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Fox readers love this candle warmer lamp, and it’s now just $20

If you're anything like me, a good candle is the staple item of your seasonal decor. But that smokey aroma after you blow it out quickly takes over the room. This beautiful candle warmer will fill your room with scents of fall by melting the candle jar from the top down. It is a Fox reader favorite, and right now, is now 50% off on Amazon, bringing the price down to just $20.

Candle warmer lamp with timer: $20 (50% off)

Original price: $40

This vintage-style candle warmer can be set to four different light levels to control how quickly the wax melts. Turn it up for a quick fragrance release or dim the light for a softer glow and a more subtle fragrance. You can adjust the height to accommodate candle sizes up to 22 ounces. The lamp can be set to an automatic timer to shut off at 2, 4 or 8 hours, and comes with two bulbs so you can set out your favorite candle right away. 

This candle warmer does more than just make your house smell good. Its fluted glass top with a gold-tone metal frame add a cozy glow to your room. There are many other colors available to match various decoration styles. Other options include black, blue, white and even some fun colors like pink or green. 

Amazon shoppers have given this candle warmer 4.6 stars amid more than 4,000 reviews. And at its current price of $20, it is now discounted to an all-time low. 

What did reviewers say?

Amazon shoppers and Fox readers alike love this candle warmer, praising its stylish design, ambiance and fragrance release abilities.

"I originally bought this candle warmer lamp as a gift for my sister-in-law, and she was fascinated by it. It has such an elegant design and adds a cozy touch to any room," wrote one five-star reviewer. "I ended up buying one for myself, too, because I love the warm, relaxing atmosphere it creates. It's a beautiful home decor accent and a wonderful gift."

Another reviewer said they noticed the candle lasting longer, and still looking new, writing, "I've been using this daily on a candle for over a month, and it fills my home with subtle fragrance while the candle still looks brand new."

More candle warmer lamp deals on Amazon:

AODHGR dimmable candle warmer lamp: $12 (39% off)
Scozkc adjustable candle warmer lamp: $19 (30% off)
Walnut candle warmer lamp: $19 (22% off)
BRIGHTSHOW candle warmer lamp with timer: $15 (10% off)

If you're looking to complete your fall home decor before holiday guests arrive, you can see all of our favorite decorating additions here.

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17 closet organizers that tame the clutter, from $8

Ever dig through your closet for a favorite shirt, only to give up and wear something else? A few smart organizers can fix that. These picks help you corral your clothes, keep the pieces you wear most within reach and make the whole space feel less chaotic. Read below to find solutions for your clothes, shoes and accessory storage.

Hanging organizers

Keep your items where you can see them: hanging right in front of you.

Over-the-door organizer: $20 (13% off)

Original price: $23

This over-the-door organizer creates extra storage for shoes, accessories and even linens. Five large pockets and 10 mesh side pockets offer plenty of room, and it installs in seconds without tools or hardware.

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Hanging closet shelf: $12

This hanging shelf organizer adds five compartments of vertical storage to any closet rod. It holds sweaters and folded clothes neatly without taking up too much of your precious shelf space.

Magic pants hangers: $20

"Magic" is in the name of these space-saving hangers for a reason. Each holds five pairs of pants and collapses to take up the space of a single hanger. The open design lets you grab your garments easily, while the nonslip coating keeps them secure.

Shoe organizers

Reclaim floor space and neatly store last season's shoes.

Closet shoe file: $29

The clear pockets in this hanging shoe file let you spot the pair you want, while its 20 compartments help organize your collection. Hang it from your closet rod to keep your shoes off the floor. It also works for storing socks, leggings and even belts.

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Expandable closet shoe rack: $18 (10% off)

Original price: $20

As your wardrobe grows or you move to a new space, adjust these expandable shoe racks to fit different closet widths or stack them for extra storage. The sturdy metal shelves hold sneakers, heels, boots and more.

Foldable shoe storage box: $40

Store your shoes vertically in these organizers to save more space than plastic shoe bins. Use them during seasonal rotations to protect shoes from dust and dirt. You can also fold the boxes flat when not in use to save precious space.

The Container Store Our Shoe Box: $10 (33% off)

Original price: $15

Protect and organize your favorite shoes with these containers. They offer plenty of room for multiple types of footwear, and their stackable design lets you add more units whenever necessary.

Hanging shoe organizer with shelves: $10 (23% off)

Original price: $13

This hanging shoe organizer fits 10 pairs while taking up just over 5 inches of closet space. If you have more hanging space than floor or drawer space, it can be a game-changer.

Closet shelves and drawer inserts

Keep drawers organized with these smart solutions or add extra shelving to your setup.

4-tier stackable closet organizers: $42 (14% off)

Original price: $49

Maximize the space under your hangers with a set of shelves to house jeans, sweaters or loungewear. These wire baskets come in a set of four and they stack, so you can add more as needed. The open design makes it easy to see and access all your clothes.

