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Shoppers go wild for school uniform scanning for only 4p at major supermarket
PARENTS are racing to a major supermarket after discovering that school uniforms are scanning for just 4p.
A savvy shopper shared the bargain find on Facebook after being left stunned by the drastic reduction at Tesco.
Posting on the Bargain Lovers group, they said: “I went into our Tesco last night and had to buy some new trousers for my son and when I got to till these trousers scanned at 4p says clearance.
“I went back this morning to see if there were any other sizes for future (I used the scanner to check) I manged to get next size up scanning at 4p as well.
“The only ones that are going through at 4p are the ones with the sticker on the that says (€11.50 / £9) if they don’t have the sticker they were just scanning as normal price.”
People were quick to question which Tesco this was as they were keen to get in on the deal.
The shopper revealed she had bagged the bargain at the Inverness store – but it appears that’s not the only store to have slashed its uniform prices.
Other shoppers across the country have been sharing their own 4p uniform finds at different locations.
One mum said: “I just got boys and girls both scanning through at 4p each. Thank you for the heads up!”
Another said: “I bought yesterday in Tesco as well for 4p.”
A third added: “Wow this is brilliant, heading to my local Tesco now.”
But shoppers hoping to grab a pair will have to be quick.
One shopper pointed out it’s s “last season’s stock so there’s not much around. You’ll probably want to go as soon as because I can’t see them sticking around for long.”
Another shopper warned shoppers not to take the items to staffed tills as they might be turned down.
They said: “Most stores will stop you buying it at that price, though, so make sure to only use shop and scan or self service and pay quickly. Never take a known 4p item through a manned till.”
The deal isn’t available online ,which means shoppers will have to visit their local Tesco store.
There are no guarantees it will be available in your local branch or that it will be the same price, as retailers are allowed to price products differently across their stores.
But of course, its worth making a trip and checking what’s on offer.
While in stores, shoppers should keep an eye out for special codes on labels that could help them save cash.
The secret codes have been revealed as consumer watchdog, Which? explained how to decipher the numbers to land deals.
How to boost your Tesco Clubcard points
The Sun’s consumer editor Lynsey Barber explains how you can earn extra points on top of your grocery shop.
I’m never without my Clubcard when popping in to Tesco. Not only do I earn points every time I shop, but it also means i get the lowest prices which the supermarket offers to members of its loyalty scheme.
But there are plenty of other ways to maximise my points beyond just shopping in-store or online.
Here are some way to supercharge your Clubcard balance and get the most out of your rewards. Happy saving!
Ovo Energy
- Points offer: 2,500 free Clubcard points
- Requirements: Must be an Ovo customer paying by Direct Debit with a smart meter
- How to claim: Link your Ovo and Tesco Clubcard accounts
- Value: £25 in Tesco vouchers, or up to £50 with Clubcard Reward Partners
Esso Stations with Tesco Express
- Points offer: 1 point for every £3 spent on fuel
- How to claim: Present your Clubcard at the till when paying
Vauxhall Cars
- Points offer: 50,000 Clubcard points with a new car purchase
- Requirements: Buy a new car from an Authorized Vauxhall New Car Retailer and provide your Clubcard number
- Value: £500 in Tesco stores, or up to £1,000 with partners
- Note: Points exceed the standard 30,000 limit per collection period, so they’ll appear in your next Clubcard statement
Halfords Motoring Club Premium
- Points offer: 500 Clubcard points
- Cost: £49/year or £4.99/month for membership
- Additional benefits: Free MOT, 10-point car checks, 5% off motoring products, and a £10 welcome voucher
Inkjet Recycling
- Points offer: Up to 125 points per recycled cartridge
- How to claim: Use recycling envelopes available in-store or within Tesco ink cartridge packs
Evri Parcel Sending
- Points offer: 1 point for every £1 spent
- How to claim: Enter your Clubcard number during the checkout process on Evri
Tesco Products and Services
- Forecourts: 1 point for every 2 litres of fuel
- Marketplace: 1 point for every £1 spent on partner products
- Mobile: 1 point for every £1 spent with Tesco Mobile
- Bank Credit Cards: 1 point for every £4 spent using a Tesco Credit Card
Help with school uniform costs
For those who missed out on the bargain and are struggling with the price of uniforms, there is help available.
In some areas, you can talk directly to your school, which might be able to offer you free or cheap clothing.
Or, you might be able to get cheap garments from low-budget shops or charity stores.
