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North Wales Live
10 hours ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
QVC slashes Ninja's 'perfect' pizza oven by £110 beating Amazon for BBQ season
As the summer season draws near, garden parties and outdoor dinners become the order of the day. Enjoying the sunshine with delectable food in the company of friends and family is a cherished tradition. One essential that most people crave during this time is pizza, but ordering takeaway for the whole family can be quite costly. This is why pizza ovens are fast becoming a must-have item in gardens and homes. However, finding the right one that won't empty your wallet can be a challenge. Fortunately, shoppers are in luck as they can now purchase the Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover from QVC for a discounted price of £219.95, down from its original price of £324.98. This deal is even cheaper than what's offered on the Ninja website (£229.99) and Amazon (£229). Moreover, new QVC shoppers can enjoy an extra £5 off with the code FIVE4U, bringing the total cost down to £214.95. The Ninja pizza oven allows shoppers to whip up delicious 12-inch pizzas in just a matter of minutes. It's electric, so there's no need for flames or gas - simply plug it in and start cooking. With five pizza settings such as Thin Crust, New York and Deep Dish, shoppers can perfect their favourite style every time. The package even includes a pizza peel, stone, and a cover to keep it safe outdoors, reports the Mirror. But this oven isn't just for pizza, as shoppers can also use it to bake bread, air fry meals, and prove dough - all in the great outdoors. It heats up to 370 degrees and can accommodate a full meal, like chicken wings or chips. There's even a window so customers can watch their food as it cooks. Its simple controls make it easy to use and it's ideal for gardens, patios or balconies. For those in the market for a pizza oven, but not quite sold on what's offered, there's the Ooni Koda 12 Gas-Powered Pizza Oven at Argos for £299, featuring instant gas ignition, reaching cooking temperatures in 15 minutes, and capable of blasting pizzas to perfection in just 60 seconds with an impressive 500 degrees. Alternatively, bargain hunters can consider the Outdoor Pizza Oven from Vonhaus, priced at £129.99, which is portable, whips up 12-inch pizzas, hits the mark with temperatures up to 350 degrees within 15 minutes, and also doubles as a smoker for meats, fish, or veggies. On the other hand, the ninja pizza oven from QVC has garnered a sterling 4.7 out of 5 star rating from users. Feedback includes rave reviews such as: "So quick and easy and the pizzas were lovely. Perfectly cooked everytime Also tried the air fryer function and it was to the usual NINJA standard too." Further praise comes from a satisfied customer who expressed: "Very impressed, exceeded expectations. Big enough for a 12 inch pizza but small enough to easily move. The oven heats up fairly quickly, but then retains the heat if making several pizzas." An additional happy buyer remarked: "Exactly as expected. Feels solid, makes you feel confident it can produce the desired heat, safely and with ease!". However, some customers did voice concerns, with one noting: "One thing I would say is that the pizza was a bit too dark for me and I've heard others say the same." Another customer was full of praise, remarking: "Amazing! Made gluten free from frozen bases and normal ones from fresh bases and they were the best pizzas we have had in a long time! Toppings - less is more for sure! Really impressed - 3 pizzas in under 15 mins!".
Wales Online
11 hours ago
- Business
- Wales Online
QVC slashes Ninja's 'perfect' pizza oven by £110 beating Amazon for BBQ season
QVC slashes Ninja's 'perfect' pizza oven by £110 beating Amazon for BBQ season The Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven has five settings, a real stone base for an authentic taste and a glass window in the lid so you can check on your pizza as it cooks. New QVC customers can get an extra £5 off the already discounted price too It's super easy to use (Image: QVC ) As the summer season draws near, garden parties and outdoor dinners become the order of the day. Enjoying the sunshine with delectable food in the company of friends and family is a cherished tradition. One essential that most people crave during this time is pizza, but ordering takeaway for the whole family can be quite costly. This is why pizza ovens are fast becoming a must-have item in gardens and homes. However, finding the right one that won't empty your wallet can be a challenge. Fortunately, shoppers are in luck as they can now purchase the Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover from QVC for a discounted price of £219.95, down from its original price of £324.98. This deal is even cheaper than what's offered on the Ninja website (£229.99) and Amazon (£229). Moreover, new QVC shoppers can enjoy an extra £5 off with the code FIVE4U, bringing the total cost down to £214.95. The Ninja pizza oven allows shoppers to whip up delicious 12-inch pizzas in just a matter of minutes. It's electric, so there's no need for flames or gas - simply plug it in and start cooking. With five pizza settings such as Thin Crust, New York and Deep Dish, shoppers can perfect their favourite style every time. The package even includes a pizza peel, stone, and a cover to keep it safe outdoors, reports the Mirror. Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven £324.98 £214.95 QVC Buy Here Product Description The Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven is currently cheapest at QVC - and is £5 off with code FIVE4U. But this oven isn't just for pizza, as shoppers can also use it to bake bread, air fry meals, and prove dough - all in the great outdoors. It heats up to 370 degrees and can accommodate a full meal, like chicken wings or chips. There's even a window so customers can watch their food as it cooks. Its simple controls make it easy to use and it's ideal for gardens, patios or balconies. For those in the market for a pizza oven, but not quite sold on what's offered, there's the Ooni Koda 12 Gas-Powered Pizza Oven at Argos for £299, featuring instant gas ignition, reaching cooking temperatures in 15 minutes, and capable of blasting pizzas to perfection in just 60 seconds with an impressive 500 degrees. Alternatively, bargain hunters can consider the Outdoor Pizza Oven from Vonhaus, priced at £129.99, which is portable, whips up 12-inch pizzas, hits the mark with temperatures up to 350 degrees within 15 minutes, and also doubles as a smoker for meats, fish, or veggies. On the other hand, the ninja pizza oven from QVC has garnered a sterling 4.7 out of 5 star rating from users. Feedback includes rave reviews such as: "So quick and easy and the pizzas were lovely. Perfectly cooked everytime Also tried the air fryer function and it was to the usual NINJA standard too." The oven makes restaurant-quality pizzas in a flash (Image: QVC ) Further praise comes from a satisfied customer who expressed: "Very impressed, exceeded expectations. Big enough for a 12 inch pizza but small enough to easily move. The oven heats up fairly quickly, but then retains the heat if making several pizzas." An additional happy buyer remarked: "Exactly as expected. Feels solid, makes you feel confident it can produce the desired heat, safely and with ease!". However, some customers did voice concerns, with one noting: "One thing I would say is that the pizza was a bit too dark for me and I've heard others say the same." Article continues below Another customer was full of praise, remarking: "Amazing! Made gluten free from frozen bases and normal ones from fresh bases and they were the best pizzas we have had in a long time! Toppings - less is more for sure! Really impressed - 3 pizzas in under 15 mins!". The Ninja Artisan Pizza Oven with Cover is currently at the lowest price at QVC.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Why EchoStar Has Blasted 48% Higher This Week
Bloomberg reported that President Donald Trump wants the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and EchoStar, which owns spectrum licenses, to end their dispute and make a deal. The FCC is reviewing whether EchoStar is in federal compliance, which is crucial to the company's plan to build out a 5G internet network. EchoStar's spectrum licenses are very valuable and could be worth a lot more than the company's current market cap. 10 stocks we like better than EchoStar › Since last Friday, shares of the satellite television and wireless operator EchoStar (NASDAQ: SATS) had blasted nearly 48% higher as of Thursday, a day in which the market is closed due to the observance of Juneteenth. The stock rocketed higher after media outlets reported that President Trump has encouraged the company and the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to make a deal and end their dispute. EchoStar owns several satellite, phone, and television companies, including Boost Mobile, HughesNet, Dish, and Sling. The company and its subsidiaries also own spectrum licenses, which grant it approval to use parts of the electromagnetic spectrum, which is critical for operating and providing various forms of wireless communications. Earlier this year, the FCC said they were investigating whether EchoStar is complying with the necessary federal laws to keep its spectrum licenses that it needs to build out its planned 5G internet service in the U.S. In response, EchoStar decided to not make interest payments on some of its bonds, which gave the company 30 additional days to make payments, in hopes the FCC would finish its review. These events led some to believe the company may ultimately default on the payments and enter bankruptcy. Trump's intervention and the administration's deregulatory approach has likely made some investors think a deal will be made. Bloomberg also reported earlier this week that FCC Chair Brendan Carr told EchoStar to sell some of its spectrum licenses or potentially lose them. UBS analyst John Hodulik said in a research report earlier this week that the spectrum licenses could be worth as much as $35 billion. The stock only trades at a roughly $7.2 billion market cap. There's also big upside if EchoStar ends up succeeding in building its wireless network. However, investors should keep in mind that regulatory battles like this are often unpredictable. This is a risky bet, so I wouldn't make it a core position. But if you want to take a chance, make sure you only invest what you can afford to lose. Before you buy stock in EchoStar, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the for investors to buy now… and EchoStar wasn't one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $659,171!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005... if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you'd have $891,722!* Now, it's worth noting Stock Advisor's total average return is 995% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 172% for the S&P 500. Don't miss out on the latest top 10 list, available when you join . See the 10 stocks » *Stock Advisor returns as of June 9, 2025 Bram Berkowitz has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy. Why EchoStar Has Blasted 48% Higher This Week was originally published by The Motley Fool Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
NDTV
3 days ago
- Business
- NDTV
"20 Years, 2 Daughters Later", Rishi Sunak, Akshata Murty Return To Stanford