READ MORE: Wayfair fall clearance sale: Shop bedding, sofas and more, up to 82% off

Felt-lined drawer inserts: $17 (15% off)

Original price: $20

Prevent socks, underwear and accessories from turning your drawers into a mess. These felt-lined organizers come in multiple sizes (small cubes, medium bins and large boxes) to separate items and make them easy to see and grab.

READ MORE: 13 practical Amazon finds under $25 FOX News readers loved this week

Acrylic shelf dividers, 8-pack: $40

Slide these clear dividers onto shelves to keep everything from sweaters to purses in separate sections and in clear sight. The eight-pack covers multiple sections and prevents items from getting crushed at the bottom of your closet.

Cube storage organizer: $33

Fabric cubes are a staple in home organization. Add them to closet shelves or use them to maximize floor space, filling them with shoes, underwear, activewear, accessories and more. They collapse flat for easy storage when not in use.

Accessory organizers

Arrange jewelry and small accessories so they stay tangle-free, visible and easy to grab.

Stackable jewelry trays: $22

This four-piece jewelry organizer stacks to save space while keeping your pieces easy to see. Removable dividers let you customize each layer to fit rings, earrings and bracelets. The velvet lining shields your jewelry from scratches or other damage.

Jewelry armoire: $126 (25% off)

Original price: $169

If trays and drawers aren't enough, this over-the-door armoire keeps everything tidy behind a mirrored door. It stores jewelry and makeup, includes a full-length mirror and locks for added security.

Wall hat organizer: $10 (41% off)

Original price: $17

Protect hats from bending or flattening in your closet. This stand holds up to 20 caps without taking up space on your dresser, and you can mount it with screws or adhesive on any flat surface to display your collection.

Hanging belt and tie rack: $8

Stop draping belts and ties over doorknobs or stacking them on shelves. This wooden hanging rack features U-shaped hooks that hold up to 30 belts and 30 ties, making your wardrobe more organized and accessible.

For more deals, visit www.foxnews.com/deals

IKEA multi-use hanger: $10

For all of those odds and ends you can't find a space for, this hanger comes in handy. It has 18 holes to hold scarves, ties, jewelry, glasses and other accessories.

Now that you've organized your closet, refresh your wardrobe with deals on Levi's jeans, Angara jewelry and Amazon fall fashion.

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Maronite rep. Nacouzi meets Holguin, calls for return to villages

Maronite Cypriot non-voting representative in parliament Petros Nacouzi on Friday met United Nations Cyprus problem envoy Maria Angela Holguin, and after the meeting said that for his community “the resolution of the Cyprus problem is directly linked to the return to our villages”, the majority of which they fled after 1974.

Additionally, he said his community links a solution to the Cyprus problem to “the protection of our cultural and religious heritage and the ability of younger generations to maintain a living connection with their roots”.

“The voice of the Maronites must be heard, and our needs and rights must be substantively taken into account in any effort regarding the future of Cyprus,” he said.

He added that “at the same time, it remains essential to promote practical measures which improve daily life in the four Maronite villages and support our residents and displaced persons”.

“We are continuing with consistency, realism, and persistence, working towards a peaceful Cyprus which offers security and prospects for all,” he said.

Maronites have received fervent support from Bagimsizlik Yolu

In recent times, the most fervent backing for the Maronite Cypriots’ cause has come from Turkish Cypriot anarcho-communist political party Bagimsizlik Yolu [Independence Path], which in August said that “the longstanding, unresolved issue of the return of the Maronites to their villages could serve as a constructive confidence-building measure”.

“As is known, the return of Maronites to their villages reached its final stages during the tenure of the four-party government led by Tufan Erhurman as its prime minister,” between 2018 and 2019, it said.

However, it added, the matter was “subsequently shelved under the pretext of pursuing a ‘comprehensive solution’”.

It said that now, “the ‘Maronite initiative’, which entails the demilitarisation of three villages and the return of their inhabitants, could be brought about through unilateral steps taken by the Turkish Cypriot side”.

“Consultations with the military regarding such an initiative had previously taken place, and the necessary funds had even been allocated in the budget, yet the process was suspended for no reason,” it said.

‘The Maronites are not a party to the Cyprus conflict’

It then added that “the Maronites are not a party to the Cyprus conflict”, but instead “a minority community which has been among those most severely affected by the tensions and clashes between the two main communities”.

“If Tufan Erhurman, who claims to attach importance to confidence-building measures, wishes to present this issue as a positive example for all peoples living in Cyprus, he should approach it not by asking ‘what can I gain?’, but by asking, ‘what can I do to build confidence?’,” it said.

Additionally, it said, “the restoration of three Maronite villages … would serve as a powerful demonstration, directed at the Greek Cypriot authorities who have treated the Turkish Cypriots as a mere minority, that the Turkish Cypriot community is, in fact, a democratic society which has embraced multiculturalism”.

