Amazon Prime Day UK July 2025 LIVE: Best home, tech & beauty deals including 49% off Ninja air fryers dropping in HOURS
PRIME TIME Amazon Prime Day UK July 2025 LIVE: Best home, tech & beauty deals including 49% off Ninja air fryers dropping in HOURS
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AMAZON Prime Day is about to kick off from midnight with the biggest deals on home, tech and beauty products.
Shoppers can snap up some excellent deals, including 49 per cent off Ninja air fryers.
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Sales extend from fashion, beauty, tech, furniture and Amazon devices to big-name brands such as Apple and Samsung.
The event will run for four days for the first time in Amazon Prime history, giving bargain hunters more time to shop.
The discounts are available to Amazon Prime members only, but there is a free trial for anyone else looking to capitalise on the sales.
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- Scotsman
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This is sure to be an instant sell-out 🤩 Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Aldi has re-launched its kitchen essentials range - including an air fryer and blender The air fryer has a 74% saving compared to leading brand Ninja The range will be available from Thursday July 31 Discount supermarket Aldi has announced that it is bringing back its sell-out kitchen essentials, which includes an affordable alternative to Ninja's popular appliance - the Air Fryer. Aldi's kitchen essentials range will make a return to stores from Thursday July 31, and includes the Dual Zone Air Fryer, High-Speed Blending Set, Stainless Steel Assortment, Mini Food Chopper and more. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Aldi's sell-out air fryer to hit shelves again next week - and it's 74% cheaper than Ninja version | Aldi / Adobe Stock The Dual Zone Air Fryer is priced at only £59.99, and features a double basket and independent temperature controls. It has been likened to leading brand Ninja's Foodie Dual Zone Air Fryer, but with a saving of £170. Another Ninja dupe in Aldi's kitchen essentials range is the High Speed Blending Set, priced at £14.99. It has a saving of 85% compared to the Ninja Blender with Auto IQ, which is priced at £99.99. Here is every item included in Aldi's returning kitchen essentials, and how much they cost. Dual Zone Air Fryer - £59.99 Classic Kettle & Toaster - £19.99 Stainless Steel Assortment 3 - £17.99 High Speed Blending Set - £14.99 Stainless Steel Assortment 2 - £14.99 Stainless Steel Assortment 1 - £10.99 Mini Food Chopper - £9.99 900ml Carry Handle Stainless Steel Bottle - £5.99 Compact Multi-Function Kitchen Tools Assortment - £5.99 Mixing Bowl & Colander Set - £4.99 Clip & Close - £4.99 3pk Oven Trays - £4.49 Air Fryer Liner - £3.49 Terry Tea Towels 5pk - £3.49 Reusable Straws - £1.99 Summer Kitchen Gadgets - £1.99 The kitchen essentials range has been launched by Aldi just in time for summer, ensuring customers can host summer parties with ease. The full range will be available to purchase from Aldi stores across the UK from Thursday, July 31, while stocks last.
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Busy UK airport opens new £60million hub marking start of mega makeover – including bigger terminal & more restaurants
TAKE OFF Busy UK airport opens new £60million hub marking start of mega makeover – including bigger terminal & more restaurants Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BRISTOL Airport has just unveiled a shiny new £60million transport hub bursting with new restaurants and a bigger terminal. The swanky new facility marks the first phase of the airport's huge redevelopment project, aimed at boosting capacity from 10 million to 12 million travellers a year. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Bristol Airport's new transport hub is officially open for business Credit: Getty The brand-new transport interchange sits on top of a modern multi-storey car park and includes 16 bus and coach bays, up from just six before. That means more buses, smoother transfers and quicker journeys to and from the terminal. Inside, passengers can now make use of waiting lounges, toilets and rest zones, with the whole setup designed to make travelling through the airport a lot less stressful. Drivers can now park in one of over 2,000 new spaces and stroll straight to the terminal via a covered footbridge – perfect for avoiding the classic British weather and stressful suitcase dashes. The car park and interchange are part of what Bristol Airport calls a 'one-stop shop' for public transport, all rolled out to improve the experience for millions of passengers. Airport bosses say this is just phase one of a massive plan to transform Bristol into a more modern, efficient travel hub. Over the next 18 months, they'll be tackling road layouts, terminal space, and food and drink options – all while keeping the airport running. And yes, more restaurants, bigger lounges, and improved drop-off areas are all in the pipeline. There will be a new "drop and go" zone and there will also be better pedestrian links to the terminal. Dave Lees, chief executive of the Airport, said the new development was "really important as it represents a milestone in terms of improving the facilities for our customers". Big Changes Coming to Airport Security: TSA Liquid Rule May Be Axed Soon "Gone are the days of passengers having to walk up slopes here," he added, explaining that the number of bays for coaches and buses had been doubled, as well as the addition of new covered access routes, covered seating and toilet facilities. This signifies the airport's "level of ambition" as it "looks to the future", he added. The project has taken over two years to complete and is part of a wider £400million airport transformation project, which aims to improve transport links. North Somerset Council leader Mile Bell called the new development a "fantastic piece of infrastructure", but added that more needed to be done to improve access routes. "I think we all recognise that we've still got more to do to make the access routes easier and introduce mass transit, particularly from Bristol city centre so people can get here easier, faster and cheaper using public transport," he said. He also urged passengers to "give public transport a try" to ease the strain on illegal and thoughtless parking in the areas around the airport. Not everyone was thrilled by the expansion plans and they sparked strong opposition from environmental campaigners, who argued against more flights during a climate crisis. The Bristol Airport Action Network (BAAN) worked with Extinction Rebellion and other concerned residents to protest the airport growth. They claimed that the increase in passengers every year would significantly increase carbon emissions. In 2020, North Somerset Council rejected the expansion plans after also expressing concerns about carbon emissions. Those against were also worried about the pressure the additional traffic would put on the local infrastructure and greenbelt intrusion. The rejection was overturned in 2022 but officials stressed that the expansion complied with national planning policy and deemed the climate impact acceptable. This comes after an unlikely football hero was spotted working at the airport in June this year. After Swansea boss Luke Williams was sacked in February 2025 he was placed on gardening leave. The ex-Swindon and Notts County chief decided to do something with his time and joined the team at Bristol Airport. Wearing a high-vis, the gig is helping disabled and limited-mobility passengers get around the terminals. Fans flocked to praise the footie star after a photo of him at the airport did the rounds. One wrote: "Cardiff City fan here with nothing but respect for this. Call me woke if you want. (*best believe I'll turn up in full bluebirds kit when I fly out next week)" Another wrote: "Clearly has a massive work ethic. Good luck to him!"
