2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Як легко відбілити підошву кросівок за 5 хвилин
Якщо ви вранці поспішаєте і треба терміново привести у гарний вигляд взуття, то цей спосіб вам дуже підійде. Треба лише один засіб, який ви точно знайдете у ванній кімнаті. Подробиці Підошва, зокрема біла, у кросівках дуже добре та просте відмивається звичайною зубною пастою. Потрібно просто на стару зубну щітку нанести горошинку пасти та натерти взуття. […]
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Українські водії можуть попасти на штраф через пішоходів: що треба знати
Патрульна поліція Києва нагадала водіям, в якому випадку можна отримати штраф через пішоходів. Про це повідомляє «РБК-Україна» із посиланням на прес-службу правоохоронців у Facebook. Про яке порушення та штраф йдеться Патрульні розповіли, як нещодавно притягнули до відповідальності водія, який не пропустив пішоходів у встановленому місці. Зазначається, що подія трапилася в Шевченківському районі Києва. «Інспектори помітили […]
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Як легко відбілити підошву кросівок за 5 хвилин
Якщо ви вранці поспішаєте і треба терміново привести у гарний вигляд взуття, то цей спосіб вам дуже підійде. Треба лише один засіб, який ви точно знайдете у ванній кімнаті. Подробиці Підошва, зокрема біла, у кросівках дуже добре та просте відмивається звичайною зубною пастою. Потрібно просто на стару зубну щітку нанести горошинку пасти та натерти взуття. […]
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Aldi is selling a £5.99 gadget that keeps houses warm without putting the heating on & it’ll reduce your energy bills
IF your home is feeling on the chillier side these days, Aldi has just the thing.
Shoppers can help keep their house nice and toasty for the remainder of winter without racking up heating bills.
AldiAldi shoppers can pick up a draught excluder for just £5.99 to keep their homes warm this winter[/caption]
AldiThe budget buy can help keep your home feeling toasty and cosy without breaking the budget[/caption]
So if you’re hoping to tackle a draught in your home without breaking the bank, a trip to your local Aldi may be in the cards.
According to the experts at Carbon Commentary, about 25% of the heat in your home is lost through draughts.
To reduce this loss and help save on your energy bills, it may be worth blocking up your problem areas.
A common part of the home for significant draughts is under your doorways.
Whether it’s your external door or one of the internal ones that proves to be the problem, this budget buy can help.
Aldi is currently offering a Draught Excluder from Kirkton House for just £5.99.
Available in four designs, the product is designed to be placed inside your door to prevent cold air from blowing in.
And even if you haven’t noticed a draught in your home, it is still ideal for reducing loss of heat from your room.
It is 100% polyester and is available in stores from the January 12.
Weighted down with sand, this “stylish addition” is great for tackling “sneaky breezes.”
The Navy Boucle, Grey Boucle, and Printed Geo styles all measure 85 centimetres by 25 centimetres in length.
Both the navy and grey styles feature a soft-to-the-touch fleece finish.
The printed geo design has a light brown and white pattern, designed to go with most decor styles.
And if you want to add some extra personality to your home, the draught excluder is also available in the form of a dog.
Resembling a long sausage dog, this version measures 88 centimetres by nine centimetres in length.
More Aldi middle aisle buys
IF it's middle aisle buys that you're looking here, some of the new items you won't want to miss.
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Aldi is selling a £5.99 gadget that keeps houses warm without putting the heating on & it’ll reduce your energy bills
IF your home is feeling on the chillier side these days, Aldi has just the thing.
Shoppers can help keep their house nice and toasty for the remainder of winter without racking up heating bills.
AldiAldi shoppers can pick up a draught excluder for just £5.99 to keep their homes warm this winter[/caption]
AldiThe budget buy can help keep your home feeling toasty and cosy without breaking the budget[/caption]
So if you’re hoping to tackle a draught in your home without breaking the bank, a trip to your local Aldi may be in the cards.
According to the experts at Carbon Commentary, about 25% of the heat in your home is lost through draughts.
To reduce this loss and help save on your energy bills, it may be worth blocking up your problem areas.
A common part of the home for significant draughts is under your doorways.
Whether it’s your external door or one of the internal ones that proves to be the problem, this budget buy can help.
