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Keep flies out of your house this summer with 3-in-1 LED fly zapper that’s nearly 50% off

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Fight off fruit flies, blue bottles, midges and mosquitoes this summer with a handy 3-in-1 LED silent fly zapper that will keep your house fly-free – and what’s more, it’s nearly half-price

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Keep flies out this summer with this 3-in-1 LED fly zapper that’s nearly 50% off(Image: Amazon)

If you’re fed up with swatting flies during the summer months, this 3-in-1 LED gadget could be your new best friend. Currently on sale as part of Amazon’s Prime Day deals, this fly zapper is up for grabs with a whopping 44% discount, saving shoppers a handy £22. Normally retailing for £49.99, this LED fly zapper can now be picked up for the reduced price of £27.99 while this sale lasts.

Touted as a safe and powerful fly killer, this Dnenellr lamp is equipped with a 360° fully enclosed protective grid, ensuring safety for children and pets when kept on tables and counters. Armed with a built-in 1400V high-voltage grid and 365nm UV light, this lamp instantly attracts and eliminates mosquitoes, flies, and gnats. With an effective coverage area of up to 90 m², this fly zapper promises to provide reliable insect control both indoors and outdoors, without breaking the bank.

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Dnenellr Fly Zapper, 3 IN 1 LED UV Mosquito Killer Lamp
This Dnenellr 3-in-1 LED Fly Zapper has 44% off on Amazon(Image: Amazon)

Armed with 3-in-1 light modes with a smart sensor, this lamp easily switches between three lighting modes, including a UV insect zapper, a soft warm light, and a bright LED. When set in auto mode, the lamp intelligently activates at night for hands-free protection, ensuring no insects bother you while you sleep. What’s more, this fly killer doubles as a mosquito trap and ambient night light, making it an ideal choice for bedrooms, patios, balconies, or living spaces when you want to relax on evenings.

Built with a 2500mAh rechargeable battery, the fly zapper offers up to 13 hours in UV mode and 8–13 hours in lighting modes, promising protection from flies through the day or night without it stopping. The lamp charges quickly via USB-C, making it perfect for daily use, travel, camping, or outdoor events without the need for constant plug-in.

Plus, it’s portable and adaptable to any space. The fly zapper is lightweight and compact design features a convenient hanging strap, allowing flexible placement in tents, gardens, balconies, or next to your bed. Its sleek, modern look blends easily into any décor while offering silent and efficient insect elimination while you eat, sleep or go about your day.

One thrilled reviewer can’t stop beaming about this fly zapper’s prowess, as they write: “So, I understand that flies are probably an integral part of the ecosystem, and I get that without flies things wouldn’t function the way they currently do… but, I really really do not like flies, I really dislike them a lot, and so unfortunately for me, this item means that any flies that dare fly into my house are now going to get zapped, and I’m sorry, but that is just the way it is now.”

They go on to add: “Anyway, this so far is working like a charm. It’s really easy to use, and I didn’t even have the charge it, it was charged fresh out of the box, and there’s two buttons, one which turns it on, firstly you have the UV blue light, and then you can toggle through different light settings (non Blue), and then the other button switches on the auto setting, meaning that the UV light will come on when the sensor detects that it’s night time. The entire thing is encased in a ‘cage’, meaning that small kids and pets can’t reach in and get a little shock to their fingers, and it also has a strap that allows you to hang it up if that’s what you’d rather do.”

They conclude: “All in all, very well made, extremely good value for money, and it works! Also, it comes with a little brush to clean the insides and a charging cable. So honestly, this is a solid 10/10 for me, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who doesn’t really enjoy flies like me!”

Another satisfied customer shares: “This is a stylish little UV bug zapper, it looks sleek and modern. Its compact size and USB powered capability makes it super portable and versatile. It can be stood upright on a table or hung up on a hook or parasol using the attached silicone loop.”

Continuing: “It has 3 light settings, UV blue, warm white and bright white, so can be used as a lamp.I put this light up during our recent outdoor pizza night party and it appeared to work pretty effectively, as I could hear a little electrical buzz every now and again. Can be used indoors or outdoors and is ideal for picnics and camping.”

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For alternative fly zappers, check out B&Q’s Fly and Insect LED Killer for £19.99, or check out Argos’ offering with this Zero In Ultra Power UV Light Insect Killer for the reduced price of £33.33, down from £50.

Tottenham exploring move for Brentford’s Wissa

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Sami Mokbel
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Yoane Wissa, a Brentford forward, is being looked at by Tottenham.

According to BBC Sport, Brentford’s rivals in London are interested in the 28-year-old, which could bring the forward back together with his former manager Thomas Frank, who is currently in charge of Spurs.

Wissa may move across the capital, according to sources. In recent months, Wissa has attracted a lot of Premier League interest, with Nottingham Forest failing to sign the DR Congo international in January.

