10 Nov, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Shoppers are calling this under-£15 skin-smoothing serum ‘Botox in a bottle’
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We know that with age comes fine lines and wrinkles, and there’s nothing wrong with that.
But, if you’re craving a fresher or plumper complexion and feel squeamish at the thought of needles, this L’Oreal serum could be a serious game-changer for you.
The L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Serum, yours for just £12.99 on Amazon, has hundreds of glowing reviews from shoppers who say it’s their solution to wrinkles and fine lines.
And while we’re not one for hyperbole, we feel it’s important to note that many shoppers have insisted this serum is like ‘Botox in a bottle’.
L'Oréal Paris Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Serum 30ml
The L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Filler Hyaluronic Acid Serum has hundreds of glowing reviews from shoppers who say it's their answer to wrinkles and fine lines. It ustilises 1.5% pure concentrated micro-epidermic hyaluronic acid to deliver an intense boost of moisture for smoother and more hydrated skin.
Formulated with 1.5% pure concentrated micro-epidermic hyaluronic acid, this serum delivers an intense boost of moisture, combining two types of hyaluronic acid for maximum effect – macro and micro molecules.
While macro molecules sit on the skin’s surface to provide an instant surge of hydration, the micro molecules penetrate deep into the epidermis, the outermost layer of the skin to plump and reveal a fresh, lit-from-within glow.
The lightweight formula isn’t greasy on the skin, either, and sinks in quickly, making it easy to create the perfect base for your morning makeup routine or sleep soundly without spoiling your pillows at night.
The serum may make a lot of big promises, but with over 700 five-star reviews on Amazon, it’s fair to say it delivers.
‘This is like botox in a bottle,’ one reviewer wrote. ‘I have noticed a massive difference in my skin. You won’t look back once you start using it.’
‘It’s like botox without the needles!’ Added another, insisting the serum visibly reduced pores and firmed her skin within a week.
‘This stuff really is magic you feel it tighten within seconds of applying none greasy fast absorbing really is magic in a bottle,’ A third praised.
‘I’ve bought this several times now and it’s become a must-have in my skincare routine. It goes on my skin beautifully and makes it feel so smooth and hydrated. I’ve definitely noticed my skin looking better since I started using it.
Costing under £15, now seems like the perfect time to snap it up. And with the festive season right around the corner, we’re ready for our skin to feel as plump as the Christmas turkey…
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The insidious new way people are being bullied in workplaces across UK
Reports of workplace bullying are on the rise, with UK employees seeking therapy to deal with nightmare bosses and unsustainable work culture.
A survey of almost 3,000 accredited therapists, shared exclusively with Metro, found 41% had seen an increase in clients wanting to discuss problems related to bullying at work.
The research, from the British Association for Counselling (BACP), suggests office bullying has evolved from school-like taunting to more insidious acts that leave employees with a ‘sustained feeling of discomfort, anxiousness or dread’.
This comes ahead of the release of BACP’s annual Mindometer Report on November 13 – a survey that measures the opinions and attitudes of the British public towards mental health.
BACP accredited therapist Jodie McCormack tells us it’s ‘mostly bosses and managers’ that are the ones bullying their employees, as they let their own ‘pressure’ and stress around deadlines trickle down to those they oversee.
‘Everyone seems to be under an increasing amount of pressure,’ Jodie, an integrative counsellor, says.
‘Managers feel the strain of their own workloads and this is filtered down to employees who are expected to complete a lot in a short amount of time whilst feeling undervalued and unsupported. This leads to poor communication and tension that can quickly escalate.’
What's the difference between bullying and harassment at work?
There’s currently no legal definition of bullying, but ACAS (The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service) says it can be described as ‘unwanted behaviour from a person or group’.
This behaviour is either:
- Offensive, intimidating, malicious or insulting
- An abuse or misuse of power that undermines, humiliates, or causes physical or emotional harm to someone
They state that bullying can be a one-off incident or a regular pattern of behaviour and it’s possible someone might not know their behaviour is bullying.
However, it can still be bullying even if they do not realise it or do not intend to bully someone.
Meanwhile harassment does have ‘protected characteristics’ by law (Equality Act 2010).
