Martin Lewis' urgent £79 warning to anyone with an Amazon Prime account

Local residents in Moss Side have called for better management of street parties in the area after a man was fatally shot.

If you’re looking for a fabulous new show to enjoy this summer, you’re in luck! A fresh spin on the well-known The Parent Trap story, Identical is the twin-sational new production coming to Manchester this month - and it’s a musical!

Households all across the UK are bracing for their energy bills to skyrocket in October among predictions that they could reach as high as £5,300.

what starts on the catwalk tends to make its way to the cushion; and in the case of “dopamine dressing” – wearing clothes that boost your mood – it’s a current concept that translates particularly well to the home. If you’re someone who feels your best in a touch of animal print or a coloured blazer, there’s a strong chance that a decorative home environment will have that same feel-good factor.It’s also a fact that a home needs to work hard as well as look good, and utility will always be a key concern; but after a prolonged period where practicality has held sway in interior design – with issues such as carving out a home office and squeezing the most out of every inch of living space at the forefront – perhaps it’s time to put the fun back into functional. Bringing a cheerful element into your home can be as simple as adding a coat of paint or as involved as putting together a layered look with wallpaper, furnishing fabrics and accessories.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterJohnny Depp is set to direct a movie for the first time in a quarter of a century.The actor will return behind the camera for “Modigliani,” a biographical drama about Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani. Al Pacino is producing the film along with Barry Navidi.

BreAnna Bell Susan Plagemann has joined Endeavor as president of WME Fashion, where she will oversee the company’s portfolio of fashion-related representation labels including Art + Commerce, IMG Models, IMG Fashion Events and Properties and the Wall Group.Plagemann, who was most recently with Condé Nast as chief business officer for the Style Division, starts her role at the end of the month. She’s tasked with working across Endeavor’s fashion, sports and entertainment businesses to develop new business and content opportunities using WME and Endeavor’s considerable pipelines to talent.

Nintendo‘s headquarters in Kyoto, Japan after a small fire broke out inside the building.The original story from Japanese news publication NHK reports that the fire broke out on Monday (August 15) at 1PM local time at the publisher’s development building (translation via VGC).Eight fire engines were dispatched to the headquarters, but the small blaze was quickly distinguished by employees before they arrived. It’s been confirmed that no one was harmed in the fire.According to police cited in the original report, desks and chairs in a room on the third floor were caught in the fire.Emergency services are still investigating the origins of the fire, but it’s being reported that conditions at the scene suggest that it was caused by an electronic device that was being charged.

JO1 have pulled out of this weekend’s KCON LA due to COVID-19.Five of the J-pop group’s 11 members have tested positive for the coronavirus, the group’s agency Lapone Entertainment revealed in a statement on its website on August 15. As a result JO1 will not appear at KCON LA, the K-pop festival and convention marking its 10th anniversary in Los Angeles this weekend.The first member of JO1 to test positive for COVID-19 was Sato Keigo, who reported symptoms last Friday.

Adele has discussed the problems with her initial Las Vegas residency show, saying she postponed it because it had “no soul”.The singer was due to start the residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on January 21 this year, with the run of shows extending through to April. However, Adele postponed the gigs the day before the opening night, telling her fans in a video that her show wasn’t ready.Last month, Adele announced that all the previously postponed ‘Weekends With Adele’ concerts had now been rescheduled. In addition to the 24 previously announced shows, a further eight new shows were also unveiled.After discussing how the cancellation left her “a shell of a person,” Adele has now discussed the specific reasons for the last-minute postponement.Speaking to ELLE in a rare interview, Adele said: “It was the worst moment in my career, by far.

George Ezra has said in a new interview that he is considering stepping away from the limelight following the conclusion of his current tour.The singer/songwriter is touring in support of his third studio album ‘Gold Rush Kid’, having already played a huge headline show in London’s Finsbury Park this summer as well as a surprise set at this year’s Glastonbury.Ezra has now spoken in a new interview with The Daily Telegraph about his potential next move following the conclusion of his ‘Gold Rush Kid’ tour, which is due to wrap up at the end of the 2023 summer festival season.“This might be a conversation for another time, but I don’t feel an urge or want to continue operating in the way we do at the minute,” he said. “And that’s not a rebellion, it’s just how I feel.

