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Get cosy: a stylish scarf, a comfy mattress topper and other buys you loved in September

Your other favourites included a lovely lamp, timeless jeans and a heated airer. Hunker down, anyone?

The Guardian - UK · Sep 28

From the perfect jeans to wedgie-free knickers: fashion experts’ guide to the best women’s basics

Want to know the essentials fashion insiders swear by? Whether it’s great T-shirts or forever trainers, Guardian writers and stylists reveal the pieces they rate

The Guardian - UK · Sep 13

From sustainable sponges to seriously comfy walking boots: the best August bank holiday deals on the products we love

We’ve rounded up genuinely good offers on Filter-recommended and tested products across home, beauty, travel and more

The Guardian - UK · Aug 28

‘Worth every penny’: 13 camping essentials you can’t live without

You told us your camping must-haves, from portable pumps and blackout tents to a flask that keeps beer cold. Plus, women’s summer wardrobe updates and celeb booze, tested

The Guardian - UK · May 18

Sauerkraut, forever flowers and really good coffee: 11 things you loved most last month

Spring might be on the way, but your February favourites prove you’re still in your nesting era – for now

The Guardian - UK · Mar 2

The 31 best Galentine’s Day gifts your pals will love

Celebrate a different kind of love this 13 February with our favourite gift ideas for your BFF, from pottery kits to boxercise sets to the perfect present for pickle fanatics

The Guardian - UK · Feb 6

Cod conflict between two Nato members

Brief letters: Allies at war | Shakespeare on tyranny | Leicester greetings | Winter style | Road sign supplements

The Guardian - UK · Jan 7

From hero sleep masks to the perfect secateurs: the things you loved most in 2025, and what they say about you

Whether it’s an electric toothbrush or the ultimate overnight bag, your favourites make one thing clear: you’re ready for a long nap

The Guardian - UK · Dec 29, 2025

Thursday briefing: Is Wes Streeting a traitor or a faithful?

In today’s newsletter: By publicly accusing the health secretary of leading a coup, Starmer’s aides have scored a massive own goal, making the PM’s position seem all the more shaky

The Guardian - UK · Nov 13, 2025

Microwave toasties, throws and tiny luxuries: 12 cosy comforts you loved last month

Your October favourites say it all: you’re hunkering down

The Guardian - UK · Nov 3, 2025