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WARMER days are just around the corner and that means swapping our uggs for some summery sandals and flip flops. That's one thing this thrifty shopper doesn't have to worry about after bagging 10 pairs from Sainsbury's for just £1 each - saving over £100. The chuffed shopper shared her haul in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group and said the whole lot should have set her back £124. Instead, the woman spent just £10 and is all set for the summer months ahead. Posting a snap of her new shoe collection, she wrote: "So Sainsbury’s had reduced all their summer sandals to a £1 yesterday. "My best bargain ever 10 pair sandals and flip flops that should have cost £124 for £10 wow i was so excited." Needless to say, group members were left pretty impressed and were keen to score some of their own. "That’s fantastic. Well done you and your happy summer feet," one said. And another said: "I love sainsburys, love these bargains too, well done Tagging a … [Read more...] about Thrifty shopper bags 10 pairs of sandals from Sainsbury’s for just £1 each saving over £100

If you buy a conventional car these days, you may rest assured that nothing basic will change in your automobile for, let's say, the next seven years until you will, statistically, buy a new one. In the not too distant future, however, you may have to be prepared for your good old vehicle to get an overhaul "every three months," says Claus Gruber, an expert for automotive software at the Strategy& consultancy. "You'll likely get permanent software updates on your car's functional and safety features, similar to those you get on your smartphone or laptop computer already today," he told DW. Gruber is an engineer and co-author of a Strategy& study of the fundamental challenges faced by global automakers as the industry moves into a future dominated by IT-based technology solutions . Under its most likely scenario, the consultancy expects carmakers' software development costs to double over the next 10 years, with the outlay for autonomous driving solutions estimated to be … [Read more...] about The future of the automobile lies in bytes not horsepower

A new documentary will explore the murder of two-year-old James Bulger 28 years ago - in a crime that shocked the nation. James' brother Michael, 27, and half-brothers Thomas, 22, and Leon, 21, will open up for the first time about the impact of his death on their family. Lost Boy: The Killing of James Bulger will see James' brother Michael, 27, and half-brothers Thomas, 22, and Leon, 21, will open up for the first time about the impact of his death on their family. Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were just 10 years old when they murdered James, having abducted him from a Merseyside shopping centre. Michael, born nine months after James' disappearance, says: "Being James' brother is not a weird thing. "We have always grown up knowing he was there, what he was like, his character, In the household, we talk about James a lot. "My mum will give us little stories and insights about what he was like. He has always been a character we wanted to know more about, wishing he was … [Read more...] about James Bulger’s brothers speak about his murder for the first time in new documentary

The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has struck a "binding legal agreement" with the owner of Pontins after claims it used an “undesirable guests” list to stop bookings by Gypsies and travellers. The EHRC said it received the information from a whistleblower, alleging calls were monitored in Pontins' contact centre and that bookings for its holiday parks made by people with an Irish accent or surname were refused or cancelled. It was also alleged that a list of Irish surnames, published on the company's intranet page, was entitled "undesirable guests". Staff were required to block any potential customers with those names from booking, it was claimed. Pontins was also said to use its commercial vehicles policy to exclude Gypsies and travellers from its sites. Advertisement The EHRC said it had seen a copy of the "undesirable guests" list, and the claims aligned with previous complaints it had received. Pontins was "declining to … [Read more...] about Pontins used ‘undesirable guests’ list to discriminate against Gypsies and travellers, EHRC says

Systematic discrimination barring Gypsies and Travellers from holiday sites and similar services is "common practice", according to groups working with these communities. It comes as Pontins has agreed to change its practices after it was revealed it used an "undesirable guests" list to reject people with Irish names from its holiday parks. Calls were allegedly monitored in Pontins' contact centre to bar Gypsies and Travellers, and that bookings made by people with an Irish accent or surname were refused or cancelled. Pontins' commercial vehicle policy was also used as a way to block bookings. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) said it received the information from a whistle-blower and has struck a "binding legal agreement" with the holiday camp business. Advertisement The legal agreement requires Pontins' owner, Britannia Jinky Jersey Limited, to conduct an investigation and review its policies. Gypsy and Traveller community … [Read more...] about Systematic discrimination barring Gypsies and Travellers from holiday sites ‘common practice’, community advocates say