Spurs, who scored 20 goals last season, are now interested in the former Lorient player.

Wissa’s current contract expires the summer of 2018, but it has the option to extend it by a further year.

Since Frank, Christian Norgaard, Christian Norgaard, and Mark Flekken, goalkeeper, have already been traded to Arsenal and Bayer Leverkusen, it is understood Brentford are reluctant to lose Wissa this summer.

They may also lose Bryan Mbeumo to Manchester United, who has had two offers for the Cameroon international turned down, but who is still in talks with Brentford about moving.

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Palace await Euro fate as Lyon win relegation appeal

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Sami Mokbel
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After winning their appeal against relegation, Lyon will play in the league next season.

Due to their poor financial situation, French football authorities last month demoted the seven-time champions to Ligue 2.

Since Lyon has also qualified for the competition, Crystal Palace’s chances of playing in the Europa League next season could be affected by that decision, which has now been reversed.

By the end of the week, Uefa may make a decision regarding Palace’s situation.

Lyon welcomes the decision to keep the team in Ligue 1, according to a statement from Lyon. The appeal committee appreciates the club’s new management’s determination to ensure responsible management in the future.

Due to a alleged violation of Uefa’s multi-club ownership regulations, Palace’s position in Europe is uncertain for the upcoming season.

The case centers on American businessman John Textor’s Eagle Football Holdings.

The business currently owns stakes in Palace and Lyon, according to Uefa regulations that state clubs cannot compete in the same European competition if they are owned by the same person or entity at a certain point in the hierarchy.

FA Cup winners Palace have argued that Textor has no real power over the decision-making process, but Uefa have yet to decide whether to support the Premier League side’s defense.

In order to allow Palace to participate in the competition, they had agreed with Uefa to be excluded from the Europa League if Lyon’s relegation had been upheld.

The worst is “Palace fear.”

The fate of Selhurst Park fans and Crystal Palace’s Europa League ambitions are now at the hands of Uefa.

By the end of the week, they are awaiting Uefa to decide whether John Textor’s ownership of the club infringes the governing body’s multi-club ownership regulations.

Many Palace residents are upset that the governing body wants to avoid passing a resolution because Uefa has waited to decide whether Textor held decisive control of Selhurst Park.

Uefa cannot appeal the decision for very long because Lyon have won their appeal against relegation from the league one. Would Uefa have already made that decision if they had concluded Palace were not breaking any of their rules?

The Eagles are concerned about that.

Palace’s first competitive start would likely be the European Conference League next year, which would still be their first opportunity to compete against other European clubs.

However, if that happens, Selhurst Park will experience a significant miscarriage of justice.

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Can BRICS challenge the US-led world order?

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Donald Trump has threatened to impose additional tariffs on countries that align with the BRICS.

The developing nations’ BRICS group has the goal of challenging the US-led economic order. Theoretically, it has the power to sway changes to global governance. However, some critics claim that members of the expanded group are divided.

During the gathering in Rio de Janeiro, BRICS leaders have criticized US policies, including trade tariffs, but they have refrained from directly mentioning Washington.

Donald Trump threatened a 10% levy on any nation that adheres to BRICS policies in his response.

UK’s Starmer hosts France’s Macron for migration talks during state visit

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As his hosts are expected to demand urgent action to stop illegal immigration during his three-day state visit to the United Kingdom, French President Emmanuel Macron has switched from the genteel royal pomp and ceremony to the harder edges of the political spectrum.

As the leaders met on Wednesday at 10 Downing Street, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was expected to urge Macron to do more to stop refugee and migrant crossings across the English Channel.

The Labour government’s major political issue is the number of refugees and migrants crossing England’s southern coast in small boats from northern France, which has helped the far-right Reform UK party achieve significant political gains with its platform for a hardline anti-immigration platform.

Macron’s second day of visiting the UK, which began with a lavish banquet at Windsor Castle and a warm welcome from King Charles III and members of the royal family, is now in full swing.

The French president’s first state visit to the UK since Nicolas Sarkozy in 2008 and the first one to officially announce Brexit in 2020. King Charles III invited Macron to go on a trip.

Not favorable to the EU’s “One in, one out” agreement

Macron addressed the British parliament on Tuesday, promising to implement measures to reduce the number of people crossing the English Channel. He also referred to the situation as a “burden” for both nations. He added that “humanity, solidarity, and fairness” are both required to deal with illegal immigration in France and the UK.

According to the domestic Press Association news agency, Britain wants to reach a “one in, one out” agreement to allow the country to accept asylum seekers from other countries in Europe who share a British connection.

France has previously resisted signing a similar agreement, arguing that the UK should engage in cross-border negotiations with all member states of the EU.

