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Amazon customers are raving about a 'luxury' pillow that has received a whopping 38,000 ratings and costs just £6.The pillow, which is said to 'aid sleep', is giving Dunelm a run for its money. Amazon shoppers can't get enough of these 'budget-friendly' Slumberdown Super Support Firmer Pillows, describing them as 'plush' and 'comfortable'.They're a steal compared to similar products from Dunelm and Marks and Spencer, and even rival Home Bargains' prices.The pillows have garnered over 22,000 five-star reviews online.The Slumberdown Super Support Firmer Pillows usually retail at £18.99 for a two-pack, but for a limited time, shoppers can snag the pair for just £13.That's a bargain at £6.50 per pillow.

Medik8 has become a bit of a cult-favourite brand among beauty buffs right now, with one anti-ageing serum being called "magic".

Kate Middleton reportedly flouted a tradition that Queen Elizabeth II adhered to throughout her reign in an endearing interaction with a young admirer.

Beauty buffs wanting to reduce the appearance of their expression lines and deep set-wrinkles have found a product that works like 'filler in a bottle'. Those who have tried the 'magic' serum insist that they can 'notice a difference' in their skin within a few applications of the popular age-rewinding product.

As the weather warms up and we get out our summer clothes, some may be tempted to book themselves in for a few sunbed sessions to get a tan.

A lap dancing club in Altrincham town centre has applied for a new Sex Establishment Licence with its application set to be decided next week. It follows the refusal of a plan to convert the Totties premises into apartments.

Furious animal campaigners claim new laws to prevent illegal fox hunting with packs of dogs are being flouted.

Heroes is reportedly set for a new reboot series, Heroes: Eclipsed.The new incarnation of the show will be written by original Heroes creator Tim Kring, and will be set years after the events of the original series, according to Deadline.Heroes originally ran for four seasons on NBC from 2006 to 2010, and told the stories of ordinary people who discover that they have supernatural abilities and who are required to work together to prevent catastrophic dangers.It starred actors including Hayden Panettiere, Santiago Cabrera, Jack Coleman, Milo Ventimiglia, Kristen Bell and Zachary Quinto, and picked up Golden Globe, Emmy and BAFTA awards.Heroes: Eclipsed, meanwhile, is set to feature a new set of characters who represent the latest step of human evolution and is set to also include familiar villains alongside new enemies.A limited sequel series Heroes Reborn was aired in 2015, which was also helmed by Kring. Like Eclipsed, Reborn was also set years after the original show and introduced a host of new characters.Deadline report that Heroes: Eclipsed is currently being pitched to buyers now, including original platform NBC, as well as the leading streaming services.

The DVLA has updated its list of banned number plates in the UK in light of the new '74 registrations, with the aim of protecting the public from taking offence. According to a Freedom of Information request, this fresh list of banned number plates has a focus on violence and sexual innuendo, with S74 BBR (stabber), *S74 BBY (stabby) and AT74 CKU (attack you), all banned from the road.

A dental expert has shared the hidden benefits that chewing some sugar-free gym has on your oral health.

Heroes is one of the most beloved TV shows of the ’00s.

A warning has been issued after a man risked his life by going inside an electricity substation in Stockport to try and rescue a cat. Electricity North West said engineers were called out to the substation on Banks Lane in Offerton last month after the feline was seen on the substation's roof.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been advised to "do more" to boost their rankings in British polls ahead of their expected visit to the UK next month.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Attorneys for “Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed asked on Wednesday that she be sentenced to probation for her role in the accidental death of the film’s cinematographer. Gutierrez Reed is due to be sentenced on Monday on a charge of involuntary manslaughter for negligently loading a live bullet into Alec Baldwin’s gun. She faces a maximum of 18 months in prison.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor YouTube is advising viewer discretion with the newly dropped trailer for Warner Bros.’ “Joker: Folie à Deux” — warning users that it “may contain suicide or self-harm topics.” As of Wednesday morning, a new message appeared before the trailer is playable on YouTube: “The following content may contain suicide or self-harm topics. Viewer discretion is advised.” Before they can watch the “Joker 2” trailer, users must click on a button that says, “I understand and wish to proceed.” The warning label did not initially appear on the trailer when it was released Tuesday evening.

A devastated mum who lost her 13-year-old son to suicide has bravely opened up to raise awareness so no other family has to endure the same heartache.

When the teamsheets were distributed at Dublin's Aviva Stadium on Tuesday night, few will have been surprised to see Sarina Wiegman ring the changes for England's clash with the Republic of Ireland.

It's official, the new payment rates for disability-related benefits are now in effect, with millions of people set to benefit from an increase in their monthly payments of around 6.7 per cent. These apply to Personal Independence Payments (PIP), Disability Living Allowance (DLA) and Attendance Allowance.

A concerning virus that's not well known, similar to the flu but with no vaccine, has doctors worried after more people are getting sick from it.

Amazon has come under fire for selling a 'suicide manual' that a retired GP used to plan her own death.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Would you buy a car from an AI chatbot? What if it looked and talked like Tom Hanks? These are the sorts of questions kicking around Sacramento, where lawmakers are considering a slew of proposals to regulate artificial intelligence. SAG-AFTRA, the union representing Hollywood actors, is pushing for legislation that would require detailed consent for the use of “digital replicas.” In a separate bill, the union also wants to prevent studios from putting dead performers in movies without the consent of their heirs.