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Erdogan meets Erhurman, stresses importance of Turkish Cypriots’ rights

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday welcomed Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman to Bestepe, Turkey’s presidential palace, and stressed the importance of Turkish Cypriots rights in any solution to the Cyprus problem.

According to Turkey’s presidential communications directorate, “bilateral relations between Turkey and the TRNC, as well as regional issues, were discussed during the meeting”, while Erdogan said he was “pleased” that the Turkish Cypriots were represented at the Organisation of Turkic States summit which took place in Ankara on Friday.

“President Erdogan stated that no process which does not protect the rights and interests of the Turkish Cypriots can be the key to a lasting solution in Cyprus, and that Turkey will always continue to stand by the TRNC,” Turkey’s presidential communications directorate said.

Erhurman made no statement following the meeting.

Friday’s meeting is Erdogan’s first public intervention on the Cyprus problem since last month’s United Nations general assembly, when he said, “I call upon the international community to recognise and establish political, diplomatic, and economic relations with the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus”.

He had at the time added that “the inhumane isolation to which [the Turkish Cypriots] have been subjected must finally come to an end”.

Christodoulides accused Erdogan of ‘hypocrisy of the highest form’

This speech prompted a response from Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides, who used his address to accuse Erdogan of “hypocrisy of the highest form”.

“References to international law, to the respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all states, to illegal occupation, to the drama of refugees. Yet, in relation to Cyprus, Turkey is doing exactly the opposite. Hypocrisy of the highest form,” he said.

He said that Erdogan had, during his own speech, “quoted extensively from the UN charter”, but stressed that “politicians are judged not by their words, but their deeds.”

“Mr Erdogan, if you want to quote from the charter, you must first apply it. The UN security council has established the framework for the settlement of the Cyprus problem. That framework, of a bizonal, bicommunal federation with political equality, remains the only basis on which a comprehensive settlement must be reached,” he said.

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The best Amazon weekend deals include $25 earbuds, 61% off Christmas trees and more

Amazon is packed with weekend deals across tech, apparel, home and more. Standouts include Soundcore by Anker earbuds for $25, a 7.5-foot pre-lit artificial Christmas tree for 61% off and the Ninja Flip Oven and Air Fryer for $110 off.

Top Amazon weekend deals, at a glance

Everfoams fuzzy slippers: $19 (46% off) — Limited-time deal
Ring Battery Doorbell 2K Plus: $100 (44% off) — 10,000+ bought last month
Keurig K-Duo hot and iced coffee maker: $130 (41% off) — More than 40% off
Hisense 65-inch TV: $998 (33% off) — Save $500
Waterproof shower lamp, 2-pack: $60 (30% off) — Priced at a 30-day low
Waterpik water flosser: $35 (30% off) — 30,000+ bought this month

Deals on Fox readers' favorite picks

These are the products FOX readers can't stop buying.

Bedsure heated blanket: $40 (42% off)

Original price: $69

More than 10,000 Amazon shoppers bought this heated blanket last month, and with thousands of positive reviews, it's easy to see why.

"This is one of my favorite purchases!" said one reviewer. "I can use it wherever I’m sitting or on my bed for just a little added [warmth]. [I] love the controls that can be set for temperature and length of time."

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National Tree Company 7.5-foot artificial Christmas tree: $265 (61% off)

Original price: $680

Add realistic holiday decor with this National Tree Company tree, now more than 60% off. It's pre-lit, so you don't have to worry about restringing lights every year, and you can adjust the colors from white to multicolor.

Levoit cordless stick vacuum: $140 (30% off)

Original price: $200

Go cordless with Levoit's stick vacuum. It runs for up to 50 minutes with the crevice or pet tool, or up to 30 minutes with the vacuum head. The lightweight vacuum also features built-in LED lights to help illuminate hair and dirt as you clean.

Keurig K-Supreme coffee maker: $100 (47% off)

Original price: $190

Save counter space without giving up your morning coffee. The compact Keurig K-Supreme is ideal for apartments and offices, and all three colors are discounted.

Best Apple deals

This weekend, Amazon has a number of Apple products and accessories on sale.

Apple Pencil Pro: $99 (23% off)
Apple Watch Ultra 3: $700 (22% off)

Apple AirPods Pro 3: $199 (20% off)

Original price: $249

These AirPods combine many of Apple's most popular audio features in a compact design. Active Noise Cancellation reduces background distractions, while Spatial Audio creates a more immersive listening experience. With up to eight hours of battery life, they're a practical choice for commuting, travel and workouts.

Apple AirTag (2nd generation): $23 (21% off)

Original price: $29

An AirTag helps you keep tabs on important belongings. Attach one to your suitcase, backpack or wallet and use Apple's Find My app to view location updates. You can also enable Lost Mode to receive an alert when your item is detected.

Charging station: $15 (40% off)

Original price: $25

Quickly charge your iPhone, AirPods and Apple Watch at the same time with this charging station, which also doubles as a phone stand. It has dedicated charging spots for all three devices and is compatible with iPhone 8 and newer models.