According to Al Jazeera’s Milena Veselinovic, who reports from London, “This deal is far from finished because there is a lot of opposition from some European countries, which are typically the ports of entry for people seeking to come to Europe, such as Spain, Malta, Italy, Greece, and Cyprus,”

“The reason is that, in theory, France could simply move on the people they receive from Britain and apply for asylum there, the first port of entry nations. Keir Starmer also has a lot of stumbling blocks to overcome when trying to persuade President Macron of this deal.

Starmer was asked to “say to the French president we won’t accept undocumented males across the English Channel” by Reform UK leader Nigel Farage in parliament.

The UK has grown frustrated over funding for France to stop refugees and migrants fleeing, as well as a law that prohibits police from intercepting boats while they are close to shore.

According to Starmer, “We will only provide funding that fulfills our priorities,” Starmer told parliament, adding that Britain had persuaded the French to “review their laws and tactics on the north coast to take more effective action.”

He continued, “I’ll be having discussions with President Macron about this.”

After he came to power a year ago, Starmer promised to “smash the gangs,” allowing thousands of people to board the small boats, only to see their numbers record rise.

This year, more than 21, 000 people have traveled dangerously from northern France to southeast England using basic vessels.

The Macrons paid their respects to Queen Elizabeth II’s tomb at Windsor’s St. George’s Chapel on the second day of their visit.

Macron then bide his farewells to his host and left for central London, where he had lunch with the king and discussed biodiversity issues with him.

The two countries’ alliance was as crucial as ever amid a “multitude of complex threats,” Charles told a crowd of 160 people at the banquet on Tuesday evening, including royals, Starmer, and music icons Elton John and Mick Jagger.

Even though Britain has left the European Union, Veselinovic claimed in an address to parliament that “Britain and France were too dependent on the US and China, and that they really need to take joint decisions on defense and security.”

Macron praised “this entente amicale that unites our two fraternal peoples in an unwavering alliance,” as Charles clintonized a new UK-France “entente… no longer just cordiale, but now amicale.”

Kris Jenner pens sweet tribute to granddaughter Penelope as she reaches major milestone

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Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian’s daughter Penelope Disick just turned 13 and the teen’s ‘Lovey’ Kris Jenner marked the milestone with a gushing tribute on social media

Kris Jenner’s second grandchild is now a teenager

Kris Jenner has gushed over her granddaughter Penelope Disick as the teen reached a huge milestone by turning 13. Momager Kris penned a sweet message to the teenager on social media.

“The world is yours, my sweet P,” Kris wrote as she shared a heartfelt tribute to granddaughter Penelope Disick as she officially enters her teenage years.

The Kardashian-Jenner matriarch, 69, took to Instagram to celebrate Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick’s only daughter hitting the milestone birthday, alongside a string of sweet throwback snaps.

“My beautiful granddaughter Penelope is officially a teenager,” Kris wrote, posing in one photo alongside Penelope and a much younger Kourtney “I can’t believe you are 13 today!”

The proud grandmother, nicknamed Lovey by her grandchildren, continued: “P you are such a smart, strong, confident, kind, fun, and amazing girl. You’re the best daughter, sister, granddaughter, friend, cousin, and niece, and you make all of us so proud every single day.”

Kris shared a heartfelt message to her granddaughter
Kris shared a heartfelt message to her granddaughter(Image: krisjenner/instagram)

“You already have the most amazing sense of style and such a creative spirit. Getting to watch you grow into this amazing young lady has been one of the greatest blessings of my life, and being your Grandmother is a gift I cherish every single day. The world is yours my sweet P, and I love you beyond words!!”

Penelope – Kourtney and Scott’s middle child – has grown up in front of the cameras and is often seen on family trips or twinning with Kris – including in one snap where the pair sport matching lemon-printed dresses. She’s also been spotted at Beyoncé gigs with aunts Kim and Khloé Kardashian and cousin North West.

Penelope and north west
Penelope was seen recently at a beyonce gig(Image: krisjenner/instagram)

It comes just weeks after Kourtney, 46, got emotional over another big milestone: Penelope finishing sixth grade.

“Me crying bc my baby girl is done with sixth grade,” Kourtney admitted in a June 3 Instagram Story, joking: “She’s taking pics of me.”

The reality star, who also shares sons Mason, 15, and Reign, 10, with Scott and baby Rocky with husband Travis Barker, famously pulls out all the stops when it comes to marking her kids’ big moments. Last year she hired a Raising Canes food truck and a mechanical bull to celebrate the end of the school year, writing: “School is out!! Hello Summer!”

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We have all watched Penelope grow over the years
We have all watched Penelope grow over the years(Image: krisjenner/instagram)

However, Kourtney who’s also stepmum to Travis’ children Atiana, 26, Landon, 21, and Alabama, 19 has admitted she doesn’t exactly rate the school system, calling it “so dated” during a chat with Khloé on her Khloé in Wonderland podcast.