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DRIVERS are noticing the cost of filling up their tank creeping up, leaving many looking for ways keep their spending down. The Sun spoke to Luke Bosdet, the AA’s fuel price spokesman , about how drivers can find the UK's cheapest petrol station. It comes after motorists flocked to a petrol station in Trago Mills, Devon , where unleaded petrol was being sold at 164.9p a litre. People took to social media praise the low prices, with many wishing the nearest forecourt would match the price. And with the cost of living on the rise , it's more important than ever you're not overspending. Luke regularly shares his top tips for finding the cheapest fuel , and this time he's revealed to The Sun how you can find the UK's cheapest petrol station. READ MORE IN MONEY PUMP IT UP Drivers could save £10 on filling up a tank in just DAYS as petrol prices fall FEELING PUMPED Top 20 cheapest petrol stations in the UK … [Read more...] about I’m a driving expert – how to find the UK’s cheapest petrol station

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

Britain will run out of monkeypox vaccines in about two to three weeks, a report has claimed. Weeks after the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the virus outbreak to be a global health emergency, there are concerns the LGBTQ+ communities most vulnerable to the viral infection could be left stranded. As the demand for shots surges , only a little more than 8,300 doses of vaccine are left, according to an internal NHS letter cited by the Financial Times . Shipments of a new order of 100,000 doses will not resume until September, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) told Metro.co.uk in a statement. Claire Dewsnap, president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, said that at current levels of demand the UK was ‘likely’ to run out of the jabs in about 10 to 20 days. ‘It was thought the number needing vaccination would be lower than we are seeing in clinic and demand is high,’ she said. According to the latest figures available for July 25 and … [Read more...] about UK ‘on the verge of running out of monkeypox vaccines’

It’s the summer holidays which means plenty of British families are boarding flights for a week in the sun. As usual, Greece and its many stunning islands like Mykonos, Crete, Corfu and Rhodes are some of the top choices for bargain hunters. You can secure holidays to Corfu in the North West from just £146 per person on LoveHolidays! READ MORE: Greece hotel has magical overwater bungalows that cost much less than the Maldives But, after years of travel restrictions following the Covid-19 pandemic people are understandably nervous about flying. So what are the rules when travelling from the UK to Greece and all of its islands? Covid rules All of the Greek islands have the same entry rules as the Greek mainland when it comes to vaccinations and PCR-tests. Whether you’re fully vaccinated or not, you don’t currently need to show any proof of a Covid vaccination, negative test or certificate of recovery. Children and young people also do not need to have a negative … [Read more...] about Latest Greece travel rules from UK from passport validity to Covid entry requirements

Annual energy bills for average households in the UK are now forecast to hit £4,266 as gas and electricity prices continue to spiral. The grim prediction has been made by consultancy Cornwall Insight, which expects regulator Ofgem to lift its price cap higher than initially expected. In the first three months from January the price cap is expected to hit £4,266, meaning average households will pay £650 more compared to estimates of just last week. From October this year, the price cap – based on the wholesale cost of energy – is now expected to be £3,582 – compared to £1,971 today. Ofgem has said prices can be adjusted every three months to give energy firms a chance to adjust to volatile an rapidly changing costs. Principal consultant at Cornwall, Dr Craig Lowrey, said that despite prices steadily rising, the latest jump in forecasts was a ‘fresh shock’. He added: ‘The cost-of-living crisis was already top of the news agenda as more and more people face fuel … [Read more...] about UK energy bills now expected to hit £4,266 from January

Dawn Butler has opened up about one of the toughest parts of her cancer diagnosis – how to tell her loved ones without worrying them. The Labour MP, 52, has spoken candidly about it, revealing earlier this year that she thought she might die after receiving the news following a routine mammogram. She has now teamed up with Metro.co.uk to launch the campaign A Million Missed Mammograms to try and persuade those yet to have a screening to get one booked. ‘You can survive breast cancer, and the earlier you find it the better,’ the former minister said. Ms Butler has thankfully recovered, but she had to endure some incredibly difficult days along the way. On top of the uncomfortable examination, the operation to remove cancerous cells and the fear her diagnosis may become more invasive, she also found herself struggling with something many might deem relatively simple – telling her family, friends and colleagues about what she was going through. The Brent Central MP … [Read more...] about ‘I’m not dying, but I have some bad news’: How MP broke news she had breast cancer

