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1 week ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Sarah Ridley |Lauren Uttley
A SKYDIVER dropped his iPhone while at 10,000ft — and was stunned to then find it without a scratch. Footage shows the device fall from Casey Flay’s pocket as he leapt out of a plane for a training session. It then hurtled to the ground — protected by just a £10 case — as Casey, 27, sailed down in a wingsuit. Engineer Casey said: “There’s not a scratch on it — it’s absolutely amazing.
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2 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Tom Seaward |Lauren Uttley
A GREENGROCER is flogging Britain’s most expensive apples — for £15 each. The fruit, flown in by Notting Hill Fish + Meat Shop from Japan, costs the equivalent of nearly £42 a kilo — 14 times the price at a market stall within half a mile. A melon — also imported from the Far East — will set shoppers back almost £100, while a punnet of extra-large grapes is £80.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
YOU could cash in on thousands of pounds just by sifting through your change if you know which details to look for. Rare minting errors on coins such as blank spaces, blemishes or misprinted digits can increase a coin's value 1,160 times over. If you notice a coin in your wallet or purse that doesn't look quite right, there is a chance it could be worth some cash.
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3 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
A TEENAGER killed in a horrific farm accident has been named as 14-year-old Harry Moss – described by his devastated mum as “full of life”. The young lad was crushed by machinery on Thursday morning at Hillview Arena near Blackmore Park Road, in Malvern, Worcestershire. His grief-stricken mum Holly McMurray claimed he was “working too hard” when disaster struck.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
GREGGS is planning to launch seven new outlet stores where you can buy sausage rolls for as little as 46p. Britain's favourite bakery currently has 38 sites where it dishes out untouched food at reduced prices. The special shops, which first opened doors in 2022, are aimed at stopping food waste and helping families stock up on food for less. Greggs also donates some of the profits to its Greggs Foundation - which helps to support local charities.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
FINDING a rare 1p coin in your change could see you pocketing a whopping £200,000. Knowing which details to look out for could help you spot the coin, according to a viral coin expert on TikTok. The rare piece is the George V one pence coin from 1933. It was shared online by the account @CoinCollectingWizard - which has an impressive 173.5k following.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
TWELVE banks will be closing their doors for a full three days this weekend - making it trickier to get hold of your money. Anyone planning to visit their bank or building society over the Easter weekend should double-check opening times. The majority of firms will shut their doors on Good Friday, Easter Sunday, and Easter Monday. However, branches that typically open on Saturdays will be open as normal, since it's not a public holiday.
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4 weeks ago | 
thescottishsun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
MORRISONS is closing two Scottish stores today amid a major shake-up. TheMorrisons Dailyconvenience stores will be shutting their doors permanently following a decision announced last month. North of the border branches in Lainshaw Street, Stewarton and Old Town, Peebles will shut shop. However, one location in Haxby will remain open for a few more weeks, closing on May 14.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
THOUSANDS of households could see their energy bills slashed in half for a short time – if they’re quick. A huge firm with 7 million customers is dishing out the deal for a very limited time. British Gas has revealed it is giving customers the chance to save some serious cash. But there’s a catch – it only lasts two hours, and only for those in the know. From 11am to 1pm today (Wednesday 16th April), British Gas is running its second Green Flex event of the month - slashing electricity rates by 50%.
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4 weeks ago | 
thesun.co.uk | Lauren Uttley
A BELOVED branch of a major fashion chain is set to close its doors for good next week. It came as a shock to locals after serving a long stint on the high street. Shoppers in Salisbury have one week left to visit lifestyle retailer Joules, as the store prepares to close its doors permanently. A notice posted on the shop window of the New Canal Street branch last week confirmed that the store will close on Easter Monday, April 21. The sign reads: “This store is closing.