Apple iPad 11-inch: $399 (11% off)

Original price: $449

Save $50 on the 11-inch iPad and get a tablet that keeps up with your needs. It has the A16 chip for fast performance, and the large Liquid Retina display makes shows, apps and pictures look crystal clear.

Best Amazon tech deals

Save on power and audio tech from top brands.

Samsung 65-inch Class The Frame smart TV: $1,098 (27% off)
28-port surge protector and extension cord: $38 (24% off)
Anker laptop docking station: $150 (25% off)

Anker Soundcore 2 portable Bluetooth speaker: $30 (33% off)

Original price: $45

Take this Anker Bluetooth speaker with you anywhere. It's waterproof, so it handles rain like a champ, and it can handle frequent drops. Enjoy 24 hours of battery life on a single charge and intensely deep bass you can feel.

Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet: $73 (53% off)

Original price: $155

If you're shopping for a basic tablet that's still fast for streaming and gaming, the Amazon Fire HD 10 tablet is a solid choice. The bright display, long battery life and user-friendly home screen help you seamlessly jump between apps, books and shows.

Anker Soundcore noise-canceling earbuds: $25 (50% off)

Original price: $50

Soundcore by Anker’s noise-canceling earbuds use adaptive technology to detect external noise and automatically adjust the level of noise cancellation. Get up to 10 hours of listening time on a single charge or up to 45 hours with the charging case.

Best Amazon kitchen deals

Refresh your kitchen with discounts on countertop favorites and storage solutions.

Chefman dual-basket air fryer: $70 (42% off)
Keurig K-Duo Hot & Iced coffee maker: $130 (41% off)
Vitamix Propel Series 750 blender: $490 (22% off)

Ninja Flip Oven and Air Fryer: $140 (44% off)

Original price: $250

If you're short on time or feeding a crowd, the Ninja Flip toaster oven and air fryer can handle both. The eight-in-one countertop appliance features a unique space-saving design that flips up after cooking to clear more room on your countertop. It works as an air fryer, toaster and convection oven, with eight functions for extra crispy pizza or roasted chicken and veggies.

READ MORE: Comfort food season is here: Shop slow cookers, Dutch ovens and more fall cooking staples

Le Creuset Dutch oven: $300 (34% off)

Original price: $455

Le Creuset's Dutch ovens don't just look beautiful — the enameled cast-iron construction retains moisture and lasts for generations. Save $155 on select colors.

Crock-Pot electric lunch box: $30 (25% off)

Original price: $40

Keep packed lunches hot with this Crock-Pot electric lunch box. The 20-ounce size is ideal for larger meals, and both the container and lid are dishwasher-safe.

Best Amazon home deals

Upgrade your storage solutions, vacuums and more.

Soft mattress topper: $36 (38% off)
6-foot pre-lit snow-flocked artificial Christmas tree: $70 (36% off)
Washable area rug: $46 (30% off)

BLUETTI Elite 10 Mini portable power station: $119 (40% off)

Original price: $199

With an AC outlet and multiple USB and DC ports, this compact power station keeps your small electronics running at your campsite or inside your home. It offers the power of a larger machine in a 4-pound package.

Patio furniture covers: $28 (28% off)

Original price: $39

Prep your patio furniture for the cold, wet months ahead with these covers that fit over outdoor chairs and dining tables. Security straps keep the wind from blowing it off, while side vents stop moisture buildup.

42-inch fire pit with grills: $120 (32% off)

Original price: $190

Soak up the last few nights of fall around this sturdy iron fire pit. Two movable grills give you cooking space for a family-sized meal, while the included cover transforms it into a table when not used as a fire pit.

Best auto deals

Find fall and winter auto must-haves and safety essentials.

Noco Boost jump starter: $140 (28% off)
Truck cover: $70 (17% off)
Brush and ice scrapers, 2-pack: $20 (9% off)

Blind spot mirror: $12 (37% off)

Original price: $19

Stick these blind-spot mirrors onto your side mirrors to get a better view of nearby lanes and blind spots. They rotate 360 degrees, making them easy to adjust as needed. You can also install them without tools.

AstroAI S8 Ultra jump starter: $72 (48% off)

Original price: $140

Save yourself from calling AAA by storing this jump starter in your glove box. It can get all types of vehicles running, from small sedans to diesel trucks, even with a fully drained battery.

Best Amazon beauty and personal care deals

Stock up on discounted must-haves like red-light therapy masks and moisturizers.

Gold under-eye patches: $10 (38% off)
Neutrogena night pressed serum: $18 (34% off)
Olive & June 25 Days of Mini Polishes Advent calendar: $60 (20% off)

Shark SpeedStyle hair dryer: $169 (27% off)

Original price: $230

Get the versatility of multiple styling tools in one device with the Shark Speedstyle. It dries hair without heat damage, and at just over 1 pound, your arm won't feel tired.

medicube Exosome Shot Zero facial serum: $12 (69% off)

Original price: $39

Deeply moisturize your skin with this facial serum from Medicube. Its gentle formula reaches deep into pores to soothe wrinkles and dryness, making it ideal for sensitive skin.

iRestore red-light therapy mask: $379 (53% off)

Original price: $799

Get a hands-free red-light treatment with this LED face mask. The technology offers an easy way to improve your skin-care routine, and it's now more than 50% off.

