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It's not just easyJet which has already confirmed cancellations. TUI has announced it would be cancelling all holidays during the lockdown period (holidays from Scotland and Wales are cancelled until January 21), while Thomas Cook and easyJet Holidays have also said that they will be contacting affected customers with options to rebook, receive credit or request a full refund. … [Read more...] about easyJet cancels flights during lockdown and urges passengers to return home

'Keep the accessories in moderation and focus on textures and layers in each room. This can have a much bigger uplift on a room rather than physical changes to walls or spaces that may be too expensive or impractical right now.' … [Read more...] about The home renovation projects that turn OFF potential buyers – from tiny en-suites and open-plan living areas in the age of home working (but under-stair cupboards are worth the money)

Edinburgh Woollen Mill and Ponden Mill, both part of Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group (EWM Group), have gone into administration on 6 November with the initial closure of 56 EWM stores and 8 Ponden Mill shops.Eight hundred and sixty-six staff are to be made redundant. EWM Group has been given another fortnight to determine the future of the Group, but it is likely that there will be further store closures and redundancies. Meanwhile the search for buyers for the EWM chains, inlcuding EWM, Peacocks, Ponden Mill, Jaeger and other brands continues. … [Read more...] about ‘We used to go there every Saturday looking for cheap TVs’: Billionaire Boohoo boss’ playboy son hails father’s £55million Debenhams takeover

But going to look at floods is a local tradition. I remember primary school outings to wave at a stranded classmate and geography trips to study flood defences in action. York people stare at flood water, like the umarell – the retired gentlemen of Bologna who like to stare at building sites. Looking at floods is respectful, I think: an acknowledgment the natural landmarks we take for granted can surprise us in wild, destructive ways. However, I watch, fascinated, some unsavoury part of me hoping to see a body – I’ve read a lot of crime fiction lately – in the fast river, full of swirling rafts of debris, or at least a dead goose. I saw one recently: I don’t think I believed geese died before that; I assumed they evolved into something even meaner and more powerful, like Pokémon. … [Read more...] about Bringing my family back to the UK was a bad decision – but home has its comforts

The DfT said in statement:  “We have sought views on the use of the automated lane-keeping system to pave the way towards introducing it safely on UK roads. … [Read more...] about Britain set to be first country to let drivers take their hands off the wheel on motorways to watch films or send emails