If the bullying relates to any of the following, it could be harassment:
- Age
- Disability
- Race
- Religion or belief
- Sex
- Sexual orientation
- Gender reassignment
ACAS adds: ‘Bullying that’s not classed as harassment could still lead to other legal issues. For example, severe bullying might contribute towards constructive dismissal.’
When it comes to the ways in which her clients are bullied, Jodie tells Metro some have been excluded from important meetings, decisions and social activities, been given ‘unrealistic workloads’ with no assistance, been spoken to in a ‘demeaning manner’, ‘threatened’ with job loss and blocked from applying for promotions.
‘A number of people also mention being treated differently due to prejudice or bias, and many comment on the misogyny they face in the workplace, often highlighting the lack of understanding management have and having their needs overlooked when requesting reasonable adjustments,’ the expert explains. ‘There are also reports of inadequate support when returning after sick leave.’
Jodie acknowledges that there is still ‘obvious and overt’ bullying taking place at work, with people being undermined and criticised in front of others, but it’s the ‘insidious’ behaviour that causes the ‘most upset’, as it can be harder to prove it’s happening and takes longer to resolve.
The subtle bullying manifests both in-person and online and not just during the 9 to 5 – some employees have told her they feel ‘harrassed and overwhelmed’ by communication they’ve received outside of their working hours via private messages.
But perhaps the saddest part of it all is that many of Jodie’s clients who have raised the issue of bullying at work have found their concerns being ‘dismissed’ by senior staff members as merely ‘management style’ or ‘banter’.
‘People describe management being friendly with each other both inside and outside of the workplace, leaving employees feeling they have nowhere to turn and are too afraid of job loss or things not improving to speak up,’ she says.
As such, it’s no surprise that two thirds (63%) of BACP therapists had noted an increase in clients taking time off work for ‘stress and burnout’ – two words that are often used to describe bullying, according to workplace counsellor Pallvi Davé.
‘Both men and women report bullying at work, but sometimes the language used can be different. In my experience, women tend to name it explicitly, while men bring it to therapy in terms such as burnout or stress.’
It’s not only bosses who are bullies…
While Pallvi agrees with Jodie that workplace bullying is more often than not ‘manager led’, some of her clients have reported peer to peer bullying as well.
The majority of these peer issues have been due to exclusion and workplace cliques, which Pallvi says often starts because of ‘perceived favouritism’ or colleagues feeling threatened by someone outperforming them.
And those in very senior positions aren’t exempt either, as ‘upward bullying’ can occur from subordinates to seniors, as ACAS states on its website.
Examples of this include staff being disrespectful to management, refusing to complete tasks, spreading rumours, constantly undermining someone’s authority, making them look unskilled or unable to do their job.
What to do if you experience bullying at work
ACAS advises thinking through what you’re experiencing and working out whether the behaviour is unintentional bullying or deliberate bullying.
‘Sometimes, what seems like bullying might not be. Before you take any other action, you could talk it through with someone you trust. Talking it through can sometimes help you see the situation in a different way,’ they advise.
If you come to the conclusion that you are being bullied, Pallvi urges people not to dismiss it.
‘We so often dismiss ourselves when we feel treated badly and overlook unacceptable behaviour by providing our own justifications for it. Call it out to yourself first.’
Next she recommends becoming familiar with your workplace’s policies and workers’ rights, and documenting every incident.
Jodie seconds this, saying: ‘I would advise anyone to keep a dated, written record of any incidents that take place and any witnesses that may have been present.’
She knows that bullying will leave many feeling powerless and afraid, but states the importance of taking some of your power back.
‘It can feel frightening, but I’d encourage speaking out and seeking support. Sometimes, with issues like communication, people can be unaware that they aren’t communicating effectively, and an early conversation can go a long way to resolving any issues and helping them to see how they can improve.’
She adds: ‘It’s also a good idea to contact your Union Representative and anyone else who can offer support within your workplace. You can begin to consider what you would like to do going forward and your Union Rep will be able to support you in any informal or formal meetings you have and guide you through next steps if you wish to make a formal complaint.’
In addition to getting support from your union and telling HR, Pallvi suggests people also confide in ‘someone’ so they don’t feel so alone, be it a friend, relative or even a therapist.