Best Amazon shoe deals

Complete any outfit with deals on Skechers, Asics and more.

Kidmi suede and cork clogs: $27 (46% off)
CUSHIONAIRE suede ankle boots: $60(25% off)
ASICS men's Gel-Venture 11 running shoes: $70 (22% off)

Men's house slippers: $14 (60% off)

Original price: $35

Wear these slippers inside and out and throw them in the washing machine whenever they need a refresh. A memory foam insole adds support and creates the illusion of walking on clouds.

Women's slip-on Chelsea ankle boots: $41 (32% off)

Original price: $59.99

Suede and faux leather come together to create this stylish boot. The 2.3-inch chunky heel gives you a slight lift, and you can choose from a collection of neutral colors. The nude shade has the biggest discount.

Skechers men's Go Walk Flex slip-ins: $60 (29% off)

Original price: $84

Step into these Skechers shoes hands-free, whether you're heading out for errands or a long walk. Breathable mesh helps keep them lightweight, and when they need a refresh, toss them in the washing machine and let them air-dry.

READ MORE: These comfy sneakers are made for fall walks — starting at $30

Best Amazon clothing deals

Save on everyday staples for men and women.

Gloria Vanderbilt women's tapered Amanda jeans: $28 (46% off)
Warner women's Cloud 9 wireless lined comfort bra: $30 (35% off)
Hanes women's lightweight full zip hoodie: $17 (35% off)

Women's heated vest: $140 (35% off)

Original price: $200

Three heat settings on this vest give you up to 10 hours of warmth. Made from waterproof nylon, the vest stays lightweight, even as it warms you.

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Women's fleece-lined leggings: $20 (33% off)

Original price: $30

Switch out your lightweight pair for these fleece-lined leggings and stay warm on chilly days. A variety of colors are discounted, but the black has the steepest deal.

Calvin Klein boxers, 3-pack: $37 (20% off)

Original price: $46

These Calvin Klein boxers feature a longer leg that helps prevent them from riding up. The cotton construction offers a soft feel for everyday comfort.

For more deals, visit www.foxnews.com/deals

Men's athletic quarter-zip pullover: $25 (17% off)

Original price: $29.99

Whether you're heading to the gym or walking to the office, this athletic pullover looks professional while remaining functional. The breathable fabric doesn't hold sweat when working out, and the quarter-zip front adds a polished look.

If you're an Amazon Prime member, you can get these items sent to your door ASAP! You can join or start a 30-day free trial to start your shopping today.

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12 trending Christmas gifts everyone wants this year

Want to know what everyone’s buying this holiday season? We did the digging. Our team of shopping pros tracked what people are searching for most ahead of the holidays and rounded up the gifts that are trending right now, so you know you're picking a winner. 

From a digital picture frame to affordable noise-canceling earbuds to a heated neck massager, these gifts will hit the mark for everyone on your list.

Oura Ring 5: $399

The Oura Ring 5 offers all the benefits of a health tracker in a wearable, lightweight ring. A titanium body resists scratches from daily wear, while the ring monitors more than 50 health metrics, including sleep, heart rate and stress levels.

READ MORE: Gifts for men who say they don't want anything (but really do)

Skylight digital picture frame: $140

With more than 20,000 five-star Amazon reviews, this digital picture frame stores precious memories all in one place. Users can share the link with family and friends so they can upload pictures that appear on its 10-inch color screen.

Hatch Restore 3: $170

For a gentler wake-up experience, gift a sunrise alarm clock like the Hatch Restore 3. It uses light that mimics the rising sun, along with soothing audio, to wake users more naturally. Sleep sounds also help users fall and stay asleep longer.

Heated neck massager: $40 (13% off)

Original price: $46

Many adults could use a solid neck massager, and this one even adds heat. Simply adjust the temperature and speed, kick back and relax. It's now at its lowest price since August, making this an opportune time to buy.

iRestore red light therapy mask: $379 (53% off)

Original price: $799

Red light therapy works to soothe skin, and this mask gives a full treatment while allowing wearers to get other tasks done around the house. The recipient can wear it for 10-minute sessions three to five times per week and potentially see brighter skin.

READ MORE: Fox News Deals holiday gift guide: Find gifts for every personality on your list

Weekender travel duffel: $26.24 (29% off)

Original price: $36.99

A reliable travel duffel is a gift your special someone can enjoy year after year. Separate shoe and clothing compartments keep your necessities organized, while a toiletries bag prevents accidental spills from damaging clothes.

