If Christmas isn’t complete in your household without a bottle of Baileys, then you’ll want to make your way to your nearest Asda this weekend to get your hands on a bargain.
As part of its early Black Friday deals – which falls this year on the 27th November – the leading supermarket retailer is offering shoppers the chance to grab the classic Christmas tipple at an incredibly discounted price in the lead up to the festive period.
And even better yet, one whole litre of it too.
Available for a limited time only from Asda stores nationwide, Baileys fans pick up a litre of The Original Irish Cream liqueur for just £10 this weekend.
This unmissable deal will be running from Friday 19th – Sunday 22nd November.
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This is on top of the fact that Baileys is actually already rollbacked to £12 at Asda, when the standard price for a bottle that of that size usually retails for £20, so if you were to head down to your nearest store before Friday, you can still get an impressive 40% off, but over the weekend, you’ll save a tasty 50%.
The deal will be available across all Asda stores in England and Wales.
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Asda has unfortunately not yet confirmed as to whether this deal or similar deals will be available on any other variations of the liqueur, or whether it will be able to purchase online too as well as in store, so shoppers are advised to keep their eyes peeled and fingers crossed.
If you are planning on heading to your nearest Asda this weekend, you are also advised to check the opening times and COVID-restrictions for your local branch ahead of your trip.
Morrisons is also selling one litre bottles of Baileys at the discounted price of £12 until 24th November when they would usually cost £20, but customers must note that they are limited to just one bottle each under the promotion, so if you purchase a second bottle, you will be charged the full £20 for that.
Sainsbury’s are also doing the £12 promotion, but without the limitations of one bottle per customer.
At Tesco, one litre bottles of Baileys are currently retailing at £15 – significantly more than at Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury’s – but those who are ‘Clubcard’ members can bottles for £12.
You’d still be better off going to Asda over the weekend though.
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Massive student night returns to Trafford Centre next month with up to 50% off on big brands
Emily Sergeant
Students can get themselves up to 50% off on food, activities, and loads of big-name brands at the Trafford Centre next month.
With thousands of new and returning students starting to arrive for the new academic year at Greater Manchester‘s universities, one of the region’s biggest student nights will be making a long-awaited comeback for one night only next month – and there’ll be loads of exclusive offers and free entertainment to make the most of across the evening.
Taking over the Trafford Centre in early October, the popular one-off student night is happening in partnership with Student Beans, and gives cash-strapped students the chance to shop a variety of incredible discounts all under one roof.
Just some of the big brands offering big discounts include 25% off at Levi’s and Boux Avenue, 20% off at Gymshark, Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch, and 15% off at KIKO, Rituals, and Sephora.
It’s not just retail brands you’ll be able to save some pennies on either, as many of the Trafford Centre’s restaurants and cafes will also be offering discounts and freebies on the night too.
Alongside the offers, students can expect plenty of live entertainment and in-store experiences throughout the evening, including a DJ set and drinks at Calvin Klein, in-store fitness challenges and at Gymshark, an exclusive piercing event at Lovisa, and a Beauty Hub takeover at Sephora.
There’ll also be ‘spin-to-win’ opportunities at places like schuh, River Island, and YO! Sushi.
Massive student night returns to Trafford Centre next month with up to 50% off on big brands / Credit: Supplied
“Student Night is one of the highlights of our autumn calendar, and we’re excited to welcome students for an evening of brilliant offers and feel-good experiences,” explained Simon Layton, who is the Centre Director at the Trafford Centre.
“Whether they are updating their wardrobe, stocking up on beauty favourites, grabbing a bite to eat or enjoying the atmosphere with friends, there is plenty to discover across the centre.
“With simple transport links from Manchester city centre and across the region, Trafford Centre is the perfect place for a student night out.”
The Trafford Centre’s Student Night is happening on Thursday 1 October from 6-10pm, and students can now reserve themselves a spot by registering online HERE.
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Manchester has been named one of the most ‘stressful’ places to drive in the UK
Emily Sergeant
The UK’s most challenging driving locations have been revealed, according to new data… and isn’t good news for Manchester.
No matter whether you’re a new driver or have years of experience behind the wheel, some roads can test even the most confident of motorists.
From congestion and poor road conditions, to limited parking and higher incident rates, it’s fair to say that some areas make driving more stressful.
But which parts of the UK are the hardest to drive in?
Well, in a bid to answer that question, MoneySuperMarket has analysed a whole host of data – such as road infrastructure, road safety, road conditions, vehicle crime concerns, and insurance-related trends – for 58 UK cities, boroughs, and local authorities to create a drivability score and discover the locations that drivers find most stressful.
Manchester has been named one of the most ‘stressful’ places to drive in the UK / Credit: Manchester City Council | pxfuel
Manchester, unfortunately, claimed third place on the list of top 10 most challenging locations for drivers – with an overall drivability score of 25 out of 100.
Other northern cities and towns like Leeds, Preston, Blackpool, Bradford, Wakefield, and Oldham have founded themselves in the top 10 too, meaning the North West is sadly the most-represented area.
Top 10 Most Challenging Locations For Drivers
Croydon
Derby
Manchester
Leeds
Preston
Birmingham
Blackpool
Bradford
Wakefield
Oldham
The findings also reflect some of the concerns drivers experience on the road, with more than a third of motorists (34%) saying they have avoided driving because they were travelling in an unfamiliar area, while almost a third (32%) have chosen not to drive due to heavy traffic or congestion.
Dealing with impatient or aggressive drivers was the most commonly cited source of stress, with almost two-thirds of motorists (65%) saying they find situations such as tailgating and beeping stressful.
“Driving is part of everyday life for millions of people, but our research shows just how much stress and uncertainty it can bring,” commented Alicia Hempsted, who is a Car Insurance Expert at MoneySuperMarket.
“Particularly in areas where there are more incidents recorded, car-related thefts are more common, or where there is heavier traffic or less familiar roads.”
Emily Sergeant -
17th November 2020 
