The ultra warm and cosy coat is both a practical and on-trend piece that’s perfect for the autumn and winter months, and we know how to get it for just £6
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Shoppers can save over £100 by combing two online deals(Image: Regatta)
Fashion-savvy individuals looking to snag their new winter coat ahead of the season change whilst saving a few quid should cast their eyes towards Get The Label. This relatively under-the-radar fashion retailer has slashed the price of a Regatta coat, offering over £100 off a top-selling style.
The Willabella Fur Detail Jacket usually retails for £110 but has seen an 80% reduction, now priced at £22. But customers can bag it for less than £7 by combining the sale price with a deal from TopCashback.
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By making your purchase through this money-saving site, you’ll bag a £15 sign-up bonus as well as cashback into your account. For new members of TopCashback and first-time customers of Get The Label, the jacket can be snapped up for just £6.08, all you need to do is make your purchase through this unique link.
Stylish, insulated and water-repellent, the Willabella Fur Detail Jacket is perfect for everyday wear when the mercury starts to drop. The outer shell is crafted with a water-repellent coating, keeping you shielded from light showers.
The jacket also boasts Regatta’s cosy Thermoguard insulation to fend off the chilly weather. The jacket is finished with a chic and warm faux fur trim that adds a dash of whimsy to the otherwise practical piece. Shoppers can grab it in sizes ten to 18, all of which are still available.
Shoppers can save over £100 by combing two online deals(Image: Regatta)
Meanwhile, Debenhams is offering a 50% discount on the Kilnsey Waterproof Jacket from Tog24, now available for just £50, down from £100. This lightweight jacket is both waterproof and breathable, with fully taped seams to keep you completely dry in the rain.
Next’s Black Lightweight Quilted Jacket is another option, priced at £50. Available in both berry red and black, this trendy quilted jacket comes with a cosy hood, perfect for braving the unpredictable British autumn and winter weather.
Over at Get The Label, the Willabella Fur Detail Jacket hasn’t received any reviews yet, but it’s sure to become a favourite as the temperature starts to drop. However, it’s worth noting that it doesn’t come in different lengths, which could be a problem for those with longer torsos due to its short length, reports the Manchester Evening News.
How to claim your £6.08 Regatta Jacket
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Former Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards has spoken out about her ‘toxic’ relationship with ex Zayn Malik and how her current fiance Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reacted when an old flame got in touch
Perrie Edwards opens up about ‘toxic’ past with Zayn Malik and finding love with Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain(Image: Perrie Edwards/Instagram)
Perrie Edwards has revealed how her current fiancé Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain reacted when an old flame got back in touch with her.
The former Little Mix singer sits down with Paul C Brunson for an emotional chat on his podcast, sharing details of two painful miscarriages and her ‘toxic’ engagement to Zayn Malik amongst other topics.
Perrie and Zayn began dating soon after Little Mix triumphed on The X Factor in 2011, with their whirlwind romance accelerating rapidly. Zayn proposed in 2013 and even had Perrie’s image inked on his arm to show his love for the pop princess.
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Zayn Malik and Perrie Edwards’ engagement ended in tears (Image: PA)
However, their fairy-tale didn’t endure and the pair confirmed their engagement was over in July 2015. Perrie later disclosed that Zayn, who swiftly began dating Gigi Hadid following their break-up, actually ended things via text message.
Perrie went on to find love with former Liverpool and Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in 2017, welcoming their first baby Axl into the world in 2021 and becoming engaged the following year.
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On today’s instalment of We Need To Talk, Paul C Brunson’s podcast, Perrie recalls her unhealthy relationship with Zayn and how their ‘toxic’ romance compares to the bond she has with Alex these days.
She tells Celebs Go Dating star how her time with ‘first love’ Zayn shaped her future, admitting it was “probably not good” and that the pain of the heartbreak left her thinking “I’m done with men forever. That’s me done.”
But she managed to find peace in her next relationship and credits Alex with being a positive and healthy partner. Although she doesn’t mention Zayn by name, Perrie tells Paul about an instance when an ex got back in touch and how Alex handled it.