Birdfy smart bird feeder: $240 (25% off)

Original price: $320

Gift hours of entertainment with a Birdfy smart bird feeder. It charges using solar power and connects to an app, immediately alerting users when a bird lands. It also takes clear snapshots and identifies more than 6,000 species.

Fujifilm Instax Mini 12 instant camera: $162

Instant cameras are back, and this Fujifilm option is more advanced than older models. Its upgraded 60 mm lens snaps clear images that print instantly. There's even a built-in flash and auto exposure mode that help cut down on glare.

Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ coffee and espresso maker: $99 (24% off)

Original price: $130

Whether the person you're gifting prefers coffee or espresso, the Nespresso Vertuo Pop+ does it all. The compact machine brews five different single-serve sizes directly into mugs, giving a fresh cup of joe every time.

READ MORE: Christmas gifts she'll actually use (and love)

JBL Vibe earbuds: $40 (38% off)

Original price: $65

JBL's Vibe earbuds offer noise-canceling audio without the high price tag. Active noise cancellation blocks out background noise, and the buds automatically adjust when taking a call or talking to people in person. The 40-hour battery life (with the case) rivals the competition.

Nodpod weighted eye mask: $38

The Nodpod weighted eye mask applies gentle pressure to help the wearer unwind after a long day. It has a four-pod design that evenly distributes the weight, making it suitable for back or side sleepers.

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Yeti Rambler: $40

A Yeti Rambler is the ultimate to-go mug. The stainless steel interior keeps drinks hot or cold for hours and resists dents if the bottle is dropped. It also stands up to stains, even if it doesn't get washed for a few days.

Get your home holiday-ready with festive decorations, and prepare for holiday travel early with discounts on luggage sets and duffel bags.

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Cooling mattresses for hot sleepers: Why Nectar?

There's nothing worse than waking up at 3 a.m. sweating, and desperately searching for the cool side of the pillow. If that's you, the solution might just be a mattress from Nectar. All of Nectar's mattresses have cooling fibers woven into the surface fabric, designed to cool down your body temperature and keep you sleeping through the night, regardless of the season. 

Nectar Classic Memory Foam Mattress: $699 (55% off)

Original price: $1,567

Cool to the touch all night long

Nectar memory foam mattresses are ideal for hot sleepers, with a cool-to-the-touch sleeping surface. The foam relieves pressure on your joints, conforms to your body and responds to your movement through the night, helping support your body while cooling you (and minimizing movement for a partner sleeping in the same bed). 

You can choose from Classic, Premier and Luxe memory foam mattresses. As you move up the line, the cooling and pressure-relieving properties double and triple.

If you're an especially hot sleeper, consider the Ultra memory foam mattress, which has four times the cooling properties of the Classic model. It contains a separate sheet of phase change materials layered on top of the memory foam to help regulate temperature.⁠ Phase change materials in the Nectar Ultra can absorb or release heat as they change phase. That means it pulls heat away from your body when you're too warm and releases heat back out towards your body when you're too cold, so you always stay at the perfect temperature throughout the night.

There are more than 200 5-star reviews, many of which praise the cooling properties. "Absolutely the best mattress I have ever laid my head on," said one reviewer. "First night was the best night's sleep I have had in years. The comfort of the mattress helped me fall asleep quickly and the cooling effect helped me sleep all night."

All of Nectar's foam used is CertiPUR-US certified, which means it's free from ozone-depleting substances and harmful pollutants.

READ MORE: Best fall mattress deals: Up to 83% off DreamCloud, Saatva and sleep accessories

What about hybrid mattresses?

Hybrid mattresses combine the pressure-relieving support of memory foam with innerspring coils. These help with reducing motion transfer, which is perfect for those sleeping with partners. Nectar's Hybrid Luxe mattress would be ideal for extremely hot sleepers who toss and turn or have partners that move in their sleep. 

The coils allow for more airflow in your mattress, rather than air getting trapped in the dense memory foam. There are Premier and Luxe versions of the hybrid mattress, which get more and more cooling as you move up the line.

NectarCool technology: The optional upgrade

For an additional cost, NectarCool is an optional cover upgrade on eligible Nectar Classic, Premier, and Luxe memory foam and hybrid models. It adds cooling polyethylene fibers to the cover for a cooler-to-the-touch feel, designed to bring down your temperature as you sleep.

How the NectarCool upgrade fits each tier

  • Classic: The standard cover has a cool-to-the-touch feel; NectarCool adds more cooling fibers.
  • Premier: The standard cover has about 60% more cooling fibers than Classic; NectarCool adds more to that cover.⁠
  • Luxe: The standard cover has about twice as many cooling fibers as Classic; NectarCool adds more to the Luxe cover.⁠
  • Ultra: The separate NectarCool cover upgrade isn’t offered since Ultra already includes top-tier cooling with four times more cooling fibers and phase-change material as the standard.⁠

Try it first

Nectar has a generous trial period and warranty, so you can be absolutely sure you love your mattress. 

