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• Next shoppers hail £29 corduroy shacket as their 'new favourite layer' for spring

  By Emily Sleight Verified, Lauren Codling Verified| The Daily Mirror Verified 'It's got a great smart casual feel and I'm intending to buy a third colour as I love it so much'With temperatures dropping slightly, nabbing a chic lightweight layer to stave off the chill has never been more tempting. With that in mind, we've spotted this stylish corduroy shacket from Next, which is ideal for throwing over lightweight knits, tees, or dresses. The £29 shacket features handy front pockets, a classic shirt collar design and is finished with button fastenings

  By Emily Sleight Verified, Lauren Codling Verified · The Daily Mirror

  Apr. 17, 2025

• Dunelm's £199 kitchen rug that's 'lightweight' and 'easy to manage' now £32.25

  By Emily Sleight Verified| Liverpool Echo Verified "It’s great, the rug is easy to wash too."Dunelm has launched a huge Easter sale and reduced the price of this practical kitchen rug that was originally priced at £199, down to £32.25 depending on what size you go for. The Churchgate Drayton Striped Jute Rug is currently available in sizes 160cm x 230cm for £32.25, and 200cm x 290cm for £49.75. In a striped design, the rug comes in a flatweave pile and a striped design that's easy to clean and maintain. This makes the rug perfect for your kitchen

  By Emily Sleight Verified · Liverpool Echo

  Apr. 16, 2025

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Liverpool Echo

The Liverpool Echo is a daily tabloid newspaper based in Liverpool, Merseyside, England. Established in 1879, it serves as a key source of local news, sports, entertainment, and community events for the Liverpool area. The newspaper is owned by Reach plc and is part of Trinity Mirror North West & North Wales. It is known for its centre-left political alignment. The Liverpool Echo maintains a strong online presence, offering digital versions of its print content, breaking news updates, and interactive features. It also has an extensive archive that provides historical access to its publications from 1879 to 1999. With an average daily circulation of around 10,961 as of 2024, the newspaper continues to engage a broad audience, including local residents and businesses. The current editor is Maria Breslin, and the newspaper is headquartered in St. Paul's Square, Liverpool.