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A panicked couple concerned that their wedding dinner would not be enough to feed a large number of guests has divided opinions online. In a viral Mumsnet post , which can be seen here, user Avelora explained that she and her partner were concerned their BBQ wedding feast might not be enough to satisfy their guests. According to the wedding planning website Wedding Wire , the average cost of catering for a wedding in the U.S. is about $4,000. It added most couples spend between $1,800 to $7,000. Avelora explained that burgers, hot dogs, chicken skewers, prawn skewers, fries, salad and vegetarian as well as vegan options would be on the menu. The Mumsnet user then added: "We're getting married next month and starting to have a panic that we aren't providing enough food. [The] ceremony is at 2:30 p.m., so everyone will be arriving at the reception between 3.30 p.m. to 4 p.m. We're having a BBQ starting at around 5 p.m." She continued: "We've also got a cheese table with … [Read more...] about Couple’s wedding food list sparks debate over guests being left hungry

Queen's Jubilee: Princess Beatrice and Eugenie arrive at St Paul's SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info To mark her sister's birthday, Princess Eugenie shared a carousel of photos of herself and Beatrice on Instagram yesterday. Looking closely at the images, and at others of the sisters together, body language expert Judi James examined their relationship. Related articles Princess Beatrice's 'confidence' is affected by 'charming' husband Edo Meghan & Harry’s Jubilee body language gave away their true ‘focus’ Judi told Express.co.uk why it seems that Eugenie is the older sister, rather than Beatrice. She said: "Eugenie calls Beatrice her ‘special big sissy’ here but their body language has … [Read more...] about Princess Eugenie and Beatrice’s bond is ‘eternally strong’ – despite role reversal

GB News: Call for Corbyn inspired policy amid cost of living crisis SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Mr Kerr explained that the British Government should be doing more than offering £400 to already struggling households. The Cobden Partners founder suggested the Government should embrace an approach similar to the one Jeremy Corbyn would have pursued if elected into Number 10 to solve the cost of living crisis. Britons have been calling for the British Government to act now and set out proper financial plans for struggling Britons as many are predicted to plunge into poverty in just a matter of a few weeks, due to the increased costs of living. Related articles Devon cliff dramatically COLLAPSES into beach … [Read more...] about ‘Would have bankrupted UK!’ GB News guest sparks uproar with Corbyn-style economy plan

I’ve wanted to do a Ninja air fryer review for ages. With a busy house full of grown-up kids and their hungry mates popping in to empty the fridge, a partner working shifts, and my hectic work schedule, it’s safe to say I need all the cooking help I could get. Can this dual-drawer air fryer be twice as easy to cook compared to a normal oven, and have dinner on the table in half the time? Ninja Foodi Max Dual Zone Air Fryer, £229.99 from Ninja - buy here Ninja air fryer review: quick summary Air fryers are a no-brainer these days, when electricity bills are high and waistbands are expanding. Using less fat to cook in less time just makes sense, doesn’t it? Why should I preheat the oven and leave it running, making that electricity meter spin, when I was assured this countertop gadget could do it all much more economically and with brilliant results? Using electric elements and fans to force hot air around ingredients in its two ‘drawers’, the Ninja Foodi Max Dual … [Read more...] about Ninja air fryer review: I banned all other appliances to test this air fryer — now my oven won’t be on till Christmas

Air Fryers are the latest kitchen hit, with everyone from TikTokers to top chefs raving about their crisping capabilities. Steaks, chips, sausage rolls, cakes… would Tefal's air fryer be as tasty as everyone says? I put it to the test. Tefal EasyFry 3 in 1, £179 (saving £10) from Amazon - buy here Pros: Great quality, great results Unusual functions including grill and steam So easy to keep clean Cons: Must stop and start again if you adjust times and temps Instructions could be clearer No recipe inspiration included Tefal air fryer review: quick summary With the energy crisis making us all consider the running cost of kitchen gadgets and appliances, this is one fantastic helper that could make turning on the ‘big oven’ a thing of the past. I, for one, haven't switched mine on since the Tefal came into my kitchen and changed my life. It can bake, air fry and roast for a fraction of the cost of a traditional oven, and in much less time. It doesn’t … [Read more...] about Tefal air fryer review: I got this air fryer for chips, but now I can cook the perfect steak in 7 minutes