“And I remember there was one point my ex reached out and I didn’t know how to handle the situation because I’d been with Alex for like a year and a half, two years, and I felt a bit uncomfortable about it,” Perrie recalls.
“And I remember sweating and like panicking, thinking, I’ve got to tell him that, obviously, I’ve spoke to him. And I remember being terrified, thinking, oh, no. And then I sat down and I was like, I need to tell you something. He was like, ‘okay, is everything all right?’ I was like, ‘yes, such and such reached out today’.”
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She continues: “It was really weird. And he was like, same what? So I told him everything. And then he was like, okay, well, I really appreciate you telling me, like, thank you for letting me know. That’s fine. Like, hopefully, he doesn’t contact you again. I was thinking, okay, cool. That’s it. And that’s that. That was it.”
Elsewhere during the chat, Perrie, who has three year old son Axel with the footballer, calls the former One Direction heartthrob her “first love” but confesses their time together was anything but healthy.
Paul later asks how her relationship with Zayn, and its bitter ending, shaped how she loved again after their split. “Probably not good. It wasn’t it wasn’t ideal. I think it definitely at the time, I thought everything we experienced in our relationship was normal,” Perrie muses.
“Because it was my first relationship, first love. I was like, oh, this is how it’s supposed to feel. It’s supposed to feel a little bit toxic in some ways. This is probably normal.
“And then when I become single, I was almost thinking like I never, ever want to go through that again. I didn’t even want to meet anybody. I was like, that’s me done. I don’t think I could bear that pain. Like the pain of heartbreak is so grim that I remember thinking I’m done with men forever. That’s me done.
“And then when I met Alex, I had so many issues in our relationship at the beginning that I probably didn’t notice at the time. But now reflecting back, I’m thinking, oh, that probably wasn’t, it wasn’t good. And I’ve noticed it a lot.”
Boxer and reality star Tommy Fury opened up about the difficult year he had and reuniting with fellow Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague following their brief split last year
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Tommy Fury candidly opened up about his struggles ahead of the release of his new documentary series, Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury. The star had been hitting headlines in the last year following his split from Love Island co-star Molly-Mae Hague after five years together.
The couple became a fan-favourite after meeting on the ITV2 show in 2019 and went on to live together before welcoming a baby girl named Bambi, now two. In the summer of 2023, the boxer got down on one knee to propose to Molly-Mae while on a sunny holiday in Ibiza.
However, their relationship soon came crumbling down as Molly-Mae shocked the showbiz world with their breakup announcement in the summer of 2024. Rumours started swirling that Tommy was unfaithful, but he was quick to shut down the claims before revealing the real reason behind their breakup – issues with alcohol. It comes after Tyson Fury’s huge net worth is revealed as Morecambe face going out of business.
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He opened up about his drinking hell, hitting “rock bottom” and how he’s turned his life around to win back his fiancé and two-year-old Bambi.
Wake-up Call
He woke up to Molly-Mae and Bambi gone from the house(Image: Instagram)
Tommy discussed the harrowing moment he knew he needed to change or face losing his family forever.
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Molly-Mae made the drastic but understandable decision to move out of their family home as Tommy grappled with his drinking struggles. “I had enough drink to last me a lifetime in 2024,” he confessed.
“Suddenly, one day, you find that all you can do is sit down and then a few of them (drinks), it takes the pain away. You forget where you are, you forget what’s going on. And sometimes you want that feeling all the time, and that’s where obviously it starts.”
While he hasn’t quit drinking, he says he barely touches alcohol. After working on himself, Molly-Mae and Tommy soon reunited.
However, it was her upping and leaving that really got Tommy into shape. Tommy recalled: “I woke up one morning and everything was gone, Molly and the baby had gone. That was the moment I thought, ‘wow, what’s going on?’ And that was the moment where I just started to try and change things around.”
Lessons learned
John admitted that he urged Molly to leave Tommy(Image: CREDIT LINE:BBC / Optomen Television Limited)
The opening episode showed his dad and boxing trainer, John, admitting that he urged Molly to leave Tommy, believing it was necessary to sober him up.
“I mean, I probably would’ve walked away from me too,” Tommy said. “It was a tough moment in my life, but everything happens for a reason.
