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Hey, you… yes you! How would you like to win over £250 worth of gorgeous Hello Sunday treats?

Forget the thick, greasy sunscreens of the past, this UK-based brand is all about lightweight, skin-loving formulas that slot into your routine without any fuss. The packaging is cute, the names are playful (like ‘The One That’s a Serum’), and the products do more than just protect you from the sun – they also shield your skin from pollution and blue light.

How good is that?

Better yet, they’re vegan, cruelty-free, and packed with good-for-you ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamin C.

Basically, they’ve taken all the boring bits out of SPF and made it something you’ll actually want to wear every day – which, we hate to remind you, but you should be doing all year round too.

Now we’ve teamed up with Hello Sunday to give one of you over £250 worth of goodies, including ‘The One That’s A Serum’ (worth £23), and ‘The Mineral One SPF 50’ (worth £26).

The ultra-light, glow-giving formula that ‘The Mineral One SPF’ has is basically skincare’s answer to a triple-shot oat latte: hydrating, energising, and totally addictive. It glides on like a dream (no chalky cast in sight), leaving your skin dewy, calm, and ready to face the day.

Packed with antioxidant-rich Kukui Oil and vitamin E, it’s like a mini shield for your face – fighting off free radicals, smoothing fine lines, and helping to fade dark spots while you get on with your life. And thanks to hyaluronic acid, your skin stays plump and juicy whether it’s heatwave season or mid-winter chill.

Fragrance-free, featherlight, and designed for everyday wear, this is SPF that works hard without showing off. Just like you.

Someone called ‘PinkLady’ from Belfast hailed it ‘perfection for sensitive rosacea skin’, and went on to add: ‘This is perfect for easily dehydrated, sensitive rosacea-prone skin that reacts to most chemical sunscreens. It’s very emollient, which is not pleasant at first, but dries to a nice satin finish. Minimal white cast. I’m also acne prone, and this caused no breakouts.’

Martha followed suit and also mentioned that it was a ‘great option for deeper skin tones’, and went on to say: ‘For reference I’m a Fitzpatrick 6. I use 1 pipette full (1/2 suggested amount) with 1 finger of mineral sunscreen (1/2 recommended amount) to get full factor 50 coverage. Mineral sunscreens do have a white tint as they are white pigments but going it this way I do not get a white cast. I have told all my black friends about this as white cast is our regular struggle. This has saved me so much time with not having to apply makeup to make a mineral sunscreen work for me.’

If you’re looking for a standout product, try ‘The One That’s a Serum SPF 50’. This featherlight SPF 50 serum is the kind of overachiever we love – moisturiser, sunscreen, and glow-booster all rolled into one sleek little bottle.

It’s packed with antioxidants, brightening vitamin C, and plumping hyaluronic acid, so your skin gets a hit of hydration, protection, and radiance in one go.

No white cast, or greasy finish either – just smooth, dewy skin that looks like it’s had eight hours of sleep and a green juice. It sinks in like a serum (because it is one) and works hard behind the scenes to fend off UV rays, pollution, and those pesky early signs of ageing.

Basically, it’s your skincare routine—streamlined, simplified, and seriously effective. All-year-round glow? Sorted.

Below you’ll find the list of all the products you can win.

It’s worth mentioning that this competition ends on June 13, so what are you waiting for? These products are almost too good to give away if you ask us…

Terms and conditions can be found in full here, but a summarised version is also below.

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Former Tottenham winger Aaron Lennon believes Spurs’ silence on Ange Postecoglou’s future indicates that the club are planning to sack the 59-year-old this summer.

Postecoglou guided Spurs to their first trophy in 17 years with a 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the Europa League final last month.

However, the Australian’s future remains in doubt following Spurs’ woeful Premier League campaign which saw them finish 17th in the table with 22 defeats.

During Spurs’ Europa League trophy parade, Postecoglou indicated that he would be staying on as manager by telling supporters: ‘All the best television series… season three is better than season two.’

However, Lennon feels Spurs’ lack of clarification over Postecoglou’s future suggests a change of manager could happen.

Asked if Spurs need to clarify Postecoglou’s position, Lennon told talkSPORT: ‘One-hundred per cent, and that’s for everyone, everyone to do with the football club and for the players to know where they’re going.