You can sleep on the mattress for up to a year and return it for a refund if you don’t like it. Call or email Nectar, and the company will help you find a charity to donate it to.

If a mattress develops a problem within 10 years, Nectar will replace it. After 10 years, the company will repair it.

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Nectar Serenity Sleep Bundle: $179 (66% off)

Original price: $599

On top of the mattress deal, you can snag Nectar's Serenity Sleep Bundle for 66% off when you bundle it with your mattress purchase. It comes with a mattress protector, a sheet set and two cooling pillows for $179. 

The waterproof mattress cover protects it from spills and stains, without taking away from the breathability of your sleeping surface. Plus, it's machine-washable for easy cleanup. 

The two included pillows have cooling fibers woven into the foam, similar to the brand's foam mattresses, to keep you even cooler through the night. With a classic sheet set, you have everything you need to completely make your bed for one budget-friendly price. 

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Desemprego registado cai mais de 10% em termos homólogos, impulsionado por recuos na indústria e na construção

· A Região Norte continua a ser a região com o maior número de desempregados registados, contudo liderou a redução homóloga a nível nacional, com uma descida de 16,7%. · Os dados do INE indicam que o número de profissionais empregados ultrapassa os 5,3 milhões, o que se traduz num aumento homólogo de 0,6%, mantendo-se […]
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Audit Office to use AI to speed up investigations and identify red flags

The Audit Office plans to introduce artificial intelligence to accelerate its work, identify potential irregularities and free up auditors to conduct more on-site inspections, auditor-general Andreas Papaconstantinou said on Friday.

Presenting the office’s 2027 budget to the House finance committee, Papaconstantinou said a major co-funded project, known as AuditAI, was being planned to allow AI to carry out preliminary assessments and identify potential warning signs, or “red flags”, requiring further investigation.

He said the technology would help speed up audits and the preparation of reports, allowing staff to devote more time to inspections and other substantive work.

The Audit Office has so far submitted 31 reports and five memoranda in 2026, with another 23 reports in progress. Papaconstantinou said the target was to publish between 45 and 50 reports by the end of the year, potentially releasing two reports a week.

The office’s proposed budget for 2027 stands at €12.06 million, an increase of approximately €810,000, or 7.2 per cent, compared with €11.26 million in 2026.

Personnel costs account for 82 per cent of the budget, while 7.5 per cent is allocated to consultancy services and five per cent to software purchases.

Funding has also been allocated for staff training in Cyprus and abroad to improve the early identification of risks, strengthen accountability and ensure more efficient management of public resources.

Papaconstantinou said the office’s budget focused on improving internal operations, strengthening cooperation, making better use of staff expertise and completing audits more quickly and to a higher standard.

Addressing staffing arrangements and salary scales, he said consideration had been given to practices elsewhere in the public sector, particularly the qualifications required of auditors.

He explained that auditors were required to obtain professional qualifications, including chartered accountant certification, and that the time needed to secure these qualifications had been considered when determining salary progression.

“We considered that there should be no unfair treatment, so we equalised the time component,” he said, adding that a similar approach was followed by the Transmission System Operator.

“Let us not exaggerate. They are auditors, and that is the reasoning,” he added.

On consultancy services, Papaconstantinou said the Audit Office preferred to retain expertise internally but that certain highly specialised areas required external assistance.

He cited the information systems of the national health scheme, Gesy, and the Ippodamos planning system as examples of areas requiring specialist technical knowledge.

Papaconstantinou also emphasised the importance of increasing on-site inspections, saying that the more inspections carried out, the better.

He explained that direct inspections allowed auditors to gain firsthand knowledge of the services they were examining, improving both the effectiveness of audits and staff performance.

On audits of municipalities and district local government organisations established under the local government reform, Papaconstantinou acknowledged concerns about the new administrative structures.

He said considerable time had been devoted to examining issues involving Paphos municipality and its suspended mayor.

The auditor-general also addressed the responsibilities of the assistant auditor-general, explaining that he participated in the management team and that efforts were being made to utilise his position effectively.

“I will not say anything more. He certainly needs to work, but let us leave it at that,” Papaconstantinou said.

He rejected suggestions by Alma MP and former auditor-general Odysseas Michaelides that the assistant auditor-general could assume the duties of a director, stressing that the two positions served different functions.

He said he did not accept the claims being made about the assistant auditor-general, explaining that the proposed director’s position was intended to fulfil separate management responsibilities.

“The position we are requesting is for a director’s work, and the assistant auditor-general has a different role,” he said.

In addition regarding a comment on the secondment of former civil defence commander Maria Papa to the Audit Office, Papaconstantinou said her role had been discussed with her and that, if she could not be effectively utilised, the possibility of returning her to her previous service would be considered. “If she cannot be utilised, we will look into having her return,” he said.

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Israelis turn to Cyprus for concerts as international acts shun home stages

Cyprus is increasingly being chosen by Israelis as a destination for live music, with tourism firms reporting on Friday that the lack of international artists performing in Israel is driving demand for festivals and club nights on the island.