Two decades after meeting and falling in love on campus, former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife, investor and philanthropist Akshata Murty, returned to Stanford Graduate School of Business, not as students but as commencement speakers for the Class of 2025. "This is literally where we met," said Ms Murty during the address on Saturday. Recalling her journey from India to California, she described Stanford as "nothing short of transformational." "It opened our eyes to a whole new way of thinking. It also changed the course of our lives," she said. Ms Murty revealed that a former admissions director once told her, based only on their application essays, that she and Mr Sunak were destined to be together. "So, thank you, Stanford. Twenty years and two daughters later, forget about being the best business school in the world, you're an even better matchmaking service," she joked. Later, she posted a photo from their favourite spot in Stanford on Instagram, writing, "Back up at the Dish for our favourite morning run in Stanford." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rishi Sunak (@rishisunakmp) In her speech, Ms Murty also shared a memory from their student days. "There was no one more annoying than Rishi when we would go on a run. He would beg to come and then he would want to talk to me the whole way around the loop." Together, the couple shared three key life lessons they have learned along the way. The first lesson was about the "comfort of data." "I'm a numbers guy," Mr Sunak said, mentioning how it helped him bond with his father-in-law, Infosys founder Narayana Murthy. But he said there were limitations. "Data can't look around corners," he said. The second takeaway was led by Ms Murty, who focused on bridging idealism with practicality. Reflecting on her early drive to address inequality and push for social change, she spoke about how Mr Sunak would constantly challenge her to think deeper. "He always asked, 'how?' I had genuinely never met someone my age who thought like that," she said. That approach, she explained, helped her shift from purely idealistic goals to taking small, tangible steps that could lead to meaningful impact. "There was no one more intriguing than Rishi when he was talking to me about how to affect social change at scale. Idealism is inspiring, but he helped me see that if it's untethered from reality, there is no traction. You float without impact. I learned from him that the path to achieving something transformational is rooted in the gravity of tangible steps," she said. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Akshata Murty (@akshatamurty_official) The third principle was drawn from the Sanskrit idea of Dharma, the notion of doing one's duty without obsessing over the result. "It's about finding fulfillment in effort, not outcomes," they said. Mr Sunak closed the speech with a tribute to their relationship, "We've always pushed each other's thinking to become sharper and better." The graduates of Stanford's Class of 2006, got married in 2009.
Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Skins star unrecognisable as he reunites with cast 15 years after hit show
THIS actor burst onto the scene in the late noughties as a fresh-faced teen with a mop of curly hair in E4's Skins. Fast-forward 15 years since the show ended, and this star, now 33, looks unrecognisable as he reunited with his former co-stars - but can you guess who it is? 6 Can you guess who the actor on the left is? Seen here reuniting with his fellow Skins stars Credit: Instagram 6 This star is now all grown up and in his 30s Credit: Instagram 6 The actor appeared in the hit E4 teen drama from 2009 until 2010 Credit: Instagram 6 Did you guess it was Ollie Barbieri who played JJ Jones in Skins Credit: Handout The actor in question is Ollie Barbieri who shot to fame in Skins, playing JJ Jones. The star was in the hit E4 show from series 3 to 4 which aired from 2009 until the following year. Skins followed the highs and lows of teens in college trying to navigate their way through life. It became a huge fan favourite and had seven successful series with some very iconic characters. On the show, Ollie's character JJ was known for being the more wholesome of the group, and was considered quite "geeky". But as the series progressed, he became more socially confident. SKINS REUNION Actor Ollie recently reemerged into the spotlight when he met up with several of his former Skins co-stars. He was photographed celebrating twins' Kathryn and Megan Prescott's birthday, who played Katie and Emily, along with Kaya Scodelario, who was known for her role of Effy. Fans went wild when they saw the picture, with one saying: "Love this Skins reunion, is that JJ on the left?" Another said: "So great to see you are all still friends!" Skins' Louie asks Cook to help his girlfriend find a house CAST BACKLASH Meanwhile, Ollie's Skins co-star Kaya previously hit out at Skins for a "lack of safeguarding" behind-the-scenes for its teenage cast. The actress was just 15-years-old when she landed the part of Effy, who was the sister of Nicholas Hoult's Tony. But speaking about her time on Skins to Nick Grimshaw on the Dish podcast, she said: "Back then there wasn't the same amount of safeguarding with young actors." Recalling how radio presenter Nick once interviewed her as a teen, she added: "He interviewed me when I was about 15, I was underage at a festival, and I was really drunk. 6 Ollie starred in third and fourth series' of Skins Credit: Handout "There wasn't anyone checking in if we were OK… Nick is to me such a memory of my early career - he was like a safe place, kind and gentle." Kaya continued: "I vet everyone first [when I go onto a new set]. "I just make sure they're not an a***hole. I have a genuine no a***hole policy and I will not give my time to people that think they can behave like that any more. "I've met so many incredible actors and directors that don't behave like that, that are kind, good people and also produce good work, so there's no excuse for it. "There used to be, when I started out, it was like, 'Oh, it's, you know, it's Jack the Lad behaviour' or 'it's because he's intense', and no. "Be a nice person, be respectful, be kind, because I'm too long in the tooth, I can't be a****. I don't want to be around bad energy. "And I'm too aggressive, I'll kick off, which is not good. It's not good. It's very nineties to be an arsehole." Skins was created by father and son duo Jamie Brittain and Bryan Elsley, and ran from 2007 to 2013.