Aldi is currently offering a Draught Excluder from Kirkton House for just £5.99.
Available in four designs, the product is designed to be placed inside your door to prevent cold air from blowing in.
And even if you haven’t noticed a draught in your home, it is still ideal for reducing loss of heat from your room.
It is 100% polyester and is available in stores from the January 12.
Weighted down with sand, this “stylish addition” is great for tackling “sneaky breezes.”
The Navy Boucle, Grey Boucle, and Printed Geo styles all measure 85 centimetres by 25 centimetres in length.
Both the navy and grey styles feature a soft-to-the-touch fleece finish.
The printed geo design has a light brown and white pattern, designed to go with most decor styles.
And if you want to add some extra personality to your home, the draught excluder is also available in the form of a dog.
Resembling a long sausage dog, this version measures 88 centimetres by nine centimetres in length.
More Aldi middle aisle buys
IF it's middle aisle buys that you're looking here, some of the new items you won't want to miss.
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Graham Potter to appoint former Championship manager as West Ham no2 just 13 days after he was sacked from last job
GRAHAM POTTER will appoint a recently sacked Championship manager to be his assistant at West Ham.
The former Chelsea boss is expected to be named as the new Hammers manager today.
AFPGraham Potter is expected to be named the West Ham manager[/caption]
RexNarcis Pelach will arrive as his no.2 despite being sacked by Stoke City in December[/caption]
Potter, 49, arrives at the London Stadium as the successor to Julen Lopetegui.
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on Graham Potter to appoint former Championship manager as West Ham no2 just 13 days after he was sacked from last job
GRAHAM POTTER will appoint a recently sacked Championship manager to be his assistant at West Ham.
The former Chelsea boss is expected to be named as the new Hammers manager today.
AFPGraham Potter is expected to be named the West Ham manager[/caption]
RexNarcis Pelach will arrive as his no.2 despite being sacked by Stoke City in December[/caption]
Potter, 49, arrives at the London Stadium as the successor to Julen Lopetegui.
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on I was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415
A WOMAN has swapped her picture-perfect life for the open road, leaving behind her marriage, thriving business, and five-bedroom house to travel Europe in a van – with her cat as her only companion.
Therese Eriksson, 33, once enjoyed a comfortable life in Sweden as a freelance videographer, renting a £1,750-a-month five-bedroom house and running her own successful business.
@ThereseErikssonTherese Eriksson ditched her ‘picture perfect’ life to go on the road with her cat[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonShe was sick of paying £1.7k a month on her home[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonShe now travels across Europe in her van which is now her home[/caption]
But despite the outward appearance of success, she felt deeply unfulfilled.
By April 2023, Therese had had enough.
Within two weeks, she left her marriage, sold most of her possessions, and invested £3,500 in a 2007 Peugeot Boxer van, which she converted into a mobile home.
Alongside her four-and-a-half-year-old cat, Tindra, she set off to explore Europe – and she’s never looked back.
Speaking from near Malaga in southern Spain, she said: “The relationship wasn’t working so I decided within two weeks that I’m done with this.
“I said ‘take whatever you want, I don’t know when I’m going to come back. All I’m having is the cat’.
“I’m much happier now – life is much simpler.
“I am so grateful and happy for everything. I have stopped caring what people think.
“I don’t care about materialistic things. I’m much less worried about my appearance – I don’t always wear makeup and if my hair’s a mess I just put it in a bun.
“From the outside my old life was perfect. I had my company, I had a big house, it looked so nice.
“But I was never happy. There was so much pressure and focus on my career. Now my life is completely different – it’s like night and day.
“Then I was constantly seeing and comparing myself to other people in the rat race.
“Now I’m so shut off from that. I don’t look at the news and live in the moment.”
Therese is part of a growing trend of people converting vans to live in, according to firm The Man Van, which specialises in house removals in London.
I was too scared to pursue it before because I didn’t know how I would go about it
Therese Eriksson
Since leaving Sweden, she has driven around 50,000 miles, visiting Spain, France, Germany and Italy in the process.
Her van is insulated and has a bed and batteries to charge her phone and laptop. But it has no running water or a toilet.
This is a far cry from the life she enjoyed in her £1,750-a-month house which overlooked the stunning Mälaren Lake in the Swedish city of Västerås.