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9 Nov, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
‘I chose a girlfriend who looks just like my mum, I don’t care if it’s gross’
A young man says he’s been slammed for having ‘mummy issues’ and his family have even been accused of incest because his girlfriend and mum look so similar and dress the same
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Black Friday prep is officially on. To help everyone get ahead of the chaos, the UK’s most trusted electricals retailer, AO, has dropped its early Black Friday sale – and the deals are not to be missed.
Whether you’re after a shiny new fridge freezer, a washing machine upgrade or just a few bits to help you get started on the Christmas shopping, AO’s got you covered.
Even better, they’re running a price match guarantee all month long – so if you spot the same item cheaper somewhere else, they’ll match it, no questions asked.
One deal already catching shoppers’ attention is the Bosch Serie 2 VitaPower MMB2111MG Mini Blender, which buyers are calling ‘awesome’ and ‘perfect for smoothies’ – and right now, it’s £40 off.
Bosch Serie 2 VitaPower MMB2111MG Mini Blender – Stainless Steel
Powerful, compact, and easy to use, this Bosch blender delivers smooth results every time. With a 450W motor, durable ProEdge stainless steel blades and a 0.6L ToGo bottle, it’s perfect for blending smoothies for on the go. One-touch operation and dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup simple, too, while its sleek stainless steel design adds style to any kitchen.
Whether you’re blitzing up a soup, making smoothies for the week or experimenting with curry bases, this powerful blender is more than up for the job.
Its durable ProEdge blades can crush through tough ingredients like nuts, roots and frozen fruit without breaking a sweat, and the 650ml jug means there’s plenty of room for big batches.
The dishwasher-safe design also ensures that cleanup couldn’t be easier – simply pop the jug and blade assembly straight into the dishwasher. No fiddly parts to scrub? Perfect.
Like to take your breakfast on-the-go? This Bosch blender comes with a shatterproof Titan ToGo cup so you can sip as you stroll.
It also comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty, so you know it’s built to last.
Users have given it fantastic reviews online too with one review saying: ‘Ideal for super fast smoothie making – less than 30 seconds – blades are very sharp.’
‘Perfect blending, easy to clean and leak proof.’ Raved another impressed shopper.
A third added: ‘Fantastic little blender. Does exactly what I expect of it at a great cost!’
It’s no wonder shoppers are obsessed with this Bosch Mini Blender. It’s easy to use, easy to clean, and now a total steal in AO’s early Black Friday sale.
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8 Nov, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Our pick of the best Ninja and Dyson deals in Currys Black Friday sale
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Black Friday sales have begun but, according to research, 66% of people think the sales event is a ‘con’.
That’s why Currys has introduced its ‘lowest ever price’ guarantee, promising shoppers that whenever they see a badge that says ‘our lowest ever price’, either online or in-store, the cost of these products really is the lowest it’s ever been.
So, no more sorting through the riff-raff or deciphering whether you’re actually bagging a bargain.
All part of Currys’ mission to make Black Friday shopping more transparent, the retailer has also launched a price guarantee, offering shoppers a partial refund if the price of a product drops after they’ve bought it. So, if you spot it cheaper later, Currys will refund the difference.
Whether you’re eyeing an essential home appliance or new gadget to play with, you’re set to find it in the Currys Black Friday sale – and at amazing low prices.
There are also delivery, installation and recycling options available, making now the perfect time to buy.
To help you get started (and save both time and money), we’ve rounded up some of the best deals worth adding to your basket right now.
Currys Black Friday 2025 – Our top picks
Dyson V11 Extra Cordless Vacuum Cleaner – Red & Purple
Powerful and versatile, the Dyson V11 Extra Cordless Vacuum Cleaner delivers up to 60 minutes of fade-free suction for a deep, whole-home clean. Weighing just 2.96kg, it’s easy to handle across floors, furniture and hard-to-reach spots. With a 0.76L bin and five accessories included, it’s ideal for pet owners and allergy sufferers, capturing even dust and allergens. It’s also backed by a 2-year guarantee.
Sage the Barista Touch SES880 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine – Stainless Steel & Chrome
The Sage the Barista Touch SES880 Bean to Cup Coffee Machine delivers barista-quality coffee with its easy-to-use touchscreen controls and customisable settings for strength, milk texture and temperature. The ThermoJet system heats up in 3 seconds, while the auto steam wand creates perfect micro-foam and cleans itself. With an integrated grinder and precise temperature control, it makes every cup effortlessly professional.
