Josh Searle

1 week ago | ledburyreporter.co.uk | Josh Searle

A Compare the Market study found six million drivers were risking a £50 fine every time they encountered a roundabout (Image: Getty/yevtony) For new drivers, and some experienced ones, mastering roundabouts can be tricky, and experts are warning that millions of us are still making a simple mistake that is putting us at risk of a fine. One in six drivers believe roundabouts make their journeys more stressful, according to a study from Compare the Market.

1 week ago | oxfordmail.co.uk | Josh Searle

Items sold at Asda, Tesco, Iceland and more have been recalled from supermarket shelves (Image: Newsquest) Products sold at Asda, Tesco, Iceland and more have been recalled with 'do not eat' warnings in place. Recalls have been issued on products for a variety of reasons, including the risk a breakfast food may contain insects, and plastic being found in food items. We have rounded up the ongoing product recalls you should be aware of.

1 week ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Josh Searle

Although the dinner table should be a space for conversation and connection, a quarter (25%) of families admit to not talking at all during dinner. The research reveals that mobile phones and hectic schedules are sidelining family conversations at dinner time, while a heavy news agenda makes it even harder for parents to tackle topical discussions with their children around the table.

1 week ago | dailyecho.co.uk | Josh Searle

Lidl customers have also been told to expect busier supermarkets on Saturday, as is often the case on Bank Holiday weekends (Image: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire) Lidl has issued an update for customers ahead of the Early May Bank Holiday on Monday. The supermarket has warned its shoppers that opening times will vary in its stores across the country. Customers have also been told to expect busier supermarkets on Saturday, as is often the case on Bank Holiday weekends.

3 weeks ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Josh Searle

Scrapping the two-child benefit limit is the most cost-effective way to reduce child poverty, charities have argued in a letter to the Prime Minister. Failing to scrap the limit could put child poverty at its highest level since records began by the end of this parliament, groups including Barnardo’s, Save the Children UK and Citizens Advice warned. Charities have been ramping up pressure on the Government to ditch the benefits restriction as part of its new child poverty plan.