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A Tesco employee has shared some of the most 'annoying' things she hears come out of customers' mouths.

Everyone in the UK has been warned that they must check seven things before midnight - or risk losing thousands of pounds. As of midnight, it will officially be a new tax year, meaning plenty of tax changes will come into place.

Barcelona hijacked Real Madrid's move for top starlet Pablo Torre courtesy of a video call from manager Xavi Hernandez.The midfield maestro, 18, has amassed seven goals and nine assists for Racing Santander in the Spanish third division this season, putting him firmly on the wish-list of Europe's most elite clubs.Despite keen interest from abroad, in the Premier League and Bundesliga, it was Barcelona who won the race of his signature with Torre penning a deal until 2026.Needing a clear pathway to first-team football, the youngster's mind was made up via a personal video call from the Blaugrana boss.Xavi's high-possession football is said to appeal to Torre who is also also excited at the prospect of forming long-term partnerships with fellow wonderkids Pedri and Gavi.The Athletic state that the Barca manager and Chief Executive Officer Mateu Alemany lead the way in the race to sign the 18-year-old.But it was the clear route to senior football that swung the decision for Torre as the La Liga leaders wanted him to join as an academy signing.The report claims that Real Madrid’s approach was headed up by the Fabrica recruitment team and initially Torre was to be placed into their development squad.HAVE YOUR SAY! Is Xavi the man to lead Barcelona back to their glory days? Let us know in the comments section.It wasn't until the player had already chosen Barca that Los Blancos' CEO Jose Angel Sanchez joined conversations.The Catalan juggernauts paid a measly £4.1m to secure the signing but attainable add-ons mean that the total value of the transfer is £16.5million.And Xavi raved about his new signing when speaking to the press ahead of their fixture against Osasuna.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football

money.It means more checks, like texts or a call to your phone, will be required to finalise certain online payments.UK Finance, which represents the banking industry, says SCA will be activated for almost all online purchases above £25.And multiple low-value payments could also prompt a request for verification.There will be exemptions for non-electronic payments like cheques, direct debit payments, and mail and telephone orders.For regular payments, like Netflix, SCA won't be required every time but it might be needed at first when it's set up.But many providers, like Santander, NatWest and Nationwide, said they will not be offering this.Each bank will have a different definition of what counts as a "risky" transaction.The rules mean it is important for customers to keep their contact details up to date with their bank.In a worst case scenario, you could risk having payments declined or blocked if your bank doesn't do these checks.Don't forget it is important to remain vigilant when it comes to receiving phone calls from someone who you believe is your bank.Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Ukraine and Russia war continues to escalate. President Vladimir Putin's invasion of the country has caused huge hikes to fuel prices.Now motoring experts have revealed a number of money-saving tips to help you spend less on fuel in the UK. Richard Williams, Head of Transport Policy at the Consumer Council, said the international crude oil costs have almost doubled.

cartel is waging war on official security forces with tactics used by Al-Qaeda and the Taliban. Land mines and drones are now part of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel's (CJNG) arsenal as the deadly group continues to shed blood in Michoacán.Their recent attacks have been compared to those suffered by US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan over the past two decades.

Nearly a quarter of a million current account switches took place during the last three months of 2021, as the number of customers ditching their bank to move elsewhere accelerated.

Brits on Universal Credit and State Pension have been warned about payment bans brought in by some banks.

Online banking customers are being left exposed to some worrying fraud risks, according to a new report from Which?

A Perthshire diver jumped to the rescue when a newlywed lost his wedding ring on a New Year dook in Loch Tay.

PARIS in Love could soon be Paris in Trouble, if there is any truth to some fan theories that the Hilton heiress' new husband is already miserable. The reality star married venture capitalist Carter Reum in November, and it was all caught by cameras for her new Peacock show.

AMANDA Holden’s lookalike daughter, Lexi, is being wooed by a number of top modelling agencies. The 15-year-old is set to follow in her multi-millionaire mum’s footsteps with a string of lucrative commercial deals — but will not start working until she turns 16 next month.

High street lender Santander has accidentally paid out £130 million to tens of thousands of people and businesses in a Christmas Day blunder.

Rangers "lead the race" to sign Paris Saint-Germain youngster Xavi Simons, according to a report.

We've got just four days left in 2021 and managers are counting down to the bells when they can once again add to their squads.

We’re in that post-Christmas period when the days merge and nobody quite knows what to do with themselves.

Christmas has come and gone again but transfer season is just getting started.

Rangers are keeping tabs on Spanish kid Pablo Torre.

A sign on the glass doors of Lloyds Bank in Atherton’s market square says the branch closed today at 3pm.

Santander online banking has gone down leaving hundreds of customers unable to make transactions.

money, Martin Lewis certainly knows a thing or two about it. The guru, who founded Money Saving Expert, often shares his tips on ITV's This Morning or even in his weekly newsletter.