Ninja Max 6-in-1 Dual Zone DZ400UK Air Fryer – Gun Metal Grey
With 9.5 litres of cooking space and two independent baskets, the Ninja Max 6-in-1 Dual Zone DZ400UK Air Fryer lets you cook multiple dishes and have them finish together. Featuring six preset functions, dishwasher-safe parts and non-slip feet, it’s a versatile, family-friendly appliance built for convenience – and comes with a 2-year guarantee.
JBL Xtreme 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker – Black
The JBL Xtreme 3 Portable Bluetooth Speaker gives powerful JBL Pro Sound with up to 15 hours of battery life and multi-speaker connectivity. Fully waterproof and equipped with Bluetooth and USB smartphone charging, it’s built for portable listening anywhere.
BeautyPro Photon LED Therapy Mask – Grey
Revive your complexion with the BeautyPro Photon LED Therapy Mask – featuring 432 LED lights that work to reduce wrinkles, fine lines and blemishes. With three light settings, remote control operation and easy USB-C charging, it’s a convenient at-home treatment for radiant, clearer skin.
Asus CM14 Flip 14" 2 in 1 Chromebook – MediaTek Kompanio 520, 128 GB eMMC, Grey
Enjoy the best of both worlds with the Asus CM14 Flip 14" 2-in-1 Chromebook, which transforms from laptop to tablet in seconds with its 360° hinge. Powered by the MediaTek Kompanio 520 processor, it’s lightweight at just 1.56kg and offers up to 14 hours of battery life. The Full HD touchscreen, included stylus and durable design make it ideal for work, study or streaming on the go.
HUAWEI Watch Fit 3 – Pink, Fluoroelastomer Strap
Keep on track of your health and fitness with the help of this HUAWEI Watch Fit 3, currently on offer for £50 less. It's packed with health and fitness perks, like the Stay Fit app for insights, Activity Rings to encourage good habits, and Intelligent Sports Recommendations made for your routine.
Thanks to Currys, we can all shop knowing this year’s Black Friday’s deals are a real steal.
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8 Nov, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
Move over mulled wine — Aldi’s £7.49 drink is the superior winter tipple
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At this time of year, we usually start heating up our beverages, favouring mulled wines and boozy hot chocs.
But there’s an unexpected drink that’s having a bit of a moment right now, that might make you forget all about your festive favourites, and that’s sparkling red wine.
With its shocking purple colour, it looks somewhat like a leftover Halloween concoction, but this tipple is so much more than or Prosecco’s gothic cousin.
To give a bit of context around what a sparkling red wine is, it’s a regular sparkling wine made exclusively from red grapes, left on the skins to soak up all the colour, structure and tannins (hence, its colour).
It can be made using any red grape, and no matter which production method you use, the bubbles are always created by the introduction of CO2.
And let me tell you, red bubbles are alive and shaking off their novelty status to claim their moment in the sun this winter… well, the spotlight, anyway. Because, not only are they far more interesting to talk about than mulled wine or sloe gin, they actually taste pretty darned good, too.
In fact, sparkling red is such a hot ticket that bottles of the stuff are showing up on top-tier wine lists and retailer shelves across the country. And as you’d expect, Aldi has been one of the first to pounce on the trend, bringing back their Sparkling Shiraz (£7.49) from South Australia in time for the festive season.
It’s received rave reviews online, with Facebook users declaring it ‘amazing’ ‘fabulously fruity and fizzy’, ‘a delicious bargain’ and one to ‘stockpile’.
So I gave it a try and agree it’s delicious, with blueberry-flavoured bubbles and a smoky, lightly peppery, sweet-fruited, plummy, textured palate. No wonder it’s been attracting some glowing online feedback from people who’ve tried it.
This is definitely one to serve your guests instead of traditional Christmas tipples or Kir Royale, it’ll be the festive treat they never knew they needed.
How best to drink a sparkling red?
The trick with all sparkling reds is temperature and timing.
Serve them between 10 and 12°C and they’ll behave; too cold and you’ll mute the fruit, too warm and you’ll taste nothing but alcohol.
Interestingly, sparkling red wine isn’t a new thing – it’s been around for ages.
You’ve probably heard of Lambrusco and associate it with the syrupy Italian monstrosity wheeled out on a hostess trolly at dodgy seventies dinner parties (I know I did).
