Could you live here? Ikea offers flat for less than £1 a month - ITV News
The Swedish furniture company has entered the rental market. But is the price worth the (lack of) space?
Industry chief brands property market 'unsustainable' with 24 BUYERS for every home for sale - This is Money
There were an average of 511 buyers registered with the typical estate agent branch in October, but only 21 homes available to buy.
The 9 best Black Friday TV deals live right now – from cheap 4K TVs to OLEDs - What Hi-Fi?
Looking for a Black Friday TV in the sales? We've found the very best Black Friday TV deals still available
Black Friday 2021 LIVE: Best UK deals on the Whiskey Exchange, Amazon, phone deals and more - Evening Standard
The sales have well and truly begun
Black Friday tech deals 2021: Best discounts on Pixel 6, AirPods, Roku, Kindle and more - The Independent
From Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy to Huawei watches, Sennheiser and Beats, these are the best Black Friday tech deals we’ve found at Amazon, Currys and more
Ikea offers 107-square-foot home in Tokyo for $1-a-month - Daily Mail
Swedish furniture giant Ikea will rent out a tiny 107-square-foot apartment in Tokyo, Japan for only ¥99 ($0.87) per month - bills not included. Only one unit, located in Shinjuku, is available.
McDonald's customers left feeling 'put off' after seeing worms in drinks machine - The Mirror
McDonald's customers were left feeling disgusted after a video emerged on social media showing worms in the drain of a soft drinks machine at a branch of the fast-food chain
Gatwick and Heathrow: Red List countries requiring quarantine and latest rules as foreign arrivals banned - Surrey Live
The news comes after all countries were removed in a previous update
The 9 very best Black Friday TV deals available right now: cheap 4K TVs, smart, OLED - What Hi-Fi?
Looking for a Black Friday TV in the sales? We've found the very best Black Friday TV deals that are still available
Bitcoin and other crypto plunge as fears over new Covid variant shake traditional markets - The Independent
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have fallen sharply, as fears over the new coronavirus outbreak also shook traditional financial markets.
