Charlotte Smith

1 day ago | examinerlive.co.uk | Charlotte Smith

Recent findings from ABTA show that almost half of British people are opting for one major holiday each year rather than several smaller trips. This change seems to be driven by various factors, such as increasing travel expenses and a growing interest in more enriching experiences. As such, travel specialists say long-haul travel is back—and with it comes renewed interest in making the journey as enjoyable as the destination.

1 day ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Charlotte Smith

The ornate vase has been a huge hit with shoppers, with many saying it looks 'beautiful' in their homeNext is selling a "showstopper" vase that buyers claim looks "beautiful" in their homes. The vase 'looks amazing' when placed in the hall, upon the mantelpiece, or a windowsill. Some customers even say that the vase has gotten praise from guests, with one claiming they 'always receive compliments' on the "stunning" ornament. The vase isn't cheap, though, retailing at £55.

1 day ago | nottinghampost.com | Charlotte Smith

Next is selling a "showstopper" vase that shoppers say looks "beautiful" in their house, especially in the hallway, fireplace or on the windowsill. Some claim the vase has even impressed people who come to visit their home, and say they 'always receive compliments' from visitors about the "stunning" ornament. The vase is fairly pricey, however, costing £55, but the long list of glowing reviews from shoppers shows that many think it is worth the money.

1 day ago | liverpoolecho.co.uk | Charlotte Smith

The vase not only impresses shoppers who 'love it in their house' but also 'people who come to visit'Next is selling a "showstopper" vase that shoppers say looks "beautiful" in their house, especially in the hallway, fireplace or on the windowsill. Some claim the vase has even impressed people who come to visit their home, and say they 'always receive compliments' from visitors about the "stunning" ornament.

1 day ago | lancs.live | Charlotte Smith

Diet Coke fans will be pleased to hear they could be in with the chance of winning a cash prize thanks to a new scheme at Sainsbury's. Lucky shoppers who manage to find a rare purple can will win as much as 40,000 Nectar points, which is the equivalent of £200. As part of the supermarket's new Nectar promotional campaign, a limited number of cans have changed colour, from the drink brand's signature silver to Nectar's recognisable purple.