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Get code via VoucherCodes. Includes Mama Mia!, Wicked & more

If you work for the NHS you can get 10% off big London West End theatre show tickets booked at See Tickets when you get a code via daily deals site VoucherCodes*.

When we checked, the discount could be used for 30+ shows including Disney's The Lion King, Wicked, Les Misérables, Mamma Mia! and more – see the full list.

To access the offer, sign up to VoucherCodes* using your personal email address. Visit the offer page* and you'll then be able to verify you work for the NHS with your staff email address to get the code.

For other ways to save on shows, see our Cheap theatre tickets guide.

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Including sale items, eg, £70 sandals for £22ish

If you're looking to get a little footloose and fancy free, we've blagged 20% off EVERYTHING online at FitFlop*, including its 'up to 60% off' sale. Enter the MSE Blagged code MSE20 at the checkout until 11.59pm on Sun 19 Jul. Delivery's £3.95.

Strong examples we found using the code on Tue 14 Jul include:

Chain toe-post sandals (black)* - £22.40 (£28 before code, were £70)
Metallic leather ballet pumps (gold)* - £30.35 (£33 before code, were £85)
Lena Microstud patent loafers (lingonberry)* - £34 (£42.50 before code, were £85)
Lena snake-print leather loafers* - £34 (£42.50 before code, were £85)
Audrey faux leather loafers* - £28.80 (£36 before code, were £90)
Men's knit high-top trainers* - £35.20 (£44 before code, were £110)
Airmesh elastic slip-on trainers (white)* - £38.40 (£48 before code, were £80)

FitFlop says more lines will be added to the sale on Wed 15 Jul and there should be plenty of stock to last throughout the week.

For other clothing discounts, visit our High Street & Online Sales round-up.

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