With parts of the UK set to see warm weather and temperatures of 24C over the weekend, motorists have been advised to remove four common items from their cars to help prevent serious damage.

Smartphones and tablets will be the first two electronic consumer items to be brought under the 'Repairability Index' regime.The 'repairability index' is a label that manufacturers put on ...

As the UK braces for a sweltering Bank Holiday weekend, drivers are being strongly advised to check their vehicles and remove several household items that could pose serious risks when left in hot ...

Heeding the call to ban artificial ingredients by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., PepsiCo isn't wasting any time getting started. Ramon Laguarta, PepsiCo Inc. chair and ...

Inform visitors, especially children, not to feed your pet any treats and opt for pet-friendly decorations and keep small items that could be swallowed out of reach, too. "If your dog ingests any ...

UK drivers are being told to declutter their cars before the upcoming hike in fuel duty. The warning comes as the new Labour Party government prepares for the Budget on October 30. Aidan Rushby ...

Embrace the auspicious spirit of the festival by removing specific items from your home according ... and flower pots, and remove any dead or dying plants, replacing them with lively green ones ...

Want to customize, enhance, and extend the Windows context menu, check out our Right-Click Extender for Windows. For more options, read Add, Remove, Edit Context Menu items in Windows.

They commented: “You need complete visibility whilst driving so be sure to remove any fluffy dice or novelty air fresheners that might earn you a failure on your MOT test.” Article continues ...

Homeowners are being urged to remove one particular item from their kitchen due to the health risks it can bring. Microbiologists say dishcloths can harbour millions of harmful bacteria - potentially ...