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Lots of people like the idea of moving abroad. After all, the weather is nicer, life seems better and the food is also second to none.

The NHS has issued advice that people should start taking vitamin D supplements daily from this month, due to the lack of adequate sunlight until March which affects the body's ability to produce the nutrient. The health service highlighted on social media the significant health benefits of the "sunshine vitamin," noting: "From October to March we can't make enough vitamin D from sunlight. To keep bones and muscles healthy, it's best to take a daily 10 microgram supplement of vitamin D. You can get vitamin D from most pharmacies and retailers."

The PDC World Darts Championship is poised to expand its reach come 2026, and the number of players could rise to 128 from the current 96 at the iconic Ally Pally. Since 2018, the championship has operated with a mix of 64 initial round contenders and 32 seeds who get to skip ahead to the second round.

Penhaligon's is known for their luxurious scents with an even more luxurious price tag, but there's actually a way to treat someone in your life to the iconic brand for just £10 a bottle this Christmas. The Dainty Tartlets set contains five of their best selling scents for women, and at £50 you're getting a hard to find price for the brand.

An affordable jumper from M&S that is said to feel "similar" to cashmere is so popular with shopper they can't stop raving over its quality and budget price-tag.

Marks and Spencer has just released a new sparkly sweatshirt and shoppers are already snapping it up. The hugely popular Pure Cotton Sparkly Sweatshirt is perfect for the upcoming festive season, without being too on the nose.

A home cook has sparked outrage among food enthusiasts after revealing a highly unconventional ingredient she adds to her curry recipe. Jill Stewart, a County Antrim-based home cook, shared her unusual tip on Instagram, claiming that incorporating a specific type of chocolate into her dish takes it to the next level.

If you've got a stash of loose change around the house, you might want to have a quick rummage through or risk losing out on thousands of pounds. As one coin expert has urged the public to keep an eye out for rare coins that could fetch over £70,000 at auction.

A home cook has caused a stir on social media by revealing her unconventional 'secret' ingredient in curry. Jill Stewart, who goes by the online alias @jillbakes_ from County Antrim, Northern Ireland, took to Instagram sharing her tip for an enhanced curry.

Are you guilty of chucking your loose change aside without giving it a second thought? You may want to reconsider. One coin specialist has urged the public to keep an eye out for three rare British coins that could be worth 'up to £72,900'.

A supermarket has regained its title as the cheapest of the six main supermarkets after cutting the price of a shopping essential.

The head of the Fire Brigade Union has warned lives are at risk because of cuts to firefighter numbers, crumbling stations and outdated equipment. In an interview with the Sunday Mail, General Secretary Matt Wrack has accused the Scottish Government of a “betrayal” for failing to properly resource the single national service created 11 years ago.

The Chancellor's plan to hike employer National Insurance contributions could cost the NHS in Scotland 2,000 nurses, the Scottish Government has warned. Rachel Reeves is expected to announce the move – to raise an extra £20billion – in her Budget on Wednesday.

Staycations don’t get more quintessentially Scottish than staying at Cameron House, a huge mansion-style hotel on the banks of Loch Lomond, about 40 minutes north of Glasgow.The staff wear tartan uniforms, there’s a towering wall of whiskies to sample in the bar, and if you arrive on a Friday or Saturday you’ll be welcomed with bagpipes at the hotel’s grand entrance. Dating back to the early 18th century, the building has an interesting history, even operating as a bear park at one point before becoming the standout destination it is today for weekenders and holidaymakers from around the world.

A post shared by DJ Clark Kent (@djclarkkent)During his four-decade career, Clark worked with the likes of Lil’ Kim, The Notorious B.I.G, Lil’ Vicious, Mona Lisa, 50 Cent, Canibus, Mad Skillz, Estelle, Slick Rick and Rakim.His biggest hit was ‘Loverboy’, a 2001 single by Mariah Carey, which peaked at Number 2 in the US on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart.Figures from across the hip-hop world have shared tributes to Clark, including producer and DJs Pete Rock, and DJ Scratch, who told Rolling Stone that Clark was the “most uniquely multi-accomplished person in hip-hop culture.”RIP Clark Kent, the DJ-turned-producer with the gilded ear, who flipped a sample as well as anyone to dig through a dusty crate. The creator of timeless anthems for Biggie, Jay-Z and Junior Mafia & who brought Rakim back at a time when he'd been counted out.Brooklyn's finest.

Luxury fragrance fans are heading to Boots to grab a bottle of designer perfume while it's slashed by 40%. A 50ml bottle of Yves Saint Laurent's Black Opium Le Parfum typically costs £110 but shoppers can bag it for £66 as part of the retailer's Star Gift promotion. That's a total saving of £44.

Ask people what Bury is famous for and a large proportion will instantly say 'the market'. But exactly a year ago 49 stallholders who traded from the vast indoor hall there were thrown into uncertainty after the discovery of RAAC in the roof.

Beauty buffs wanting to maximise the efficacy of their anti-ageing routines without forking out loads of cash on costly clinical treatments are heaping praise on an LED gadget that rewinds the clock at home. Those who have already got their hands on the device swear that it has 'helped reduce' the fine lines and wrinkles around their eyes and on their forehead.

A man has transformed his dull looking garden into a dream outdoor oasis.

A variety of financial changes are set to take place on the coming weeks that could impact households across the UK. Some changes will directly affect pensioners hoping to receive extra financial support throughout the winter months while other changes could potentially affect a wider breadth of Brits.

With the nights getting longer and colder in the run-up to winter, millions of Brits will find themselves spending more than they would like on heating at a time of year that is often expensive anyway. And with Christmas and the holiday season just around the corner, many of us can find ourselves strapped for cash at the worst possible moment.