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Washing up liquid users have been urged to make a change to help reduce the impact on our seas.

Switch 2 is set to be announced this week.For the past year, there have been plenty of rumours and speculation about the successor to the Nintendo Switch but things have really heated up in recent weeks.A series of leaked images revealed what the Switch 2’s Joy-Con controllers might look like while at recent tech showcase CES, one accessory manufacturer had a mock-up of the new console as well as a range of products, seemingly ready for launch.Nintendo has debunked the leaks, calling the photos “not official” and allegedly sending its legal team after the accessory manufacturer – but that’s only made fans believe the leaks are even more believable. “Know what would clear this all up? Official images,” wrote one fan.#CES2025: Genki shows the Nintendo Switch 2 and the accesories they have been working on for the console pic.twitter.com/4CAUtAs3Gf— Centro LEAKS (@CentroLeaks) January 8, 2025Well, according to reliable insider Nate The Hate, Nintendo will announce the Switch 2 this Thursday (January 16).

Switch 2.So far, Nintendo has only confirmed that its new console will be announced before the end of the current financial year (which ends March 31) and will be compatible with existing Switch titles.However, over the past few weeks, a number of leaked photos have been shared online, showcasing a bigger, more powerful version of the Nintendo Switch. Then at tech showcase CES, accessory maker Genki revealed a range of products reportedly designed for the Nintendo Switch 2 and displayed what it called an accurate recreation of the new console.Employees from the company also told journalists that the Switch 2 would be released in April (via VGC).La Nintendo Switch 2 s'invite au #CES2025 avec plusieurs accessoiristes qui viennent exhiber une maquette de la console et de ses accessoires.

For over 40 years, Ferrero Rocher has been a staple sweet treat on our supermarket shelves.

January 1, 2025, marked the 115th anniversary of British aircraft manufacturer Avro's founding in Manchester. Although its name lasted just over 50 years, the company will forever be remembered for its role in changing world history.

Since the worst air disaster and deadliest terror attack in UK history, Jim has campaigned to find the truth about what happened to his daughter.

South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai has recalled two models of their electric vehicles over concerns that a software fault could cause the car to lose power and potentially cause an accident.The two models are the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 EVs, with more than 145,000 being recalled worldwide.The recall notice said: “Due to a software issue in the Integrated Charging Control Unit, the auxiliary 12-volt battery may not charge as intended. A loss of motive power whilst driving could increase the risk of an accident causing injury or death to vehicle occupants and/or other road users.” The vehicles affected by this recall were built between 2021 and 2024.

As the festive season winds down, many are eager to dismantle their Christmas trees, with some doing so as early as Boxing Day while others wait until January 6th. However, there's a crucial mistake to avoid when storing away your decorations.

A horror blaze at an explosives factory in Turkey has killed at least 12. Emergency crews have raced to the scene at the explosives manufacturing plant in the Karesi district of Balikesir.

As the cold weather sets in, many of us turn to trusty hot water bottles for a bit of extra warmth and comfort on those chilly evenings.

Jessica Alba is sharing a steamy moment with her handsome co-star Lorenzo de Moor!

Having a broken boiler in the depths of winter is bad enough, but having it happen at Christmas really is a festive nightmare.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President-elect Donald Trump has made good on his threat to sue the Des Moines Register over a poll that showed him trailing Kamala Harris. In a complaint filed Monday night in Iowa, Trump accused pollster Ann Selzer of deliberately releasing a fake poll for the purpose of manufacturing support for Harris.

Philippe Clement will stick to his guns. He has no choice.

Bed giant Dreams has expanded its presence in Scotland by opening a new store in East Kilbride.

Pro-Palestine campaigners have returned to a factory in Edinburgh for a protest against shipments of arms being sent to Israel.

A popular plush toy store featuring dozens of cute characters has opened in Manchester - and it is even home to the viral toilet roll. Jellycat, known for its high quality and cuddly creations, arrived in Selfridges in the Trafford Centre on Monday (December 9) - drawing in a massive crowd.

UPDATED, 12:40 PM: Walmart‘s $2.3 billion acquisition of smart TV manufacturer Vizio and its SmartCast operating system closed Tuesday. The deal allows Walmart to collect Vizio’s automatic content recognition data to bolster advertising and positions the retail giant to be a bigger force in the connected TV world.

A young mum was knocked down and killed she rode on an e-bike down a quiet country lane in a hit-and-run which police are treating as murder.

Resident Advisor, clients of Deepgrooves, including Into The Deep Records, Clutching At Straws and Rocco.fx, are now claiming that they are owed thousands of Euros for vinyl deliveries that never arrived in what amounts to a fraud by the pressing plant.Into The Deep boss Arthur Lastmann says he sent £3,500 to the plant in January this year for a vinyl order of an upcoming release, but only received a defective test pressing. He was then sent a series of email contacts but did not receive his order before the bankruptcy notice was filed.Brian Ring, owner of the Clutching At Straws label, has said, “I think Deepgrooves knew back as early as 2023 it was in a dire financial state and still took orders it could never complete.”Ring paid the company in June this year, but experienced faulty communications before learning of the bankruptcy.Deepgrooves’ affairs are now controlled by a trustee, Wybe Molemma, who told Resident Advisor: “Products that have already been produced are available and can be delivered.

Siddhant Adlakha It’s a herculean task to channel Hayao Miyazaki, the Japanese animation legend behind “The Boy and the Heron” and many more. However, Pakistani production “The Glassworker” goes beyond merely aping Miyazaki’s distinctive style.