“I’m not happy that I went through that, but I’m grateful for the lessons that I’ve learned, and I don’t think I would’ve known half of what I know about myself if I never went through that.”
Feud with Molly-Mae’s sister
Zoe was skeptical about Molly-Mae’s reunion with Tommy(Image: Prime)
Molly-Mae’s sister Zoe had expressed her fears that the relationship was doomed – with her damning opinion being aired in the reality couple’s Amazon reality show, Behind It All, in May.
On Molly-Mae’s Amazon Prime series, Zoe and Molly-Mae clashed in the car after Zoe admitted she didn’t feel “comfortable” not discussing Molly’s relationship.
She added: “Sisters need to be able to tell each other everything.” Before Molly-Mae fumed: “Right, then I need to be able to tell you the good, the bad and the ugly.” Zoe went on to say: “Your relationship and how you feel and how you are with Tommy is my only concern.”
Zoe and Bambi performed exercises together in a recent video(Image: mollymae/Instagram)
This, however, appeared to touch a nerve for Molly who quipped: “Well what a lovely life you have, that, that is your only concern.” Pleading with her reality star sister, Zoe commented: “Nothing I do or say to you is going to change what you do, your opinion or how you feel towards him.”
“You know what Zoe, that’s the wisest thing you’ve ever said,” an annoyed Molly responded. Standing her ground, Zoe said: “I know at some point Mol, in the next year, however long it is, there will be a time, where unfortunately, and I hate to say it – you probably will be upset again.”
Now, three months on, it seems Zoe, Molly-Mae, and Tommy are all getting along swimmingly. Taking to social media over the weekend, the trio shared footage and photos of themselves working out in a gym together – alongside toddler Bambi.
Zoe and Bambi could be seen performing burpee exercises together, while further content showed the toddler watching her dad, Tommy, running on a treadmill in the same gym.
Molly-Mae shared content alongside an amusing caption, writing: “I think she may feel the same about the gym as I do,” drawing attention to Bambi’s unimpressed expression while watching her dad exercise.
Engagement update
Tommy shared an update on his relationship with Molly-Mae(Image: BBC)
Tommy and Molly-Mae only recently gave their romance another go after first heading on a family holiday together in April. On Tuesday’s edition of BBC Breakfast, Tommy provided an update on their romance.
The 26-year-old chatted to Jon Kay and Sarah Campbell regarding the current state of his relationship with Molly-Mae.
He revealed: “Me and Molly are in the best place that we’ve ever been in in our entire lives, even before all this. We’re do good now and it’s so nice to be in a healthy and loving relationship again.
“We’re keeping everything to ourselves and just enjoying what we’ve got and what we’ve created in Bambi.”
Yet the BBC presenter delved deeper into their present relationship circumstances, after Tommy’s proposal back in 2023. She enquired whether they remained engaged as Tommy playfully responded: “Who knows?”.
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A former Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has warned against vote-buying, describing it as one of the greatest threats to Nigeria’s democracy.
In a post on his official X handle on Tuesday, Obi said those who purchase votes only do so with the intention of gaining access to public funds, stressing that bribing voters today becomes “a licence to plunder tomorrow”.
According to him, money meant for schools, hospitals, roads, and jobs often ends up in private pockets once such politicians assume office.
“Such people are not leaders, they are looters. Their actions rob our society of dignity, development, and even life itself”, he wrote.
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The former governor of Anambra State also faulted voters who trade their ballots for cash or material gain, noting that they mortgage their future for tokens that cannot sustain them.
“When you exchange your ballot for money, you are selling away the schools your children should attend, the hospitals that should save lives, and the jobs that should lift families out of poverty”, he cautioned.
Obi stressed that the desperation of politicians to buy votes shows that the ballot remains powerful. He urged Nigerians to resist inducements and embrace the politics of service.
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“The real power does not lie in their money. It lies in your conscience, your courage, and your vote”, he declared.
The LP chieftain reiterated his call for a collective rejection of bribery in politics, urging citizens to elect leaders committed to building a new Nigeria.
