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Brits fear autumn budget will put pressure on finances

The latest campaign reinforces the Italian brand’s enduring commitment to colour and personal expressionplaceholder image

FIAT launches colour-matching service

You can check your tyre depth by using the border of a 20p coinplaceholder image

A simple hack can save drivers from a £2,500 fine and a driving ban

Each donut either has a Traitor or Faithful centreplaceholder image

Krispy Kreme unveils new limited edition Traitors doughnuts

Halfords recruited Judi Love as their Wheel Life Worry Whisperer to keep Brits safe on the roadsplaceholder image

A quarter of motorists are driving potentially dangerous cars

TV Host Alison Hammond surprised some of Britain's most loyal peopleplaceholder image

Britain's most loyal people surprised by Alison Hammond

Three quarters of Brits don't floss dailyplaceholder image

Brits aren't following a dentist-recommended teeth cleaning routine

Sam Quek MBE joined White Claw and Cliq for their Walk & Talk meet upplaceholder image

Brits 'burnt out' with having to maintain adult friendships

The UK has the worst mental health in Europe and the third worst in the worldplaceholder image

UK worst in Europe for mental health

Fans in London have the opportunity to take part in the Pokémon GO Summer Questplaceholder image

Pokémon GO Summer Quest launching at National Trust sites

National Rail also worked with DJ Pete Tong MBE for the launchplaceholder image

National Rail develops song to optimise music discovery skills

Seven in 10 music fans were found to listen to the same tracks and albums again and again.

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Seven in 10 said they primarily pay with cash when they are abroadplaceholder image

Tourists overspend on their holiday budget by more than £100

36 per cent of those living in London said they would cry if their country got knocked outplaceholder image

London named the most 'World Cup-mad' city in the UK

The study was commissioned by Mattel to explore how play is evolving for a new generation of children, following the launch of its Disney and Pixar ‘Toy Story 5’ lineplaceholder image

Three quarters of parents are emotionally attached to childhood toys

AXA took to the streets of London to discuss entrepreneurs' business dreamsplaceholder image

Half of Gen Zs have started their own business

Half of Gen Z prefer picky dinners over more traditional offerings because they’re quick and easyplaceholder image

Gen Z is redefining traditional eating with ‘picky teas’

Six in 10 said lack of funding is holding them back from pursuing their entrepreneurial vision.placeholder image

Confidence and age are among the reasons Brits don’t start a business

Potholes top the list of motorists’ bugbearsplaceholder image

Cars damaged by a pothole cost an average of £164 to repair

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'I'm a bee expert - tips to turn your garden into a buzzing sanctuary'

The motoring brand created a video to show the difference in stopping distances.placeholder image

Worn tyres can be more dangerous than using a phone behind the wheel

Almost a third of the people polled reckon your taste buds fully mature as you go through your 20s.placeholder image

Brits are most adventurous with taste at the age of 26

Honda lined up a range of cars on London’s Harley Street, famous for cosmetic procedures, to show how the iconic Civic has evolved since its inception in 1972.placeholder image

Motorists will drive 63 laps around earth in their lifetime

Motorists will drive the equivalent of 63 laps around earth in their lifetime, according to a study.

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77 per cent of grown-ups admit they have been posed an animal question from their child they didn’t know the answer to.placeholder image

Parents outsmarted by their children when it comes to animal knowledge

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