MARTIN Lewis has today urged the government to take action to tackle the cost of living crisis as households are warned of £4,000 energy bills. The consumer champion has warned of extortionate hikes to energy bills in October on Radio 4's Today programme . Martin said: "Under the October price cap, prices will rise by 77% -meaning those on typical use will see their bill hit £3,500. "Hikes like this will throw households into desperate situations." Martin said the political fallout following Boris Johnson's resignation isn't helping the situation. He said: "We have a zombie government that can't make any big decisions." READ MORE IN MONEY ACT FAST Martin Lewis urges everyone to do vital check before energy bills rise again EXTRA CASH Full list of people on benefits getting £650 cost of living payment TODAY Households are grappling a crippling cost of living crisis - millions are paying out £2,300 more … [Read more...] about Martin Lewis urges ‘zombie government’ to cut energy bills NOW – all the help you can get

MILLIONS of struggling households could be eligible for extra cash to help with the rising cost of living. Help including supermarket vouchers and special discounts are available to people who are on Universal Credit and other benefits. If you and your family are feeling the pinch, the extra cash and support could make a big difference to your finances. Here we round up what you could get and how to claim. Cost of living payment - £326 Eight million households on means-tested benefits will get a cost of living payment worth up to £650. These are both tax-free and won't affect your benefits, or count towards the benefit cap. READ MORE IN MONEY HELPING HAND I'm a Universal Credit expert - how to get £1,200 in freebies and discounts HELPING HAND Millions on legacy benefits given fresh hope over payout that could be £1,500 The Department for Work and Pensions will make the payment in two lump sums . … [Read more...] about 15 freebies worth up to £8,154 you can get on Universal Credit or benefits in August

Of all of the dieting trends out there right now, the 5:2 has ceased to be just a fad. Can you take CBD when you're on antidepressants? What you need to know An intermittent fasting diet which involves eating very few calories on two days, and eating normally on five, it’s rumoured to have been praised by all kinds of celebrities from Beyoncé to Philip Schofield. Originally, the rules stipulated that women should eat 500 calories during the two fast days, and men 600. But now, the diet’s creator Dr Michael Mosley has decided to relax those rules a little bit, and reportedly admitted in the Mail on Sunday that eating 800 calories is ‘almost as effective and for some people much more ‘doable’.’: ‘It’s low calorie, without being super low-calorie,’ he said. ‘And if you want to have lunch, you can slip those extra 200 calories in there.’ For those dedicated to the diet, this will be a much-welcome relief. But as someone that could never conceive of eating … [Read more...] about The 5:2 diet has relaxed its calorie count, but is it any better for us?

Families across the UK are facing a “devastating” winter of bill hikes - with energy bills set to skyrocket again, interest rates and inflation continuing to rise and warnings of a recession . Leading energy analysts are predicting the Ofgem price cap could hit a massive £3,359 in October - up £1,388 from the April price cap level of £1,971. The price cap is then expected to rise further still in January, with Cornwall Analysts suggesting it could reach £3,616. On top of this, the Bank of England has just raised interest rates from 1.25% to 1.75% - adding hundreds of pounds to homeowners with a variable rate or tracker mortgage, and pushing up the cost of borrowing. It comes as inflation continues to spiral out of control. Inflation is currently at a 40-year high of 9.4% and is expected to keep rising. Are you worried about rising bills this winter? Let us know: [email protected] Cost of Living Our Cost of Living team of experts are here … [Read more...] about Everything you can do NOW to prepare for ‘devastating’ winter bill shock

Dan Wootton slams BBC licence fee as a 'stain' on our country SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Last week (August 2), the French Senate agreed to end the country’s television licence fee after a heated debate. Similar to the UK’s TV licence which pays for the BBC, France’s equivalent television tax is used to fund public broadcasting. Instead of a licence fee, the French Government plans to fund its public broadcasters through VAT revenues. Related articles Press a button on your boiler to instantly save on energy bills Mum shares 'substantial change' that helped save £95 on energy bill However, France’s Senate also adopted an amendment that this funding will only last until December 31, 2024. … [Read more...] about TV licence: EU countries to scrap television fee – should the UK do the same?