Some charities offer help to families in need too.
But bear in mind charities often have a limited amount of money to give and usually have specific criteria which must be met in order to get a grant.
Charity Turn2Us has a free grants search tool on its website, which you can use to find out what help is available to you.
Meanwhile, you can always try approaching your nearest Citizens’ Advice branch.
If you don’t know where your nearest Citizens’ Advice branch is, you can find out by visiting www.citizensadvice.org.uk/about-us/contact-us/nearby/.
If you’re not eligible for a school uniform grant you might be able to get help through the Household Support Fund.
Many Tesco stores do actually have school uniform banks, where people can buy uniform and donate to local schools and students in need.
There are also clothing banks in many Tesco car parks, which were rolled out in December 2003 and have generated 387,216kg of textile since then.
Watch the eye-wincing moment surgeon performs vasectomy on HIMSELF as a ‘gift to his wife’
A PLASTIC surgeon decided to carry out a vasectomy on himself and shared the horrifying moment in a video that’s now gone viral.
Dr Chen Weinong, a father of three, decided to get ‘the snip‘ as a “gift for his wife” to ensure they don’t have any more children.
The doctor from Taiwan told Sun Health that due to his expertise and the importance of the area, he believed it was safest to carry out the surgery himself.
A vasectomy is a surgical procedure that prevents pregnancy by cutting or sealing the tubes that carry sperm.
It’s a permanent form of male birth control.
Vasectomies are common in the UK, with around 11,000 performed each year.
But doing it yourself is unusual and Dr Chen’s video came with a strict “do not try this at home” warning.
The procedure uses local anaesthetic to numb the genitals, so Dr Chen is fully conscious in the video.
In a clip published on Facebook and Instagram for “educational purposes”, Dr Chen can be seen laying back in a surgical chair while he uses a scalpel and surgical clamp to carry out the operation.
At one point he leans back in what seems like a moment of pain during the hour-long procedure.
But he quickly carries on and finishes by stitching himself up with ‘catgut’ — a natural surgical thread made from the purified collagen of animal intestines.
Writing on social media he said: “‘It was a strange feeling to touch and suture my own urethra.”
He also told Sun Health: “The operation was very sterile, and I followed the steps.
“It went smoothly, and I was completely normal the next day. I posted this just to share my personal experience.”
While Dr Chen performed the procedure on himself, there was a urologist present on the day to offer assistance.
His wife, Dr Zhang Fengshu, who also has a surgical and plastic surgery license, was also present.
A vasectomy usually takes about 15–30 minutes and is generally considered a relatively painless procedure due to local anaesthetic.
Most men will experience some mild discomfort, swelling, and bruising in the scrotum afterwards, which can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.
The most painful part tends to be the anaesthetic injection itself.
Dr Chen said while he did experience some pain and discomfort the night following the surgery, he felt fine by the next morning.
His video has now gained more than 4 million views across various social media.
This isn’t the first time a doctor has carried out a vasectomy on himself.
Back in 2001 is was reported GP Jonathan Heatley, who had his own health centre in Horsham, West Sussex, performed a DIY procedure.
What is a vasectomy and what is the success rate?
VASECTOMY is the name given to a minor operation that works to blocks sperm from being ejaculated during sex.
During the surgery, the tubes that carry the fluid from a man’s testicles to the penis are cut, blocked or sealed.
The NHS explains: “This prevents sperm from reaching the seminal fluid (semen), which is ejaculated from the penis during sex.
“There will be no sperm in the semen, so a woman’s egg can’t be fertilised.”
Surprisingly, the life-changing operation can be carried out in just 15 minutes.
The procedure is typically carried out under local anaesthetic, so is often relatively painless.
People that undertake a vasectomy are urged to keep using alternative forms of contraception to protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases.
The NHS website reveals that the vasectomy is more than 99 per cent effective.
They estimate: “Out of 2,000 men who are sterilised, one will get a woman pregnant during the rest of his lifetime.”
But just like all forms of contraception, there is still a small chance of fertility after the procedure.
Win one of seven Sutton Seeds tins & veg and fruit seeds
IT may be January – but it’s the perfect time to start thinking about your growing calendar.
You can plant onion and leek seeds indoors this month – as well as herbs on your windowsills.
And of course start planning what you’re going to get in the ground for the rest of the year.
To protect your seeds from weather and mice, Suttons seeds are offering this lovely retro tin to SEVEN lucky Sun Gardening readers.
