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CHAMPIONSHIP heavyweights Leeds and Sheffield United clash in Friday’s Yorkshire derby at Elland Road.

And BoyleSports are marking the occasion with a tremendous offer for brand new customers with a whopping £20 in free bets plus an extra £10 casino bonus up for grabs!

Wait, there’s also a cracking price boost on offer with Leeds to win and both teams to score now available at 5/1 — that’s boosted from 5/2!

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• Leeds to win and both teams to score at 5/1 – CLAIM HERE

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What’s the offer?

BoyleSports are offering brand new customers £20 in free bets plus an extra £10 casino bonus. New and existing customers can also back the following price enhancement.

• Leeds to win and both teams to score at 5/1 – CLAIM HERE

How to claim?

Visit the BoyleSports website using your mobile HERE*

Register a new account, deposit a minimum of £10 and then stake at least a tenner on any BoyleSports market at odds of 1/1 or greater.

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Once your bet has settled — win or lose — BoyleSports will credit your account with £20 in free bets, plus a further £10 casino bonus.

BoyleSports – Claim £20 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus HERE*

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*New UK customers (Excluding NI) only. £30 in FREE Bets (FB) as £20 in sports bets & a £10 casino bonus (CB). Min Deposit £10. Min stake £10. Min odds Evs. FB applied on 1st settlement of any qualifying bet. FB 7-day expiry. 1 FB offer per customer, household & IP address only. Account & Payment restrictions. 14 days to accept £10 CB, then active for 3 days. CB 5x wagering & max redeemable £100. Game restrictions apply. Cashed out/Free Bets won’t apply. 30 days to qualify. 18+. T&Cs apply. 18+. Prices subject to fluctuation & availability. 90mins only. Bet responsibly. Max 10 Stake. T&Cs apply.

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Vice President Nelson Rockefeller's former deputy press secretary acknowledged her notoriety with the politician's death in a self-written obituary published earlier this month after a lifetime of silence on the topic.

Dear Abby advises a woman who is struggling with jealousy after her husband replaced her in a band with another female singer.

The Mets are behind, 3-1, in the best-of-seven series. 

Out of the 157 people who were arrested, the sheriff explained, 25 were in the US illegally from countries like Cuba, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Venezuela.

A very lucky woman was amazingly unharmed after a massive water tank fell directly on top of her as she crossed a street and headed home from making a donation at her temple earlier this month.

Singer’s elaborate scheme centered around creating falsified and embellished college student applications complete with fake test scores, athletic experience and doctored photos.

IF your home is prone to winter draughts, a budget buy may be able to help.

Amazon shoppers heaped on the praise for a handy item that can help keep your house warm in the cold weather.

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The draught blocker is available for less than £5 and can help you save on your energy bills[/caption]

Research published by Liberty Insurance found that over 25 million homes in the UK suffer with draughts.

As well as heating up your space, draught excluders can help save you money.

Draughts are most often caused by gaps around your exterior doors as well as windows.

The keyholes and letterboxes on your doors can also contribute to draughts.

Just Value Doors reported on the effectiveness of draught excluders in the home.

According to the research, blocking a draught can significantly reduce heat loss, potentially saving you up to 30% on your energy bills in extreme cases.

Even in less extreme situations, savings of 10% to 20% are quite common.

The Suptikes Draft Stopper is available in a pack of two for £4.91 from Amazon.

Part of a limited time deal, the budget buy can be fitted to the bottom of your door, blocking out both draughts, light, dust, and noise.

Measuring at 1.8-inches in width and 37-inches in length, the product is designed to fit most doors.

As well as helping save on heating bills, the product is also advertised as promoting better sleep.

This is due to its light and noise blocking quality, which allows your room to be completely dark and quiet at night.

It has been designed for easy installation, complete with adhesive backing.

Manufacturers recommend preheating the strip with hairdryer in cold winter to help it stick well.

The product has received an average rating of 4.3 out of five stars.

Amazon shoppers shared their thoughts on the buy in the review section of the website.

“Super easy to use. Just wipe down door. Does the job great and the adhesive is no joke,” wrote one impressed buyer.

“You can’t even tell they are on the door. Matched perfectly, easy to install, and [they] work better than we hoped for. Five stars and we highly recommend,” said another person.

“I want to say that whomever came up with this concept is INGENIOUS!” commented a third Amazon user.

“It keeps out the drafts and somewhat deters insects from entering without an invitation.”

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SPRING may still be a while away – however, according to experts, now is the perfect time to get your lawn ready for the warmer season ahead.

Whether it’s raking the garden or spreading grass feed, there are several simple and effective ways to prep the lawn for the harsh winter.