‘And also you’ve seen the other clubs now they’re already spending early, so you need to get in the market.

‘Spurs know they need players, they’ve just got Champions League football, and that’s squad’s not strong enough, it’s not good enough, and the manager needs to be part of that process, so there does need to be clarification soon and fast to whether he’s going to be staying or not.

‘This awkward silence, I don’t know if it’s alarm bells, I don’t like it, I don’t think it looks good for Ange, in my opinion.’

Asked if he would support Spurs’ decision to sack Postecoglou, Lennon replied: ‘It’s a tough one for me. A lot of people have been asking me and I’ve been scratching my head about this one.

‘Because the thing I always take into account is how do I reckon the players are still playing for him, are the players still behind the manager? I do believe that they are.

‘Normally when a manager is getting sacked or he has lost the dressing room you can see that, you can see the way the team’s playing, you can see it in their interviews after.

‘But every player I’ve seen is so buzzing about Ange and they’ve always got so much good to say about him.

‘It’s a difficult one, I wouldn’t be surprised if they got rid of Ange, I wouldn’t be surprised.’

Lennon also insists Spurs will be making a mistake if they keep delaying a decision over Postecoglou and their summer transfer plans.

‘For me, if I was a manager and even for the players, it’s so much better to get the players in early,’ the former England winger said.

‘Get them in that group in pre-season, going on pre-season trips, getting them bonding, especially if they’re coming from different leagues, just to get them settled, their families settled, it’s vital.

‘For me, Spurs’ squad at the minute is not good enough to play Champions League and to play three games a week at the highest level and then to be pushing up the league where they belong. They need to make investments and make them fast.’

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Ray Parlour rates Arsenal’s interest in one forgotten Chelsea star but believes the player would be better off snubbing the transfer.

After finishing runner-up in the Premier League for a third successive season, Arsenal are ready to spend big this summer in order to finally end their trophy-drought.

Martin Zubimendi is expected to join from Real Sociedad for £50million, a new striker will surely be signed and Gabriel Magalhaes has penned a new long-term contract with the club.

A new back-up goalkeeper to David Raya is also on the agenda with rising stars Jack Porter and Tommy Setford to be loaned out, while Neto has returned to Bournemouth after his season on loan at the Emirates.

The Gunners wanted to sign Joan Garcia from Espanyol, but appear to have lost the transfer race to Barcelona.

It is now reported that Arsenal have enquired about signing Kepa Arrizabalaga from fierce London rivals Chelsea, with the 30-year-old available for just £5m.

Still the most expensive goalkeeper of all-time, Kepa impressed while on loan at Bournemouth last season but his career at Stamford Bridge has long been over.

Former Arsenal star Parlour believes the Spain international would be a brilliant signing for Mikel Arteta’s side but thinks the keeper would and should turn down the move as he won’t get much game time.

‘It’s all on whether he wants to play, he’s not going to play at Arsenal is he?’ the former England midfielder told talkSPORT.

‘He’s going to be the No.2, do you want to be No.2? He’s obviously been No.1 at Bournemouth. If you’re Arsenal, you want to buy him because he’s a great No.2 to have.

‘But if you’re Kepa, you want to play unless you’re happy to sit on the bench but if I was a keeper at his age I’d want to play because you’ll regret it once you finish.’

Arsenal should ‘pay the money’ to sign Aston Villa star

Arsenal would also like to sign a left-sided attacker this summer, with Rodrygo, Nico Williams and Morgan Rogers on their shortlist.

Rogers is a player Parlour would like to see in red and white following a terrific season at Aston Villa where he recorded 14 goals and 15 assists across all competitions.

With five years left on his contract, the England international would not be cheap, with some reports claiming Villa would want upwards of £80m, but Parlour thinks that’s a price worth paying, saying: ‘I think he’s got so much potential.

‘I would pay the money to get him because he’s 22-year-old, he’s got everything going for him, he’s going to get better, Arteta can teach him.

‘He can play No.10, he can play wide, he can play everywhere and he’ll score you some goals as well. So I’d buy him.

‘I’d rather have him than Rodrygo. I think he’s got everything going for him, he’s in the England squad as well now, a very good player.’

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