THE owners of a rural petrol station have sold up just weeks after making headlines for selling fuel at rock bottom prices. Ian Bailey, who owned Bailey's Garage in Abergavenny, Wales, for 50 years said the decision to sell up came after him and his wife were approached about being bought out. Despite him saying it was a decision he "couldn't say no to", Ian said his wife, part of the family business, had not stopped crying since the news of the sale was confirmed, Wales Online reports. He said: "I also feel really sad and as though a family member has died to be honest with you. "Ascona Retail approached us 18 months ago to buy it, and we’ve not known since whether it was actually going to happen or not. "Even until last Thursday we didn’t really know." Read more in Money CHILD'S PAY Hundreds of thousands of parents could have child benefit STOPPED now CAR WARS My neighbours park on my drive without asking… I don't … [Read more...] about ‘UK’s cheapest petrol station’ – I can’t stop crying after selling up

In the week that saw England celebrate their first victory in an international football tournament since 1966, the Telegraph's news quiz is here to find out how closely you have been paying attention to the headlines. Why has the UK Parliament shut down its TikTok account just one week after its launch? Also this week, who is the latest to join a string of senior Facebook executives moving to London , after four years in Silicon Valley? If you've been reading this week's Telegraph Front Page newsletters you will have come across all of the answers to the quiz. If you haven't, you can sign up for the newsletter from The Telegraph's Danny Boyle and Chris Price to revise ahead of next week's quiz. If you're looking for the last week's quiz, you can find that here . For more ways you can have your say and get involved, visit the Telegraph Community Hub Sign up for the Telegraph's Front Page newsletter to find all of the answers to next week's quiz. … [Read more...] about The Telegraph weekly news quiz: Who scored the winning goal in the Women’s Euro 2022 final?

Rita Ora and Little Mix are said to be in talks to headline a string of 'drive in' shows up and down the UK this summer in a much needed boost to the UK economy. The gigs, which are being promoted by touring giant Live Nation, will be a welcome opportunity to see live music in the sunshine after all festivals and gigs were axed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The events will be called Called Utilita Live From The Drive-In due to the fact energy giant Utilita are sponsoring them. According to The Sun, 12 locations have been picked out to host gigs including Cheltenham Racecourse, Leeds East Airport and Newmarket Racecourse. While Rita and Little Mix are yet to sign on the dotted line, a host of singers and bands have already agreed to the gigs. There will be gigs from The Streets, Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley, Beverley Knight, DJ Sigala and singer Russell Watson are all on the cusp of being announced. Meanwhile, Gary Numan is also on board. The Cars singer … [Read more...] about Rita Ora and Little Mix lined up for drive-in UK gigs across Britain this summer

In some corners of MAGA-land, a new civil war is getting under way. The FBI’s arrival at Mar-a-Lago yesterday evening to collect evidence in a criminal investigation related to former President Donald Trump is the trigger that some of his supporters needed to suggest that violence is imminent . Predictably, the unverified Twitter accounts of armchair revolutionaries circulated claims such as “I already bought my ammo” and dark talk of “kinetic civil war” and “Civil War 2.0.” Not to be outdone, the National Rifle Association posted an image of Justice Clarence Thomas above an indignant quotation from a majority opinion he wrote: “The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not ‘a second class right.’” Verified right-wing influencers got in on the martial rhetoric, too. “Tomorrow is war. Sleep well,” Steven Crowder promised. The bad news is that much of this talk is sincere. It is intended to intimidate the people investigating Trump’s many abuses of … [Read more...] about The Bad and Good News About Trump’s Violent Supporters