Tesco Clubcard holders have been issued an urgent warning that they have just weeks to cash in on thousands of vouchers before they expire.

Martin Lewis is urging households to start budgeting now before energy bills rise again this winter.The consumer champion issued the alert ahead of the October price hike and warned everyone to do this vital check in a Facebook live Q&A.To reduce the impact Martin said: "If your direct debit goes up in advance, it's actually not the worst thing because it will help spread the cost even though you might not like it. "It's going to be horrendous and I hope that when a new Prime Minister comes in place, the current sort of freeze on policy making ends on that day, on September 5." The money expert said forward planning is key and it's important to acknowledge the hit to our pockets now.

The Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued easy advice to families to potentially save hundreds of pounds through their bank accounts if they own a mobile phone, a car, or go on holidays. The guru, known for giving people various tips on ways to save their cash, issued his latest advice on his website.

Martin Lewis has shared a genius hack that helps Amazon subscribers dodge the Prime price hike, but customers must act fast. On Tuesday 26 July, online giant Amazon emailed its Prime customers to alert them to an increase in the cost of its memberships for both monthly and annual users. The announcement sparked controversy amongst its customers and comes amid the ongoing cost-of-living crisis which has seen the monthly price rise from £7.99 to £8.99 a month, and the annual membership from £79 to £95.

Money-saving guru Martin Lewis has come to the rescue of Amazon Prime subscribers with a handy tip that could help them avoid a rise in their subscription fees.

NatWest said consumers should be aware that some products appearing to be advertised by a celebrity might be "too good to be true". Ms Willoughby and her This Morning co-presenter Philip Schofield jointly topped NatWest's league table of famous people exploited in scams. One customer of the bank transferred over £370,000 to a fraudster as part of a cryptocurrency investment scam which purported to be the pair - but they actually had no involvement whatsoever.

Martin Lewis has claimed many households are set to face an "energy bill disaster", but he's offered advice to help people prepare.It's said energy bills could reach a gobsmacking £3,300 on average this winter as the cost of living crisis continues to take its toll on families across the UK.The Mirror reports Lewis spoke about the issue in this week's MoneySavingExpert email.READ MORE: Thousands of families could get extra help due to £880m forgotten moneyIn the latest edition, Lewis said: "The coming winter will be bleak, the cost of living crisis is set to climax in catastrophe, unless there is further intervention. "Though the clock is ticking, by the time the new PM is in place, we'll know the new price cap, so rising direct debits will be panicking millions.

READ MORE: Carers risk losing £279 a month by claiming certain benefits - check nowLinkThis is an increase of nearly 40 percent on last year's highest value celebrity investment scam, which saw a victim lose £266,000. NatWest's annual celebrity scam super league table revealed MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis's name was also taken in vain, with the highest value case featuring the well-known TV presenter last year seeing one individual hand over £317,000 in a fake "Bitcoin Evolution" investment scam. The bank's study suggested Instagram is the most exploited platform criminals use to push fake adverts, with the number of scam ads on Facebook and Snapchat following closely.

With the cost of living crisis continuing to hit people’s pockets, Martin Lewis has warned that increasing prices have caused people up and down the country to call for a “mass non-payment” of energy bills. Martin, who recently received a CBE for service to broadcasting and consumer rights, warned that people could soon stop paying their energy bills in protest of rising prices - a move that would be similar to the Poll Tax Riots of 1990.

Holly Willoughby, Philip Schofield and Martin Lewis were among the top TV celebrities whose profiles were exploited in fake online adverts as Brits lost thousands to celeb crypto scams. Fraudsters raked in a combined £1. 7 million from the six biggest celebrity scam ads, data from Natwest shows, as fraudsters used pictures of familiar famous faces to promote dodgy crypto investments.

Martin Lewis has hit back at claims he's "scaring old people" following his warnings about the prices of energy going up later in the year.The Money Saving Expert, 50, told how what he's sharing is "based on fact" after social media users said the financial journalist was "terrifying people beyond belief" and urged him to be more "considerate".In view of his 1.6 million followers, the This Morning expert addressed the comments over one of his recent videos.Martin wrote: "I carefully thought about doing this."And yes it is scary but it isn't scare mongering.