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One guru has listed seven tips to ensure a lush lawn for spring[/caption]

Ensuring your lawn has vital nutrients will help strengthen the roots and resist any disease – the two key components for a running start for the spring.

To ensure you have the best lawn next year, one whizz, Jeremy Yamaguchi, CEO of Lawn Love, has come to rescue with five easy tips gardeners must follow this autumn.

Clear Out Weeds and Dead Plants

While weeds are most visible in summer, they grow all year round – and it’s essential to tackle them, Jeremy explained.

By weeding out dead or dying plants, you will make room for brush and ground coverage plants, as well as keep the soil full of key nutrients.

Water Well 

Since autumn ”is a recovery and preparation time for your lawn, it needs plenty of water”, the guru said.

According to the whizz, avid gardeners should be aiming for about an inch of water per week, with more or less depending on rainfall.

Once freezing temperatures hit, he urged to stop watering completely to prevent freeze damage.

Rake Regularly

Whether it’s leaves, pine needles, or fallen sticks, Jeremy explained that keeping the grass clear of natural debris will promote lawn growth whilst also reducing slipping and fire hazards.

Not only will your garden look neat, but the lack of any fallen leaves and debris will also keep any unwanted pests away.

Aerate

Another important task to add to your list is aerating – which means creating small holes in the soil to promote better circulation of essential nutrients, light, water, and air.

Gardeners can do so manually with a pitchfork and even shoe spikes, or a liquid solution consisting of enzymes.

Mow the Grass Low 

As we’re approaching winter, don’t be afraid to give the grass a shorter cut, Jeremy said.

This is because the shorter blades will prevent the grass from becoming matted and growing mould.

Once the grass completely stops growing, stop mowing until sprint arrives.

Dethatch

Have you ever wondered why your lawn looks like a mat of dead grass, roots, and lifeless plants?

Chatting with Real Simple, the lawn pro explained that this combo of organic matter is called thatch, which can build up if your lawn is regularly mowed – but not raked or aerated enough.

To ensure your lawn is not covered in broken grass, Jeremy advised to rake the area manually – although power rakes can help just as well.

Plant Seeds, If Needed

Last but not least, the pro said that some lawn seeds need to be seeded in autumn for the ultimate grass for spring.

However, if you’ve missed the chance, there will still be time to try again when the warmer weather arrives.

MILLIONS of cash-strapped households are wondering how to dry their clothes effectively without forking out for heating.

As the cold weather sets in, many of us are on the lookout for easy ways to cut the drying time, whether it’s by using the viral ”burrito method” or other bizarre hacks.

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Cleaning fans can also order the bargain buy from Amazon where it sells for £5.99[/caption]

But sometimes these tricks fail – and it may be better to use savvy gadgets and products that promise to help with speeding up the drying process.

This is exactly what money-smart Dunelm shoppers have been doing, raving over a purse-friendly bargain they can no longer live without in the chilly months.

Priced at just £5, Dunelm’s Minky Dryer Balls feature ”plastic spikes that retain heat” and allow ”warm air to circulate effectively”.

What’s more, the popular retailer also claimed that not only will the two-pack of balls help with the drying process – but it will also make the garments super soft.

The laundry essential is ideal for thicker fabrics such as towels and bedding – no more wet bedsheets that take forever to dry whilst you’re saving money on heating.

This two-pack of durable balls is all you need for efficient drying, as they are built to last and can be reused over and over again, saving you both time and energy with every cycle.

Also available on Amazon for £5.99, they’re designed to be placed in the dryer with your clothes, helping to speed up the drying process.

Forget about using chemical fabric softeners that can irritate sensitive skin – these eco-friendly dryer balls provide a natural alternative that’s safe for the whole family.

Another added bonus is that their vibrant colours are fade-resistant, so the colours won’t fade or transfer onto your garments.

As winter is lurking around the corner, online shoppers have been racing to snap up this mini bargain buy, which has won an impressive 4.3-star rating on Amazon.

One delighted customer said: ”I was a bit sceptical that they would make any difference…….how wrong I was.

”I don’t put fabric softener in my towel wash as it stops them being absorbent.

”I found that even after part air drying my towels, if I popped these balls in the dryer to finish them off, my towels came out beautifully soft. Highly recommended product!”

Another chimed in: ”Saw these mentioned in an online review & purchased them.

”Great quality and value for money & have cut drying time significantly.”

A third penned: ”These dryer balls were value for money and are reusable so will last quite a while, would recommend.”

However, despite the dozens of rave reviews, not everyone had had the best experience with the £5 product.

One disappointed Amazon shopper warned: ”Not a good product very poorly made and makes clothes smell a plastic sort of odour.”

Someone else quipped; ”They stank! Then completely disintegrated.

”Rubber pieces entered the filter system and condensing unit.”