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Free Marks & Spencer Christmas essentials

Receive five free Marks & Spencer products with The Telegraph, including: diaries, wall calendars, wrapping paper, Christmas cards, ribbon and bows.


Ensure Christmas is wrapped up early this year... The Telegraph has teamed up with Marks & Spencer to give every reader a free gift each day next week. Get started on your Christmas preparations with free wrapping, accessories and cards, plus pick up a stylish diary and wall calendar, gifts that would be appreciated by anyone on your list.


Collect a voucher a day from the week commencing Monday, November 28 and pick up your free gift(s) from your nearest M&S store.


Monday, November 28: Wall calendar (choice of four styles)


Tuesday, November 29: Diary (choice of four)


Wednesday, November 30: Free roll of Christmas wrapping paper (choice of three styles)


Thursday, December 1: Wrapping accessories (includes curling ribbon and self-adhesive bows)

Friday, December 2: Box of Christmas cards (20 per box)

Each voucher is valid for one day only. Pick up at over 300 selected Marks & Spencer stores nationwide; some exclusions apply. Offer is subject to availability while stocks last. See newspaper for full terms and conditions

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Essential Christmas Gift Collection: five free books when you b*y The Telegraph next week

The Telegraph is helping shrink your Christmas shopping list with five free books available at Waitrose, Booths and participating independent newsagents nationwide Monday to Friday, December 5 - 9


There's something for everybody on your Christmas list:


Monday, Dec 5 – John Grisham – The Street Lawyer


Tuesday, Dec 6 – Joanna Trollope – Second Honeymoon


Wednesday, Dec 7 – Emily Brontë – Wuthering Heights


Thursday, Dec 8 – Kenneth Grahame – The Wind in the Willows

Friday, Dec 9 – David Pickering – Family Quiz


The Street Lawyer by John Grisham

Michael Brock is in a hurry. He's in the fast lane at Drake and Sweeney, a giant Washington law firm. He's a rising star, with no time to waste, no time to toss a few coins into the hands of beggars. No time for a conscience. But a chance violent encounter with a homeless man stops him cold. The fallout propels him onto a trail of corruption and illegality which leads straight back to Drake and Sweeney. To get to the truth, Michael will have to dig deep into some of his own firm's dirtiest secrets...

'No one does it better than Grisham. This latest novel is as unputdownable as ever.' - Daily Telegraph

Second Honeymoon by Joanna Trollope

Ben is, at last, leaving home. At twenty-two, he's the youngest of the family. His mother, Edie, an actress, is distraught. His father, Russell, a theatrical agent, is rather hoping to get his wife back. His brother, Matthew, is struggling in a relationship in which he achieves and earns less than his girlfriend. And his sister, Rosa, is wrestling with debt and the end of a turbulent love affair. Meet the Boyd family and the empty nest, twentieth-century style.

"Joanna Trollope has a genius for identifying the social dilemmas that most cruelly exercise the thoughtful, book-reading middle classes. In recent novels she has examined the topics of step-parenthood, marital breakdown, adoption and the work/life balance among twentysomethings. All of these problems she addressed with the distinctive, clear-sighted humanity that she now turns, in her latest book, Second Honeymoon, on the empty-nest generation." - Jane Shilling, Daily Telegraph

Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Wuthering Heights, a National Curriculum set text, is the tale of two families both joined and riven by love and hate. Cathy is a beautiful and wilful young woman torn between her soft-hearted husband and Heathcliff, the passionate and resentful man who has loved her since childhood. The power of their bond creates a maelstrom of cruelty and violence which will leave one of them dead and cast a shadow over the lives of their children. Emily Brontë's novel is a stunningly original and shocking exploration of obsessive passion

'This brilliantly atmospheric Yorkshire saga has only one drawback - Emily never wrote another novel. For me, it is both fantastic but also true to life because the protagonists have such believably fierce emotions' - Kate Mosse

The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame

The day that Mole abandons his spring-cleaning and sets out to enjoy the sunshine is the start of many adventures. Not only does he discover the river and the joys of messing around in boats, but he also makes lifelong friends with Rat, Badger and the eccentric and incorrigible Toad.

