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Millions of shoppers could be missing out on savings because hidden codes on supermarket price labels can reveal exactly when promotional offers are due to end, according to consumer experts.Which? said many customers are unaware that small numbers printed on labels can indicate when discounts will finish, allowing shoppers to plan purchases before prices rise again.The organisation recently shared guidance online explaining how shoppers can interpret codes used by major retailers to manage promotional pricing and stock rotation.Tesco uses a reverse-style coding system on some promotional labels, which can make the expiry date of offers difficult to identify at first…

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The type of support that can be provided for in an EHCP varies depending on each child’s individual needs. They can include things like speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, access to mental health services, or one-on-one time with a teaching assistant.

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A thrilled dad from Margate in Kent has won a whopping £1million prize on the National Lottery Lotto draw by total accident.The winner, who wished to remain anonymous, went to his local retailer to claim a free Lucky Dip ticket and “accidentally purchased” another ticket at the same time.It was that mistaken purchase that came up trumps, matching five main numbers plus the Bonus Ball on November 29.The lucky dad now plans to buy a house and treat his loved ones.He said: “We just couldn’t believe it when we found out, it was a complete shock.”The fact it was the…

Sadiq Khan’s office stands to receive an additional £916,000 from London’s pubs, clubs and bars following Labour’s business rates revaluation, which takes effect in April.The increase comes as hospitality venues across the capital continue to pay the Crossrail levy — a 2p charge applied to a property’s rateable value to help fund the Elizabeth Line. More than a third of business rates collected in London flow directly to the Greater London Authority rather than individual boroughs, meaning the Mayor’s administration benefits from higher valuations.The Chancellor has announced limited support for pubs affected by wider business‑rates changes, but this relief does…

Thames Valley Police have revealed they are searching addresses in Norfolk and Berkshire as part of their investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The former Duke of York was arrested earlier today on suspicion of misconduct in the public office. A statement by TVP said: “As part of the investigation, we have today (19/2) arrested a man in his sixties from Norfolk on suspicion of misconduct in public office and are carrying out searches at addresses in Berkshire and Norfolk.”The man remains in police custody at this time.Thames Valley Police have confirmed they are searching addresses in Berkshire and Norfolk | GETTY…

University College London (UCL) has agreed to a £21million settlement with around 6,500 former students who claimed they were short-changed on their education during the coronavirus pandemic.The agreement, reached without any admission of liability, is expected to have implications for higher‑education institutions across Britain facing similar legal challenges.Students argued they had paid tuition fees for face‑to‑face teaching and full access to campus facilities but instead received online instruction when lockdown restrictions forced universities to close.UCL said it had chosen to resolve the dispute rather than continue court proceedings in order to avoid “diverting valuable resources away from teaching, research and…

Silent Witness viewers have expressed their displeasure with Wednesday night’s episode, which concluded this week’s plot titled The Enemy Within.Some claimed they even “switched off” as they labelled the episode as being overhauled by “wokeness”.The Enemy Within centred on a stabbing incident in Birmingham that initially appears to have racial motivations.A disturbing video then surfaced, warning that the victim was a “racist pig” and threatening “the end of white people.”Silent Witness fans fumed over the ‘woke’ episodes of the BBC drama | BBCHowever, the investigation took an unexpected turn when forensic experts uncovered that the inflammatory footage is actually a…