Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted a Deep Heat bubble bath soak in Home Bargains this week and people are going mad for it on social media.
Even better still, it’ll only set you back £2.49 – a small price to pay for a pain-free lifestyle, right?
A post featuring the product was shared to the ever-popular Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook yesterday and many eager shoppers seemed keen to head to their nearest Home Bargains branch in the hopes of getting their hands of a bottle of the pain-relieving potion.
People who have used the Deep Heat Foam Bath in the past have already branded it “amazing”.
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Proving extremely popular, the post went on to amass well over 7.8K interactions and 3.2K comments from group members sharing the news of the bargain product with their friends and family.
Of course though, the praise for the product was understandably combined with one overriding question – does it not burn? You know, in areas you don’t want it to burn?
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Let’s be honest, we were all thinking it.
Thankfully though, the Facebook user who shared the bargain purchase did very comically clarify that “my lady parts have not disintegrated or set on fire, nor have my nips frazzled. I’m not walking like John Wayne and I didn’t scream the house down when I got in”, which is about as glowing of a review as you could possibly hope for this product.
The Deep Heat Foam Bath is available at Home Bargains stores nationwide for £2.49 per 350ml bottle.
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If you are planning on hitting up Home Bargains to get your hands on this Deep Heat Foam Bath, then it’s advised you always check the opening times of your local branch before making any trips in store.
You can do so via the Home Bargains store finder here.
If you’ve not had much luck in locating it at your local Home Bargains branch, then you’ve no need to worry because we’ve also found it stocked on Amazon too.
It may be a little more expensive than at Home Bargains, but if you can’t make your way to store / or you’re in desperate need, then you can grab a bottle to be delivered right to your front door here.
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Entire tram line suspended due to overhead line damage at Old Trafford
Daisy Jackson
Metrolink trams along the Altrincham line have been suspended due to damage to an overhead line near Old Trafford.
The damage, caused by a third party, has caused significant disruption for commuters across the Greater Manchester region this afternoon.
No Metrolink tram services are operating between Altrincham and Piccadilly, in either direction.
Large queues are already forming for buses at Piccadilly Gardens as people attempt to get home.
Engineers have arrived on site to try and fix the issue, but ‘significant disruption’ is expected to continue into the evening.
TfGM and Metrolink have also deployed staff to assist people with their journeys at all stops in the city centre as well as at Old Trafford, Trafford Bar, and Cornbrook.
Trams between Bury and Deansgate-Castlefield are unaffected.
Ticket acceptance is in place on the 245, 255, 256, 263, 281 and 285 bus services and on Northern Rail services between Altrincham and the city centre. Simply show the driver your Metrolink ticket or pass when boarding.
You can plan the rest of your journey online using the TfGM journey planner here.
Pubs can extend their opening hours if England make it to the Euro 2024 semi-finals
Emily Sergeant
Pubs are to be permitted to extend their opening hours if England make it through to the semi-finals of EURO 2024 this summer.
With the Premier League, and the English and Scottish football leagues, all drawing to a close over the next couple of weeks, our nations are already looking ahead to what is gearing up to be a massive summer of sport – with both the UEFA EURO 2024, and the 2024 Olympics coming up before August is out.
And now, it’s been revealed by Home Secretary James Cleverly that if either England or Scotland’s mens national football teams make it to the semi-final of European football’s flagship tournament, then pubs will be allowed to stay open for longer.
But, there’s a bit of a catch… because isn’t there always?
The Government has said that venues will be allowed to stay open for an extra two hours on match days if either or both teams reach the last four or the final of the competition, but this only applies to pubs that already have a license to open until 11pm anyway.
The move to extend opening hours comes after a consultation at the end of last year, and is hoped to provide a boost to the hospitality industry – which has notably been hit hard during the ongoing cost of living crisis.
The Home Secretaries in England and Wales, under Section 172 of the Licensing Act 2003, can make an order relaxing licensing hours to mark occasions of “exceptional national significance”, but the Scottish and Northern Irish Governments have to set their own rules.
“We have listened to the public through our consultation,” explained Home Secretary James Cleverley, “and we will be extending pub licensing hours should England or Scotland reach the semi-finals or final of Euro 2024.”
The EURO 2024 semi-finals are to be held on Tuesday 9 and Wednesday 10 July / Credit: UEFA
Mr Cleverley said the move will “allow friends, families and communities to come together for longer to watch their nation hopefully bring it home”.
This legislation is set to be laid in Parliament today (Wednesday 8 May) to ensure there is enough time for it to be debated and passed before the tournament begins on Friday 14 June, the Government has confirmed.