'It is in the same category as Great Expectations or Tom Jones, because despite its brevity and its simplicity it has a deep strangeness which is never dulled by successive readings' - Mark Haddon

Perfect Family Quiz by David Pickering

Perfect Family Quiz is an invaluable source of entertainment for the whole family. Whether you're looking for a fun way to spend a rainy day, an activity for a long car journey, or you simply want to improve your general knowledge, Perfect Family Quiz has all the questions and answers. With topics ranging from Beatrix Potter to Harry Potter, and from prime ministers to prime-time TV, this easy-to-use quiz book will provide hours of fun for everyone.

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Save £10 on your Christmas shopping at Lidl

Save £10 when you spend £60 at Lidl. See The Telegraph on Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4 for your voucher.


This Christmas at Lidl you’ll find the most luxurious seafood, game, poultry, champagne and fine wines at prices you wouldn’t expect.


Not only are Lidl offering delicacies such as Lobster (£5.99) and Deluxe Wild Salmon Fillet (£5.99) for the perfect Christmas Eve supper, but with the Deluxe Mince Pies with Brandy, and Deluxe Chocolate Biscuits, it has the in-between-meal treats covered too. No family gathering is complete without some appetizing cakes to mull over, choose from Mini Butter Stollen at £1.99 or large Panettone at £3.99. For those after something a little more traditional there is always the classic Iced All Over Christmas cake, which comes in at just £6.99.


And for Christmas Day, did you know that Lidl’s Deluxe Matured Christmas Pudding (£3.49) won a Which? Best b*y Award last year, beating products four times the price! It's the perfect way to finish off your Christmas dinner.


And not forgetting the Champagne. Lidl have the perfect party accompaniment with its magnum bottle of Champagne. At £34.99, it’s a steal for this high quality fizz that comes from one of the oldest, most renowned champagne houses in the world, Bissinger – founded in 1875. Or there’s the old favourite, Comte de Brismand (£12.99 for Christmas), which came out on top of all of the leading brands in this month’s Which? champagne taste test.


At these fantastic prices, plus a £10 saving, you really can indulge this Christmas with friends and loved ones by shopping at Lidl.

How to claim

Collect your voucher from The Telegraph this Saturday or Sunday and save £10 on any shop of £60 or more. Terms and conditions apply, see newspaper for details. Offer valid until December 6, 2011.

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Free pack of personalised greetings cards worth £13

Make Christmas extra special this year and feature in your own Christmas cards. See The Sunday Telegraph on December 4, 2011 for details.





This year make Christmas more memorable by designing your own personalised Christmas cards for free. This offer, exclusive to readers of The Sunday Telegraph, means that you will have 10 free A5 cards to send to friends and family, featuring a picture of you and your family, a modern twist on an age-old tradition.


It is simple to do: take a photo of you and your family, upload it, choose your border, order your cards and they will be delivered to your door leaving you time to write and post them to your friends and relatives before Christmas.


How to claim


To claim your pack of 10 free Christmas cards, see The Sunday Telegraph on December 4, 2011 for details.

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Save £10 at Molton Brown

Celebrate the season with some festive cheer from Molton Brown and enjoy £10 off when you spend £20 in-store or online on Saturday, December 10, 2011 with The Telegraph.


The Telegraph has teamed up with Molton Brown to offer you fantastic savings on luxury gift sets and bath, body and home products.


Choose from pre-boxed festive gift sets or get expert advice on creating the perfect bespoke gift for that special someone.


From sought after classics to their prized favourites, you’ll find something for him, for her, for all.




How to claim


For more details see your newspaper on Saturday, December 10, 2011.

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FREE £10 Musto voucher

Save £10 at Musto – the world's leading sailing and country sports clothing brand with a stylish collection of outdoor clothing including an exclusive range by Zara Phillips.