She also ran a successful videographer firm called Tuss Media which she had built up from scratch since finishing a degree in geoscience at the University of Uppsala in 2017.
She used to run a successful videographer firm called Tuss Media@ThereseErikssonShe’s now found love for solo travelling with her cat@ThereseEriksson@ThereseErikssonTherese discovered her love for travelling when she was 18-years-old[/caption]
She did this while filming content for her YouTube channel @ThereseEriksson, which chronicles her current travels.
But deep down, she found none of this satisfying and decided that by indulging her love of solo travelling – a bug she picked up when she travelled alone aged 18 to Egypt in 2010 – would be the best remedy.
“The house cost €2,100-a-month (£1,750) just for rent. Now I spend €500-a-month (£415) for everything,” she said.
“And I live so free. I can decide if I want a mountain view or the beach, if I want to be in a town or the countryside.
How much does it cost to live in a caravan?
LIVING in a caravan can be an economical and flexible lifestyle choice in the UK. Here's a breakdown of potential costs:
Initial Costs
Caravan Purchase: £8,000 – £40,000 (depending on size, age, and condition)
Caravan Insurance: £200 – £800 per year
Ongoing Monthly Costs
Pitch Fees: £150 – £600 (varies by location and facilities)
Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water): £40 – £120
Maintenance and Repairs: £20 – £80
Internet and TV: £20 – £50
Gas for Heating/Cooking: £15 – £40
Other Potential Costs
Waste Disposal Fees: £8 – £25
Transport Costs (if moving locations): Variable, depending on distance
Optional Add-ons (Awning, Solar Panels, etc.): £400 – £1,600 (one-time)
Sample Monthly Budget
Pitch Fees: £400
Utilities: £80
Maintenance and Repairs: £40
Internet and TV: £40
Gas for Heating/Cooking: £25
Total: £585
Annual Estimated Cost
Total Monthly Costs: £585 x 12 = £7,020
Insurance: £500
Maintenance and Repairs: £480
Total Annual Cost: £8,000
Tips to Save
Off-Peak Pitch Fees: Look for lower rates during off-peak seasons.
DIY Maintenance: Handle minor repairs yourself.
Energy Efficiency: Invest in solar panels to reduce utility costs.
While initial setup costs can be significant, ongoing expenses for living in a caravan can be relatively low, making it a viable option for those seeking an affordable and mobile lifestyle in the UK.
“I meet amazing people all the time. The difference is night and day.
“I have always been dreaming about being a TV presenter for a travel show in Sweden.
“I love travelling and being in front of the camera, it has been my biggest dream since I was 14.
“My YouTube channel and film making skills allow me to travel and I have my own show and am living my dream.
@ThereseErikssonI was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415, , Images supplied by @ThereseEriksson[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonI was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415, , Images supplied by @ThereseEriksson[/caption]
“I was too scared to pursue it before because I didn’t know how I would go about it. And also people told me I couldn’t do it.
“That killed my dreams for so long but now I am alive to what is possible and am living the best life imaginable.”
The Rise Of Van Life
The rise of van life began during the pandemic in 2020. With no one able to leave the country, staycations became popular for many say camping blog venturecampers.
On top of that, the rising cost of renting a house has put many off doing so, especially when wages have failed to keep up with the cost of living crisis.
Although it has gained popularity again, many people opted for van life in the 60s and 70s.
2 weeks agoNews ONEComments Off on I was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415
A WOMAN has swapped her picture-perfect life for the open road, leaving behind her marriage, thriving business, and five-bedroom house to travel Europe in a van – with her cat as her only companion.
Therese Eriksson, 33, once enjoyed a comfortable life in Sweden as a freelance videographer, renting a £1,750-a-month five-bedroom house and running her own successful business.
@ThereseErikssonTherese Eriksson ditched her ‘picture perfect’ life to go on the road with her cat[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonShe was sick of paying £1.7k a month on her home[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonShe now travels across Europe in her van which is now her home[/caption]
But despite the outward appearance of success, she felt deeply unfulfilled.
By April 2023, Therese had had enough.
Within two weeks, she left her marriage, sold most of her possessions, and invested £3,500 in a 2007 Peugeot Boxer van, which she converted into a mobile home.