Daily Record
44 minutes ago
- Daily Record
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The Philips Dual Basket Airfryer is currently half price. Air fryers have quickly become a kitchen staple thanks to their speed, versatility, and ability to cook with little to no oil. Now, a highly rated dual-basket model, praised for its 'quality and effectiveness', is currently available at half price. The Philips Dual Basket Airfryer 3000 Series is now just £99.99 on Amazon, down from its original price of £199.99, meaning you get a 50 per cent discount on one of the brand's most versatile family-sized models. With a 9-litre capacity and two independent drawers, the black Philips air fryer allows users to cook multiple dishes at once, for example, crispy fries in one basket and juicy chicken in the other. Powered by Rapid Air Technology, it circulates hot air for fast, even cooking using up to 99% less fat than traditional frying methods. This Philips Dual Basket Airfryer supports a wide range of cooking modes including air frying, baking, grilling, and roasting, making it ideal for family meals. It also comes with a breakfast kit, touchscreen controls, and compatibility with the HomeID app, which gives access to guided recipes and cooking tips. The baskets are dishwasher-safe and feature a non-stick coating, making clean-up fast and hassle-free. For those looking for similar features at a lower price point, the Cookworks 9L Dual Air Fryer is available at £70 on Argos and holds a 4.8-star rating from 890 reviews. Alternatively, the Ninja MAX 6-in-1 Dual Zone Air Fryer (9.5L) is currently discounted to £159.99 from £229.99 on the Ninja website and enjoys a 4.9-star rating from over 7,700 reviews. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from over 420 reviews, the Philips Dual Basket Airfryer 3000 Series has impressed many with its performance, ease of use, and generous capacity. One five-star reviewer said: 'Very pleased with the quality and effectiveness of this air fryer… it cooks evenly, is fairly easy to clean (and both trays can be put through the dishwasher). Recommended.' Another user said it replaced their full-size oven, writing: 'It has performed so well that I've ended up not bothering to buy a new oven… incredibly versatile! Potatoes, pastries, meats, even reheating food comes out fantastic.' However, some did point out flaws, with one saying: 'When I open a tray during cooking, if not at the shake prompt, it turns OFF instead of resuming. All else is very good, especially the intuitive double-basket program icons.' Homewares deal of the week Looking to beat the heat as temperatures continue to rise? Then look no further than Dunelm's White Rechargeable USB Desk Fan that has an almost perfect five star rating for its small, yet mighty, design that means it works "even on the lowest setting." Easy to connect via a USB cable that can be connected to laptops and computers, this desk fan is perfect for those who find themselves working from home on these sweaty, humid summer days. However, it doesn't need to remain plugged-in, as the rechargeable element and compact six-inch design means it can be taken anywhere, even placed on a bedside table overnight on summer nights thanks to its "quiet" operation. It's finished with four speed settings to choose from and an adjustable angle that can help direct the cool breeze where it is needed, unlike other models that can sometimes be stuck in one place. As for Dunelm's own mini desk fan, it has received an impressive 4.8 rating from impressed shoppers who say that, despite its size, it is "surprisingly powerful" and "a literal life-saver" during this kind of weather. One five-star review read: "Fantastic fan, surprisingly powerful, quiet, lasts for quite a long time when charged, very hard to find a decent small rechargeable fan but this is it, will be buying more!" Beat the heat with Dunelm's White Rechargeable USB Desk Fan that costs just £25. And another reviewer mentioned a visibility issue: 'Looks great, works great… why are the control buttons invisible? Have to keep the plastic marker in place to work it, but then you can't see the temperature.' But a first-time air fryer user wrote: 'Excellent air fryer, I can fit loads in and it cooks super quick. Super handy while our kitchen is being redone. Easy to wash up or dishwasher the pans.' The overall consensus is overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the appliance's ease of use, build quality, and time-saving design. As one reviewer put it, 'everything has come out fantastic'. Get this product HERE while it's still 50 per cent off.