Stay warm and dry this winter with Musto. Get a £10 voucher free inside The Telegraph on Saturday, December 10, to spend at Musto stores and online, plus get free delivery for online orders. See your newspaper for details.


Founded in 1965 by Olympic athlete Keith Musto, the British brand has two Royal Warrants and is endorsed by elite athletes around the world including Skandia Team GBR sailing team and former World Equestrian Champion Zara Phillips.


For over forty years Musto has used its understanding of sailing, shooting and equestrian sports to keep sailors, riders and shooters dry and comfortable. The brand’s unrivalled heritage and history is the foundation for a casual collection of marine-inspired menswear and womenswear perfect for town, country and coast.


Terms and conditions


Valid online and in Aldeburgh, Ashford, Bicester, Brighton, Chichester, Cowes, Dartmouth, Exeter, Falmouth, Gloucester, Guildford, Lymington, Padstow, Salcombe, St Ives and Swindon Musto stores. Free standard UK and rest of UK delivery.


Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. Excludes products in outlet and clearance categories at musto.com. Expires at midnight on Sunday 11 December 2011. Voucher can be used by residents of the UK, Channel Islands and Republic of Ireland except employees (and their families) of Musto or associated companies. Free standard UK and rest of UK delivery.

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FREE £5 voucher to spend at The Body Shop

Celebrate the joy of Christmas with a free £5 voucher from The Body Shop.


The Body Shop is celebrating Christmas in style with their collection of ultra-indulgent, gorgeous gifts to suit every taste and budget.


We have therefore decided to team up with The Body Shop in order to bring you a little extra joy this week – a FREE £5 voucher to spend on lovely treats.


So whether you’re looking to give yourself some ‘me time’, to treat a teacher or you simply have stockings to fill; share in the joy and discover that special present for everyone on your list at The Body Shop.


And because the majority of products contain Community Fair Trade ingredients, your purchases will help benefit the lives of over 300,000 people in marginalised communities around the world.


Discover the full range in-store and online.


How to claim

Find the voucher in your newspaper on Sunday, December 11.

To enjoy your free £5 voucher, present the completed voucher at participating The Body Shop stores by December 17, 2011. Click here to find your nearest store.

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Free Yardley Royal English Daisy perfume

This Saturday with The Telegraph, receive a free Yardley London perfume worth £9.99. Just p*y postage costs.


Daisies have long been a favorite of many, as they represent loyal love and innocence. They have the ability to bring a smile to a face or brighten a room like a golden ray of sunshine.


Yardley London's new Royal English Daisy is an elegant dewy fresh, green floral fragrance, reminiscent of flower filled meadows in the spring sunshine.


It opens with a burst of energetic top notes in the form of fresh green leaves and apple, combined with a heart of hyacinth and white rose, enhanced with warm base notes of sandalwood and musk.


This gorgeous 50ml scent, worth £9.99, can now be yours for free, just p*y postage.


How to claim


See your newspaper for details on Saturday, December 31, 2011.

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Save £19 on tickets to Who Do You Think You Are? Live

The Telegraph is offering you the chance to save money when you b*y two tickets to see Who Do You Think You Are? Live at London's Olympia venue in Kensington.


More to explore


Sponsored by Ancestry.co.uk, the 2012 show will feature even more exciting ways to look deeper into your ancestry whether you are just starting out on your family history trail or you are a seasoned researcher. Ask an expert for advice, identify and date those mystery photos, attend one of our informative workshops and investigate the resources of libraries, museums and family history societies from across the UK.


Look, listen, learn


There will be some great new interactive features to be unveiled at this year’s show along with old favourites like the Military Pavilion and the Society of Genealogists’ Workshop Programme.