Since announcing plans to invade northern Gaza and expel Palestinians again to the south, Israel has attacked displacement shelters in the Gaza City neighbourhood of Zeitoun, according to an investigation by Sanad, Al Jazeera’s verification unit.
Since August 13, Sanad has found that Israel stepped up the bombardment and shelling of Zeitoun, and often directly hit displacement shelters.
The siege and ongoing violence have compelled thousands of Palestinians to close their tents in the camps and flee further south, according to satellite imagery obtained by Sanad.
Israel is deliberately pushing people south as part of its invasion of northern Gaza (Al Jazeera)
The indiscriminate bombardment of civilian homes and displacement shelters is part of a broad pattern of Israeli war tactics that make no distinction between civilians and fighters.
Human rights groups, United Nations experts and numerous legal scholars believe Israel’s nearly two-year war on Gaza amounts to genocide.
Israel’s Western allies – who have long defended it from criticism by claiming it has the “right to defend itself” – are becoming increasingly alarmed at the humanitarian crisis unfolding in the enclave.
Many are calling on Israel to end the war and warning that its plan to seize northern Gaza could further exacerbate the suffering of civilians. The mass displacement and bombardment of Zeitoun encapsulate the atrocities resulting from Israel’s invasion.
Israel attacking displacement camps in Zeitoun (Al Jazeera)
Attacking shelters
There are about 11 displacement shelters in Zeitoun, each sheltering 4, 000 to 4, 500 besieged and hungry Palestinians.
Most live on just 3.2sq km (1.2sq miles), which makes up just 32 percent of the pre-war size of Zeitoun.
At the start of the war, Israel dug trenches in and around the neighbourhood, claiming it was creating a ‘ buffer zone”, and built the Netzarim Corridor, which has split Gaza into two zones.
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Israel’s recent bombardment of the neighbourhood is terrifying civilians into fleeing south, leading to another cycle of forced displacement that may amount to ethnic cleansing due to Israel’s attempt to destroy all livable facilities and structures.
An Al Jazeera journalist on the ground recently captured footage of Israel firing a missile directly at a home in Zeitoun.
While it is unclear whether anyone was inside, it is clear that all structures are being levelled, possibly to make it more difficult for any survivors to try to relocate to the area.
According to Sanad, there is clear evidence that Israel is pursuing that policy in and around Zeitoun. Sources found that Israel had attacked al-Falah School in Zeitoun and a tent camp on al-Lababidi Street between August 11 and August 16.
Both the Sheikh Ajilin neighborhood and the Nassr neighborhood’s Majida al-Wasila school were both affected by the tornado.
Since these structures are protected by international humanitarian law, direct attacks on tents and school shelters, which are the last resort of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.
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England vs. the United States: Women’s Rugby World Cup
Stadium of Light, Sunderland Date: Friday, August 22 Kick-off: 19:30 BST
The Women’s Rugby World Cup final in Twickenham has sold out, making it likely to be the largest crowd to watch a one-off women’s rugby game ever.
The previous record was set at Twickenham’s 82, 000-seat Allianz Stadium when England defeated France in the 2023 Six Nations.
66, 000 people tuned in to Stade de France’s opening day of the women’s rugby sevens at Paris 2024.
Three times as many tickets as were sold at the previous World Cup in New Zealand are sold, making 375, 000 of the 470, 000 tickets sold in total for the 32-game tournament, which begins on August 22.
The 2025 Rugby World Cup chair, Gill Whitehead, said, “We are very confident that the final will be the most popular women’s rugby match in history, easily exceeding the 66, 000 crowd that we saw in Paris in 2024.
The girls played at [Twickenham] Stoop]Stadium] around the corner to a crowd of 13, 000 people, according to the statement from England, “the last time the Women’s Rugby World Cup was held in 2010].
Never had the best of intentions or what I thought I would witness the girls leaving the tunnel and onto the three levels of a crowded Allianz Stadium. It is what makes up a girl’s “dreams.”
Numerous supporters have been drawn to recent Red Roses matches. England defeated Ireland and New Zealand at Twickenham last year in front of crowds of 48, 778, and 41-23.
In Eden Park, 42, 579 spectators watched the 2021 Rugby World Cup final, in which England succeded to New Zealand 34-31.
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