Speaking to Israeli news outlet Mako, Prof Alon Gelbman, head of the master’s programme in tourism at Kinneret Academic, said the security situation and the absence of many international artists from Israeli stages were pushing young people towards “alternative destinations”.

He said Cyprus had a clear advantage for Israeli tourists due to its “proximity and short flight time”.

Vice president of marketing and sales at Israeli travel agency The Flying Carpet, Oren Cohen-Maguri, said Limassol had become “a sought-after entertainment destination among young people”, with its nightlife and clubs frequently playing host to international and Israeli DJs.

Cohen-Maguri said the scarcity of international performances in Israel meant concerts in Cyprus this summer could draw strong interest, “if they do take place”.

Official figures show the shift, for Cystat confirmed 135,628 Israelis arrivals last month, up from 105,597 a year earlier, a rise of more than 28 per cent.

Israel accounted for 23.3 per cent of all arrivals, making it the second largest market behind the United Kingdom on 30.5 per cent.

Limassol has become a particular draw, with Israeli travel and entertainment listings featuring the City of Dreams Mediterranean resort, beach clubs and music festivals.

Other venues featuring on Israeli nightlife listings include The Warehouse, Shaka, Columbia Sun, SODAP Beach and Guaba.

The trend has extended beyond Limassol, with Israeli rock band Kadachat having performed at Paradise Place in Pomos on October 17, according to Tel Aviv Times, which described Israeli flags inside the venue and a Hebrew welcome sign.

The growing demand comes as international performances in Israel have become increasingly scarce, with The Israel Festival having taken place this summer without an international act, while the Music Showcase Festival expected half as many overseas gests as last year.

Security restrictions have also affected domestic concerts, with stadium performances by Omer Adam and Eyal Golan postponed following Home Front Command restrictions on large gatherings in June.

Al Jazeera reported this week that Israeli visits reached nearly 600,000 last year, more than double the 2022 figure, while Israeli investment was estimated at €5.1 billion.

The Israeli embassy estimates that between 15,000 and 20,000 Israelis consider Cyprus home, compared with around 1,000 recorded in the 2021 census.

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Man jailed for killing neighbour’s cat

The Court of Appeal on Friday unanimously ordered a man who killed his neighbour’s cat by repeatedly striking it on the head with a broomstick to serve a two-month prison sentence.

The court overturned an earlier decision by the Nicosia district court to suspend the sentence for three years, ruling that there had been insufficient justification for doing so.

However, it rejected the attorney-general’s argument that the two-month sentence was excessively lenient and should be increased.

In its decision, the Court of Appeal stressed the need for strict punishment of animal cruelty offences, both to deter potential offenders and to protect animals from abuse.

The man had been convicted by the Nicosia district court following his admission that he killed his neighbour’s cat in August 2021.

He repeatedly struck the animal on the head with a broomstick before placing it in a basket, where it briefly writhed before dying.

The appeal court noted that it was unclear whether the trial court had adequately considered the brutality of the repeated blows, which caused a fatal head injury, or the fact that the injured animal had subsequently been placed in a basket.

In determining the original sentence, the district court had taken into account the defendant’s admission, clean criminal record and personal circumstances as mitigating factors.

The Court of Appeal acknowledged that the two-month prison sentence could be considered lenient but found that it was not so inadequate as to warrant intervention.

However, it ruled that the mitigating factors considered when determining the length of a sentence did not automatically justify suspending it.

The appeal court found that the district court had failed to provide sufficient reasons for suspending the sentence.

It also rejected the defence’s argument that the time elapsed since the offence should be treated as a mitigating factor.

The court noted that delays in the original proceedings had resulted from difficulties serving the indictment, postponements involving the defence and the welfare office’s failure to prepare a report on time because the defendant had not responded.

The Court of Appeal therefore rejected the attorney-general’s challenge to the length of the sentence but upheld the appeal against its suspension, ordering the man to begin serving his two-month prison term immediately.

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China Southern Airlines regista crescimento de quase 90% nas vendas em Portugal e reforça voos entre Madrid e o Cantão

TnewsA China Southern Airlines registou um crescimento homólogo de quase 90% no volume de vendas no mercado português entre janeiro e setembro de 2026. A companhia aérea chinesa, que não tem atualmente voos diretos para Portugal, prevê reforçar a ligação Madrid–Guangzhou (Cantão) para uma operação diária no verão de 2027.
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Portugal leva 110 empresas à WTM London para reforçar mercado britânico

WTM 2026O Turismo de Portugal participa na feira, de 3 a 5 de novembro, com um stand de 1.025 m², que reúne também as sete Agências Regionais de Promoção Turística. O Reino Unido continua a ser o principal mercado internacional para Portugal, tendo gerado mais de 3,1 mil milhões de euros em receitas turísticas entre janeiro e agosto de 2026.
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