The Celebrity Theatre will once again play host to stars from BBC1’s television series Who Do Think You Are? This year actor Larry Lamb, and television presenter Richard Madeley are confirmed to be at the show. They will be taking to the stage at WDYTYA? Live and talking about their experiences on the TV show and their ancestry trails; journeys which took both men across the Atlantic, mirroring the adventurous spirits of their ancestors.


Antiques expert Eric Knowles will be on hand in the Photography Gallery to date and identify your family treasures, so bring them along to the show and find out more about the relics which have been passed down the generations of your family.

And if this is not enough there will also be a bigger dedicated Irish section this year for all of you whose family tree harks back to the Emerald Isle. There will also be regional workshops which will focus on the other Celtic countries this year where you can learn about researching ancestors from Scotland and Wales.

You can also visit the huge variety of companies and services who can show you how to create and store your family tree information, restore your old photos, take a genealogy course and more. There is a vast array of exhibitors who can provide the information and advice you need.

Discover it all

It is your chance to be part of the world’s biggest family history show, so why not go and share your experiences and meet others who are just as enthusiastic about looking into their past as you are?

You can book your tickets for WDYTYA? Live by phoning 0844 873 7330 or by visiting www.whodoyouthinkyouarelive.co.uk where you will also find all the latest news as well as great competitions and offers. You could also join the Facebook group and follow @WDYTYALIVE on Twitter so you can share your thoughts about the show.

How to claim

A single ticket will cost just £15 in advance but The Telegraph can offer you two tickets for just £25, a saving of £19* when you quote code 'TLG2425'. *£2 transaction fee applies. Standard on door price is £22. Offer ends February 10, 2012.

Book your tickets at www.whodoyouthinkyouarelive.co.uk or by phoning 0844 873 7330 and quote TLG2425.

Terms and conditions

£2 transaction fee applies. Offer ends February 10, 2012.

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Free Matt Roberts fitness plan and exercise DVD

Learn to eat, exercise and feel better with the seven-part Matt Roberts New Year fitness plan. This revitalising course will kick-start in The Telegraph on Saturday, January 7.


This easy to follow course with an in-depth guide, a step-by-step DVD and handy exercise cards is all that you need to achieve your goals in 2012. The exercises are suitable for all readers and there are plenty of hints and tips from Matt and his team to help you plan your perfect programme.


Saturday, January 7 – Free guide focusing on three key areas: exercise better, eat better and feel better.


• Perfecting your exercise routine – focusing specifically on running, cycling, hiking and warming up it offers insight, advice and practical exercises on how to get the best out of each. Plus the section describes an array of common sports and activities, detailing the benefits of each and for whom they are best intended e.g. Yoga, Zumba, military fitness etc.


• Understanding food and eating habits – includes a series of questions to help identify your eating habits and the results inform an individual eating plan based on your specific objectives.


• Techniques to make you feel better – the final section covers sleep, treatments and cleansers. The information is designed to help people make an informed choice about techniques and methods that can be used to make them feel better.


Sunday, January 8 – Free fitness DVD, exclusively filmed by Matt Roberts, to accompany the guide:

Celebrity personal trainer, Matt Roberts has developed an exclusive fitness DVD to accompany the ‘Be a Better You’ guide which was free inside The Telegraph on Saturday, January 7.

Matt describes a number of workout routines designed to improve your flexibility, muscle strength and endurance, plus your core strength and stability.

The DVD includes a dynamic mobility and body weight workout which can be performed daily as a pre-exercise warm up or just on its own. Individual workout routines for your upper and lower body are also included, alongside a specific abdominal workout. All can be adapted for varying abilities with both regular and advanced options.

Monday, January 9, to Friday, January 13 – Free exercise and recipe plan cards

Each day inside The Telegraph there will be cards containing two workouts, plus two recipes, with each day focusing on a different goal:

Monday – Weight loss

Tuesday – Strength building

Wednesday – Better back and core

Thursday – Better running

Friday – Better cycling

Pick up your free exercise cards at WHSmith High Street stores, Waitrose, Easons, Booths and selected independent newsagents.