‘We are so excited!’ Human Nature return to the stage for the first time in 2020 to play a Christmas concert in Perth By Mary Mrad For Daily Mail Australia Published: 22:51 BST, 23 October 2020 | Updated: 22:51 BST, 23 October 2020 Human Nature will be returning to the stage to play a ‘Christmas … Read more
Merry Clickmas! More festive shopping to be done online than on high streets for the first time this year in further blow to ‘ghost town’ centres More than half of gifts are expected to be bought online, up from 31% last year Delivery industry experts fear courier and postal system will struggle to cope Even … Read more
Is THIS the first look at the John Lewis Christmas advert? Kent residents claim the top secret TV spot was filmed on their street after spotting a camera crew and fake snow Residents of Orpington, Kent, think the John Lewis advert was filmed there Spotted a crew decorating houses and covering a roundabout with fake … Read more
Christmas Abbott after some valiant game playing was eliminated Thursday from Big Brother: All Stars as the final three were set for the CBS reality show. The 38-year-old fitness entrepreneur was evicted from the house on Day 79 after soccer coach Cody Calafiore, 29, cast the lone vote to send her to the jury. Christmas … Read more
Qantas boss Alan Joyce hints the flying kangaroo will be in a position to charge customers more as state borders reopen Qantas CEO Alan Joyce predicts his airline will have 70 per cent market share This will occur as its rival Virgin Australia shrinks to survive under ex-Jetstar boss Mr Joyce said state borders reopening … Read more
Flying home for Christmas! Thousands of Aussies could be reunited for summer holidays – with Scott Morrison set to urge state premiers to open their borders by December as restrictions cost the economy $10billion a month State and territory border restrictions have been in place since April 2020 Thousands of Australians have not seen family … Read more
Supermarkets slash cost of basics in price battle to help the jobless this festive season as coronavirus-linked unemployment rises Waitrose say it will cut prices of 200 own-label products by an average of 15% Meanwhile, Co-op is set to launch an ‘honest value’ range with up to 50 products It follows similar efforts by supermarkets, … Read more
One for the Christmas list! Selfridges announces its top toys for 2020 – including Barbie’s Dream House, Super Mario LEGO and Pepper Pig’s shopping centre Selfridges has finally announced its top toy predictions for Christmas 2020 Top picks include everything from classic, creative and sustainable presents Amongst them is Paw Patrol Dino Patroller and a … Read more
From discounted LEGO and Sipsmith Gin to a Vera Wang Princess Cracker Gift Set, six best Amazon deals you can get this Wednesday By Emily Knott For Mailonline Published: 12:13 BST, 21 October 2020 | Updated: 12:13 BST, 21 October 2020 If you didn’t bag a deal during Amazon’s Prime Day 2020 sale last week … Read more
A cheese advent calendar that sparked a global frenzy when it was first launched three years ago is back with five new flavours. The edible Christmas countdown features slithers of cheese behind each door, which this year includes spicy Mexicana, Ilchester mature Cheddar and Applewood Vintage PDO. Food blogger Annem Hobson, 31, from London, who runs … Read more
British No 1 Dan Evans searching for a new mentor after his coach Mark Hilton decides to return to working for the Lawn Tennis Association By Mike Dickson for MailOnline Published: 17:21 BST, 20 October 2020 | Updated: 17:21 BST, 20 October 2020 British No 1 Dan Evans has split with coach Mark Hilton after … Read more
FedEx and UPS have warned shoppers to brace for ‘shipageddon’ as their shippers reach capacity ahead of the holiday season, meaning up to seven million packages per day could face delays between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The eCommerce industry has been one of the few winners from the coronavirus pandemic as consumers turned to online shopping … Read more
Hundreds of Centrelink workers will be forced to join the welfare queue after being ruthlessly SACKED – and they won’t even get a redundancy payment 420 workers at Centrelink’s call centres across Melbourne will be stood down The employees won’t be given redundancies because they are casual workers Employment will finish on October 30, as a … Read more