Alongside her four-and-a-half-year-old cat, Tindra, she set off to explore Europe – and she’s never looked back.
Speaking from near Malaga in southern Spain, she said: “The relationship wasn’t working so I decided within two weeks that I’m done with this.
“I said ‘take whatever you want, I don’t know when I’m going to come back. All I’m having is the cat’.
“I’m much happier now – life is much simpler.
“I am so grateful and happy for everything. I have stopped caring what people think.
“I don’t care about materialistic things. I’m much less worried about my appearance – I don’t always wear makeup and if my hair’s a mess I just put it in a bun.
“From the outside my old life was perfect. I had my company, I had a big house, it looked so nice.
“But I was never happy. There was so much pressure and focus on my career. Now my life is completely different – it’s like night and day.
“Then I was constantly seeing and comparing myself to other people in the rat race.
“Now I’m so shut off from that. I don’t look at the news and live in the moment.”
Therese is part of a growing trend of people converting vans to live in, according to firm The Man Van, which specialises in house removals in London.
I was too scared to pursue it before because I didn’t know how I would go about it
Therese Eriksson
Since leaving Sweden, she has driven around 50,000 miles, visiting Spain, France, Germany and Italy in the process.
Her van is insulated and has a bed and batteries to charge her phone and laptop. But it has no running water or a toilet.
This is a far cry from the life she enjoyed in her £1,750-a-month house which overlooked the stunning Mälaren Lake in the Swedish city of Västerås.
She also ran a successful videographer firm called Tuss Media which she had built up from scratch since finishing a degree in geoscience at the University of Uppsala in 2017.
She used to run a successful videographer firm called Tuss Media@ThereseErikssonShe’s now found love for solo travelling with her cat@ThereseEriksson@ThereseErikssonTherese discovered her love for travelling when she was 18-years-old[/caption]
She did this while filming content for her YouTube channel @ThereseEriksson, which chronicles her current travels.
But deep down, she found none of this satisfying and decided that by indulging her love of solo travelling – a bug she picked up when she travelled alone aged 18 to Egypt in 2010 – would be the best remedy.
“The house cost €2,100-a-month (£1,750) just for rent. Now I spend €500-a-month (£415) for everything,” she said.
“And I live so free. I can decide if I want a mountain view or the beach, if I want to be in a town or the countryside.
How much does it cost to live in a caravan?
LIVING in a caravan can be an economical and flexible lifestyle choice in the UK. Here's a breakdown of potential costs:
Initial Costs
Caravan Purchase: £8,000 – £40,000 (depending on size, age, and condition)
Caravan Insurance: £200 – £800 per year
Ongoing Monthly Costs
Pitch Fees: £150 – £600 (varies by location and facilities)
Utilities (Electricity, Gas, Water): £40 – £120
Maintenance and Repairs: £20 – £80
Internet and TV: £20 – £50
Gas for Heating/Cooking: £15 – £40
Other Potential Costs
Waste Disposal Fees: £8 – £25
Transport Costs (if moving locations): Variable, depending on distance
Optional Add-ons (Awning, Solar Panels, etc.): £400 – £1,600 (one-time)
Sample Monthly Budget
Pitch Fees: £400
Utilities: £80
Maintenance and Repairs: £40
Internet and TV: £40
Gas for Heating/Cooking: £25
Total: £585
Annual Estimated Cost
Total Monthly Costs: £585 x 12 = £7,020
Insurance: £500
Maintenance and Repairs: £480
Total Annual Cost: £8,000
Tips to Save
Off-Peak Pitch Fees: Look for lower rates during off-peak seasons.
DIY Maintenance: Handle minor repairs yourself.
Energy Efficiency: Invest in solar panels to reduce utility costs.
While initial setup costs can be significant, ongoing expenses for living in a caravan can be relatively low, making it a viable option for those seeking an affordable and mobile lifestyle in the UK.
“I meet amazing people all the time. The difference is night and day.
“I have always been dreaming about being a TV presenter for a travel show in Sweden.
“I love travelling and being in front of the camera, it has been my biggest dream since I was 14.
“My YouTube channel and film making skills allow me to travel and I have my own show and am living my dream.