But it’s undergone a full glow-up since then, and is now a thoroughly dry and delicious sparkler that tastes of Bakewell tart and sour red cherries.
Similar story with Australian Sparkling Shiraz, once given a raised eyebrow and a condescending snigger by the winerati. Never by me, though. Because there’s nothing second rate about sparkling Shiraz, it’s deep, spicy and velvety, basically Christmas in a champagne flute.
Personally, I can’t imagine anything going as well when paired with a joint of glazed ham.
And if you like Aldi Sparkling Shiraz’s style, here are some others to add to your wine list:
Reunite Sparkling Red, Italy, £6.52, Asda
This isn’t exactly the new face of sparkling red wine I was banging on about earlier, but if you like the style of Asti, you’ll be a fan. It’s from Emilia-Romagna in northern Italy, home of the world’s oldest sparkling wine, Lambrusco. This is the stabiliser wheels for Lambrusco newbies, a gateway sparkling red, if you will. Simple, off-dry and grapey with lightly drying tannings and a pleasant bergamot note on the finish.
L’Occhiolino Semi-Sparkling Red, Italy, £6.99 (save £1), Laithwaites
‘Locky-o-Leenoh’ is how this stunning drop is pronounced. Produced in northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna, and fun fact, this wine used to cost £12 a couple of years ago. That never happens. It’s a mouthful of sweet, plummy bubbles and I’m here for it.
Jacob’s Creek Sparkling Shiraz, Australia, £12.50 Waitrose
This is the big brand sparkling red, and look, it delivers. It has all the plummy, peppery depth of an Aussie Shiraz with a river of black cherry compote running through it. Actually, it’s more of a tributary, as this sparkling is on the dryer side of the spectrum. It’s creamy with a lingering note of dark chocolate on the finish. You just can’t fault it.
De Bortoli Woodfired Shiraz Heathcote, Australia, £17, Majestic
With intense, crimson-coloured bubbles, there’s a morish meaty note to this wine that gives it an appealing sweet-sour moment. There’s also punnets full of blackberry notes over juicy plum pudding-flavoured bubbles, and a silky texture. It’s a bold choice, and one that could stand up to gamey notes of roast duck.
New Theory Love Bite Chilled Red, South Africa, £17, Ocado
Now for a quirky little number from Stellenbosch in South Africa, made from Cinsault grown overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. It has a fresh, Beaujolais-style with boatloads of red and purple fruit and a moreish savoury note on the finish. Made from old vines, which give it even more concentration, and it’s only slightly fizzy for those who are weirded out by the whole sparkling red concept.
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Evil wife gave husband fatal injection and sent texts as he gasped for air
When a woman’s fifth husband died from a lethal dose of insulin, suspicions were raised over her troubled past which included the shooting of a fiancé, an alleged plot to kill her third husband’s new wife and an alleged arson
7 Nov, 2025 | Admin | No Comments
This bargain toner is ‘even better’ than Rhode’s famous Glazing Milk
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Somewhere between an essence and a moisturiser lies milky toners, and if you’ve been anywhere near BeautyTok recently, you’ll know that this skincare step is having a major moment.
These creamy, lotion-like liquids are a K-beauty favourite and are designed to hydrate, soothe and prep your skin for the rest of your routine.
And now, there’s a new one going viral: Bubble Skincare’s Cosmic Silk Milky Toner, which fans say is ‘even better’ than Rhode’s ultra-hyped Glazing Milk – but for half the price.
Bubble Skincare Cosmic Silk Milky Toner 100ml
Bubble’s Cosmic Silk Milky Toner is a lightweight, creamy formula designed to hydrate, soothe, and strengthen the skin barrier. It’s powered by oleic and linoleic acids to support barrier health, arnica and allantoin to calm irritation, and plant-based ceramides to lock in moisture, leaving skin soft, glowing and visibly dewy.
Don’t get us wrong, we adore Rhode’s Glazing Milk and it’s been dominating the glow-game since it launched.
But just one bottle of this milky toner created by the queen of glow Hailey Bieber will set you back £32, and in this economic climate, saving money where you can is top of everyone’s list.
That’s why Bubble’s alternative is going straight to the top of our wishlist.