Plus five packets of flower seeds and five packets of Vegetable Seeds – all together worth £31.89.
Suttons Tips for Sowing into Seed beds
Top tips for sowing your seeds
Some vegetables, hardy annuals and tree seeds should be direct-sown into a special ‘seed bed’ rather than into their final positions. Here are some seed bed tips:
- Position your seed bed in an open but sheltered position.
- The soil should be free of weeds, large stones and debris and be broken down as finely as possible.
- Sow your seeds into v-shaped drills made to the recommended sowing depth for each particular variety.
- Create taut lines with string to help you keep your drills straight. It makes weeding easier as the plants grow.
- Make sure your seeds are in good contact with the soil.
- In dry weather, moisten the drill thoroughly before sowing.
- After sowing the seeds, rake soil over the drill and firm it with the flat face of the rake.
- Mark the drill with a label including the seed variety and date sown.
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Or write to Sun Suttons Tin competition, PO Box 3190, Colchester, Essex, CO2 8GP.
Include your name, age, email or phone. UK residents 18+ only. Ends 23.59GMT 8.2.25. T&Cs apply.
‘Game-changing’ rave fans of viral hair oil that combats dandruff and dry scalp
IF the colder weather is playing havoc on your hair and scalp, finding the right products to combat dryness and irritation can be a game changer.
Shoppers are raving about a viral hair oil from Hair Syrup which has gained a loyal following thanks to its powerful yet gentle formula.
Hair Syrup Mint Condition – Mint And Tea Tree Hair Oil, £15.95
The Hair Syrup Mint Condition Hair Oil is making waves in the beauty industry and among shoppers who praise its budget-friendly price and effectiveness.
The Mint Condition oil costs £15.95 for a 100ml bottle and is designed to soothe and hydrate the most irritated scalps.
It works best as a pre-shampoo treatment that can be left on for 20-30 minutes.
The brand recommends using the oil 2-3 times a week for optimal results.
Thanks to the Mint Condition hair oil treatment’s impressive ability to tackle dandruff, fans are sharing their hair transformations on social media, with one fan calling it a ‘game changer’ for their routine.
The wonder ingredients in the Mint Condition - Mint And Tea Tree Hair Oil
The Mint Condition hair oil works to address several common scalp concerns.
Boasting a unique blend of natural oils, including invigorating tea tree oil, jojoba oil and peppermint oil, the Mint Condition oil treatment is great for tackling dandruff.
Tea tree oil, renowned for its antibacterial and antifungal properties, targets the root causes of dandruff, while jojoba oil deeply moisturises your scalp without clogging pores.
The addition of peppermint oil leaves you feeling refreshed, stimulating blood circulation and promoting healthier hair growth.
Many users report flake-free scalps and shinier hair after just a few applications of the Hair Syrup oil.
One reviewer said, “Game-changing! I was somewhat dubious of this product as it has pretty bold claims, and I wondered if it would work in the way it has been described.
I can actually wear my hair down with pride
“I’m so glad I did, I no longer have to worry about wearing black tops or blazers (dandruff girlies know what I’m talking about), and I can actually wear my hair down with pride.”
Another fan raved: “100% worth the hype! I recommended this to someone who had a scalp covered in a layer of dandruff, as they suffer from eczema.
“After just one use, you could see their scalp again and there wasn’t a flake in sight.”
The use of hair oils to promote hair growth has exploded in recent years thanks to social media, and in particular TikTok, with fans sharing their results online.
One beauty fan shared how they transformed their damaged, scrawny hair using a £6 oil, while another praised an ‘amazing’ hair growth oil you can buy for less than a tenner.
Another TikToker whose hair used to fall out in massive clumps has raved about a £6 rosemary oil that restored her locks to a healthy state.
Why do women lose hair in winter?
Anabel Kingsley, Consultant Trichologist and Brand President at Philip Kingsley spoke exclusively to Fabulous.
You can experience increased hair fall in winter for many reasons, such as due to dietary changes, illness, stress levels and compromised scalp health.
We do know that dandruff and a flaky scalp are more common in winter, which in turn can increase hair fall. People also tend to shampoo less often in the winter, which can lead to the illusion you are losing more hair than usual. The more days you leave between cleansing your scalp, the more hairs you will see when you do as they accumulate.
Another thing to note is that winter is flu season, and high fevers usually cause hair shedding. Due to the nature of the hair growth cycle, you don’t notice hair fall straight away – it takes from six to 12 weeks for it to occur.