.8% and like-for-like sales dropped 3.1% in Q2, putting CEO Régis Shultz's strategy under pressure.
Savers Bournemouth Gets Alcohol Sales Licence
A Savers store on Old Christchurch Road in Bournemouth has been granted permission to sell alcohol despite concerns about anti-social behaviour. The retailer will implement strict safety measures including CCTV, security guards, and staff training.
11 Supermarket Staples Rising Most in Price Since 2021
Food inflation fell to 1.3% in July, the lowest since September 2021, but 11 staples including olive oil and beef have surged since the cost of living crisis began.
Canaccord Wealth Acquires Birmingham-Based Harris Allday
Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management has acquired Birmingham-based Harris Allday, adding £1.2bn in assets under management and expanding its UK footprint.
Birmingham City target Championship number tens Mehmeti, O'Hare, Carey
Birmingham City are searching for a new number 10 before the transfer window closes, with Anis Mehmeti, Callum O'Hare and Sonny Carey among the Championship options being considered.
Chelsea clear Tosin for Villa as Konsa exit nears
Chelsea have made Tosin Adarabioyo available for transfer, handing Aston Villa a major boost as they seek a replacement for Ezri Konsa, who is set to join Arsenal for £51m plus add-ons.
Heywood mill demolition to clear way for 200 new homes
Rochdale council will demolish Regent Mill in Heywood to unlock plans for around 200 affordable homes, linking into the town's wider regeneration
800 new homes to replace failed Everton stadium plan in Kirkby
Knowsley Council approved 800 homes on the former Everton stadium site in Kirkby. Barratt and David Wilson Homes are building Tudor Place, including 80 affordable homes, with £7.7m for schools and GP services.
Lotto Jackpot £4.3m: Winning Numbers for August 19, 2026
The winning Lotto and Thunderball numbers for Wednesday, August 19, 2026, have been drawn. Players have a chance to scoop a £4.3m jackpot in the new-style National Lottery draw.
Aston Villa offer Ollie Watkins new contract until 2030
Aston Villa have offered Ollie Watkins a lucrative new deal to keep him at the club until 2030, aiming to fend off transfer interest from multiple clubs this summer.
Dusk Noa Stripe Duvet Set Now £32 for Double Bed
Dusk's Noa 100% Cotton Stripe Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set is reduced to £32 for a double, £36 for kingsize, and £41 for superking, offering a classic chocolate brown and cream look.
DJ Property buys Booker warehouse in Weymouth estate
DJ Property has acquired a 23,500 sq ft warehouse on Granby Trading Estate in Weymouth, leased by Tesco-owned Booker. The off-market deal strengthens the firm's holdings at South Dorset's largest employment site.
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