Serving up some of the smartest clinically-proven formulas we’ve seen in a hot minute, Bubble Skincare is the Gen Z-approved brand that’s all about affordable, effective and dermatologist-backed skincare.
Its Cosmic Silk Milky Toner is no exception. This glow-giving formula goes beyond surface-level hydration to bring you something truly out of this world.
It’s been expertly formulated with oleic and linoleic acids to help support the skin barrier, arnica and allantoin to calm irritation, and plant-based ceramides to lock in moisture.
And for next-level radiance? They’ve added a clever 4D hyaluronic acid blend plus maple sap water to get moisture deep into the different layers of the skin.
More on the oily side and experience the occasional breakout? You can definitely still enjoy this milky toner. It’s hydrating, yes, but it’s incredibly lightweight and won’t clog your pores, either.
If you think it sounds too good to be true, just take a look at a few of the hundreds of five-star reviews this milky toner has already earned.
One review left said: ‘Love this stuff! A super silky moisturizer that doesn’t weigh down my face and serves as a great skin care base. The packaging has a great look and the product is one I’m adding to my routine.’
Another added: ‘This has done wonders for the look and feel of my skin leaving me with wonderfully hydrated skin.’
‘The best toner for dry dehydrated skin,’ raved a third. ‘This was one skincare product that I never knew I needed so much. And you cannot beat the price point.’
We’ll take 10 please, Bubble…
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It’s time! Shop Dunelm’s affordable Christmas wreaths for as little as £7
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Halloween is over, which really only means one thing: Christmas is here. Sorry, we don’t make the rules.
So, in the true spirit of the festive season, now is exactly the perfect time to start thinking about decking your halls and slinging a wreath on your door to let everyone know that you’re prepped for festivities.
As always, Dunelm is the perfect place to snap up an affordable and stunning wreath, with everything from foliage-filled to fun designs to choose from.
If you want your door to be the talk of the street, then Dunelm’s exceptional selection is surely the key.
The brand’s range of reusable wreaths span everything from pine and berry-clad rounds to things a bit different, like tinsel and disco balls.
Better still, many come pre-lit for total ease, removing one time-consuming aspect from home decorating day.
Prices start at just £7, too, making grabbing affordable decorations that look far more affordable than they are a total doddle.
Ready to find this year’s favourite? Explore our top Dunelm festive wreath picks below.
Best Dunelm festive wreaths
Brampton Pine Light Up Wreath
Perfect if you love that classic wreath look, the Brampton Pine Light Up Wreath delivers a natural look with cone-shaped tips and realistic branches that give it a full, lifelike finish, finished with 50 warm white LED lights woven through the branches.
Disco Ball Wreath
If you really want to be talk of the town then this Disco Ball Wreath is the perfect pick – oozing with kitschy fun. Adorned with sparkling mini disco balls, its unique design is will catch the light and sparkle all season long.
Artificial Real Touch Wreath with Metallic Ribbons
Elegant and understated, this sleek Artificial Real Touch Wreath with Metallic Ribbons features lifelike greenery, natural pinecones and elegant metallic ribbons – an effortlessly festive way to style your home for the holidays.
Tinsel Wreath
Packed with sparkle and texture, this fun Tinsel Wreath is set to be a lively addition to doors, walls or windows, with a layered tinsel design that catches the light beautifully and adds a pop of colour wherever it's hung.
Pre Lit Gold Shimmer Wreath
Embrace soft, warm lighting with this stunning Pre Lit Gold Shimmer Wreath. Designed to catch the light, its been made with built-in lights to give it a cosy feel, bringing a soft and elegant sparkle to doors, walls or mantelpieces.
Artificial Autumnal Acorns & Toadstool Wreath
Bring some woodland wonder to your home with this Artificial Autumnal Acorns & Toadstool Wreath, bursting with vibrant leaves, natural textures, and playful details like acorns, bright toadstools and more, for a whimsical feel.
Artificial White Berry Wreath
Featuring life-like white berries that create a stunning visual impact, this Artificial White Berry Wreath will look gorgeous hung on your door to welcome guests or as a centrepiece for your dining table, adding a festive touch.
We’re starting to feel all festive now…
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‘I caught my husband cheating but I’ve allowed it to continue for one reason’
A woman has shared her heartache after discovering her husband has been cheating on her, but she has allowed it to continue for eight months for a particular reason