@ThereseErikssonI was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415, , Images supplied by @ThereseEriksson[/caption]
@ThereseErikssonI was sick of paying £1.7k rent – so I divorced my husband & quit my job, to live in a van that only costs £415, , Images supplied by @ThereseEriksson[/caption]
“I was too scared to pursue it before because I didn’t know how I would go about it. And also people told me I couldn’t do it.
“That killed my dreams for so long but now I am alive to what is possible and am living the best life imaginable.”
The Rise Of Van Life
The rise of van life began during the pandemic in 2020. With no one able to leave the country, staycations became popular for many say camping blog venturecampers.
On top of that, the rising cost of renting a house has put many off doing so, especially when wages have failed to keep up with the cost of living crisis.
Although it has gained popularity again, many people opted for van life in the 60s and 70s.
Tom FarmerStuart Hogg is set to be sentenced today over a shocking five-year domestic abuse campaign against his estranged wife[/caption]
Hogg pleaded guilty to a single charge of domestic abuse of his ex-partner GillianAFPThe ex-Scotland captain now plays for French club Montpellier[/caption]
The rugby star admitted shouting and swearing, tracking the mum of four’s movements and sending her distressing messages.
He berated her for “not being fun” after going on drinking binges with colleagues, and once hounded her with over 200 texts within hours which caused her to suffer a panic attack.
He returned to the field last month in the game against the Ospreys in a Challenge Cup match.
Hogg was due to be sentenced on the domestic abuse charge last month.
However, Sheriff Paterson deferred sentence until January 9 for clarification on whether a community order with remotely monitored supervision can be imposed, as Hogg now lives abroad.
He will appear at Selkirk Sheriff Court today for sentencing.
Hogg had been due to stand trial at the same court in November but pleaded guilty that day to a charge of domestic abuse between 2019 and 2024 at locations including Hawick in the Scottish Borders.
Prosecutor Drew Long said the couple moved to Exeter in 2019 with their three young children, all under three, but Hogg’s “behaviour deteriorated” as he went out partying.
Mr Long said Hogg would “shout and swear and accuse Mrs Hogg of not being fun” for not joining in drinking, and that her family “noticed a change in her”.
In 2022, Mrs Hogg went on a night out and was bombarded with text messages from her husband which “caught the attention of the people she was with”, the court heard.
The following year, the couple moved to Hawick in the Borders, but Hogg used an app to track his wife and “questioned her whereabouts” while she was dropping the children off, Mr Long told the court.
In 2023, Mrs Hogg decided to leave the rugby player and sought advice from a domestic abuse service.
The court heard that in September 2023, Hogg sent so many messages that it led Mrs Hogg to have a panic attack, and Hogg “sent in excess of 200 texts in a few hours despite being asked to leave her alone”.
SplashHogg will appear at Selkirk Sheriff Court today for sentencing.[/caption]
InstagramLeonna Mayor, left, announced that she is expecting a child with Hogg in September[/caption]
On February 21 last year, police were called due to Hogg “shouting and swearing” and he was taken into custody and then placed on a bail order stipulating not to contact Mrs Hogg, or to enter the family home.
Hogg retired from professional rugby in July 2023 but last summer it was announced he was returning after signing for Montpellier on a two-year contract.
The 34-year-old TV presenter, dubbed ‘the world’s sexiest jockey’ in reference to her former career in horse racing, became involved in a series of spats on Twitter (X) about Hogg and the case.
She has regularly flaunted her baby bump and has revealed on social media that she and Hogg are expecting a baby boy.
Якщо ви вранці поспішаєте і треба терміново привести у гарний вигляд взуття, то цей спосіб вам дуже підійде. Треба лише один засіб, який ви точно знайдете у ванній кімнаті. Подробиці Підошва, зокрема біла, у кросівках дуже добре та просте відмивається звичайною зубною пастою. Потрібно просто на стару зубну щітку нанести горошинку пасти та натерти взуття. […]
Патрульна поліція Києва нагадала водіям, в якому випадку можна отримати штраф через пішоходів. Про це повідомляє «РБК-Україна» із посиланням на прес-службу правоохоронців у Facebook. Про яке порушення та штраф йдеться Патрульні розповіли, як нещодавно притягнули до відповідальності водія, який не пропустив пішоходів у встановленому місці. Зазначається, що подія трапилася в Шевченківському районі Києва. «Інспектори помітили […]
