Andrew Martin

Andrew Martin finds that Cleethorpes is packed with pretty Victorian streets that accommodate independent shops and bars. The Lincolnshire town has a sandy beach, donkey rides, and a 'lost in time' chippy. Would YOU visit? Vote in our poll...

The way we decorate our home is often a broad reflection of our personality. But the way we display our bookshelves provides a far more intimate portrait of who we are. Indeed the so-called 'Shelfie' - picture of bookshelves freighted with books, trinkets and personal belongings - is a particularly popular concept on social media. It could also be why the so-called 'bookshelf wealth' trend has overtaken paint and wallpaper to emerge as the best way to decorate and personalise the home. 'Our shelves are the fingerprints of our interiors, no two persons will be the same,' says Martin Waller, founder of global design house Andrew Martin. So what does your bookshelf say about you?

Greggs' value dropped by £40 million today after the bakery chain was forced to close hundreds of locations in the United Kingdom due to major technological issues. Several Greggs stores around the UK were affected by IT issues, preventing some from accepting card payments, causing others to close and others to only accept cash. The London Stock Exchange's shares fell by 1.3 percent or 36 points from 2,830 at the previous close yesterday to 2,794 by 1pm today. This translated into a £40 million decline in company value, from yesterday's intraday market capitalization estimate of £2.87 billion to £2.83 billion at 1 p.m. today. Given that the average UK price for one was £1.20, the fall was the same as 33 million Greggs sausage rolls. However, the firm's share price recovered later in the afternoon to sit at 2,820 points, down by ten points or 0.35 percent on the previous day. Last year, the company, which is the UK's biggest fast food chain with 2,450 outlets, saw annual sales of £1.8 billion, compared to a daily average of £5 million.