
Catherine's Rose
2.The promoter of this Promotion is News Group Newspapers Ltd (publishers of The Sun and The Sun on Sunday) of 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF (the Promoter).
3.Open to Sun Club subscribers only.
4.The Promotion is only open to residents of the United Kingdom who are aged 18 years or older only.
5.The following individuals are not eligible to enter the Promotion: a)employees and agents of the Promoter, News Corp UK & Ireland Limited (or any group companies of the Promoter or News Corp UK & Ireland Limited); b)employees and agents of (i) any organisation directly connected with the operation or fulfilment of the Promotion (including third party promotional partners); and (ii) any associated, affiliated or subsidiary companies of such organisations or partners; and c)the immediate families and household members of all such employees and agents referred to in (a) and (b).
6.By entering the Promotion, you confirm that you are eligible to do so and are eligible to claim the Prize you may win. The Promoter may require you to provide proof that you are eligible to enter the Promotion.
7.The Promotion starts at 00:01am (UK time) on Thursday, May 1 and closes at 23:59pm (UK time) on Saturday, May 31, 2025 (the Promotion Period). Any entries received outside the Promotion Period are automatically disqualified.
8.You must comply with the laws that apply to you in the jurisdiction that you access the Promotion from. If any laws applicable to you restrict or prohibit you from entering the Promotion, you must comply with those laws and, if applicable, refrain from entering the Promotion.
9.To enter you can enter via the entry form available online at thesun.co.uk.
10.Participants may make a maximum of one entry per person during the Promotion Period (please see when each hour/day runs below). Participants may only win one prize per person, irrespective of the number of entries submitted. Bulk, automatically generated or third party entries are void.
11.The Promoter reserves the right to remove or temporarily suspend from the Promotion any entries submitted if, where it reasonably suspects any breach of these Terms and Conditions or if it receives any complaint from any third party relating to such entry.
12.Any entries received other than via the official entry method will not be accepted. Use of script, macro or any automated system to enter the Promotion is prohibited. Entries made (or which appear to have been made) using any such system may be treated as void. Any illegible, incomplete or fraudulent entries will be rejected. No purchase of any product or service is required to enter into this Promotion.
13.Participants should be aware that they may be subject to data charges at the usual rate depending on their own individual arrangements for Internet access if they enter the Promotion online or by email.
14.If participants do not provide any of the mandatory information requested when participating in the Promotion, their entry will be void.
15.Proof of sending post is not proof of receipt by the Promoter of any entries.
Winners and Prizes
16. There will be only 10 winners of the Promotion (the Winner), who will receive the Prize (as defined below). The Winner will be selected at random from all valid entries for this Promotion received during the Promotion Period by a computer process that produces verifiably random results. There will be no prizes for any other participants.
17.The Prize is a Catherine's Rose, from Harkness Roses.
18.If the Prize becomes unavailable for any reason, the Promoter reserves the right, without notice to the Winner and at is sole discretion, to substitute the Prize for an alternative Prize.
19.The Prize is as stated and is non-exchangeable and non-transferable. The Winner has no right to request or receive an alternative to the Prize in whole or in part.
20.The Winner is responsible for paying all costs and expenses that are not included within the Prize, but are incidental to the Winner redeeming the Prize, including (for example) transport, accommodation, meal costs, spending money, insurance and any other incidentals. The Winner is also personally responsible for any personal expenses and any VAT, national and/or local tax liabilities (if any) incurred in claiming or using the Prize.
21.By participating in the Promotion, participants agree that the Prize is awarded on an "as is" basis, and that neither the Promoter nor any of its subsidiary or affiliated companies, make any guarantees, representations or warranties of any nature with respect to the Prize.
22.In addition to the provisions above, in the event that, for any reason beyond the Promoter's reasonable control, the Promoter is unable to award the Prize as described in these Terms and Conditions, the Promoter reserves the right to award a prize of a similar nature and an equivalent value, or at its sole discretion, the cash value of the prize. The Promoter also reserves the right to award a prize of a similar nature and an equivalent value, or at its sole discretion, the cash value of the prize if in its reasonable discretion it is appropriate to do so.
23.The Promoter reserves the right at any time to cancel, modify or supersede the Promotion (including altering Prizes) if, in its reasonable discretion, it becomes necessary to do so. In the event of a printing or other error resulting in there being more Winners than Prizes for the Promotion, the Promoter reserves the right to: (a) declare as void any claims or entries resulting from such printing or other error; and/or (b) allocate the available Prize(s) through a further draw or to divide the Prize(s) or the value of the Prize(s) between the winners of the Promotion.
Winner Notification and Claiming Prize
24.The Promoter will use its reasonable endeavours to notify the Winners by email or using the other contact details provided to the Promoter within 14 days after the end of the Promotion Period. The Winners needsto confirm acceptance of the Prize within 14 days of being notified they have won. Winners may be required to submit valid identification before receiving their prize.
25.If a Winner (i) cannot be contacted within this 14 day window or (ii) refuses or is unable to confirm acceptance of the Prize, the Promoter reserves the right to re-draw a new Winner (at random, using a computer process that produces verifiably random results), from the remaining valid entries that were received during the Promotion Period.
26.The Prize will be delivered within a reasonable time and by no later than 28 (twenty eight) days after the Prize has been accepted.
27.The Promoter proposes to publish the name of the Winner (subject to any objections). To see the Winner's name and county, please send a stamped self-addressed envelope, by not later than 28 (twenty eight) days after the end of the Promotion Period to News UK, Promotions Department, 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF clearly indicating which Promotion you would like Winners' details for.
28.If a Winner objects to their information being published and/or made available as described above, they should inform the Promoter at the earliest opportunity by emailing help@thsun.co.uk. The Winner acknowledges that the Promoter may still be required to share their details with the Advertising Standards Authority or other regulators.
Publicity and Data Protection
29.The Promoter will collect and process participants' personal information in accordance with the privacy policy at http://www.newsprivacy.co.uk/. See also clause 28 and clause 29, with regard to announcement of the Winner.
30.The Promoter is required to either publish or make available information that indicates a valid award took place. As such, (and subject to any objections of the Winner) the Promoter will send the surname and county of the Winner and, if applicable copies of their winning entries, to anyone that contacts the Promoter at the address given above by no later than 28 (twenty eight) days after the end of the Promotion Period.
Liability
31.Nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall in any way limit or exclude the Promoter's liability for fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by its negligence or for any other matter where liability may not be limited as a matter of law.
32.The Promoter will not be responsible for any damage, loss or injury resulting from participants' entry into the Promotion or their acceptance and/or use of the prize, or for technical, hardware or software failures, lost, faulty or unavailable network connections or difficulties of any kind that may limit or prohibit participant's ability to participate in the Promotion. Your statutory rights are not affected.
33.The Promoter will not be responsible for any lost, damaged, defaced, incomplete, illegible or otherwise unreadable entries.
34.Without prejudice to a participant's statutory rights and, to the extent permitted by applicable law, the Promoter, its agents or distributors will not be responsible or liable to compensate the Winner or accept any liability for any loss or damage incurred by or any personal injury or death occurring as a result of taking up a Prize.
35.The title in the Prize and any risk or loss or damage to the Prize will pass to the Winner upon delivery of the Prize to such Winner. The Promoter is not liable for or obliged to replace any defective, lost, damaged or stolen Prize where such defect, loss or damage is not due to the fault and/or negligence of the Promoter.
General
36.The Promoter's decision as to the Winner of the Prize is final and binding on the participants. The Promoter will not enter into correspondence with participants in relation to this decision.
37.Participants agree to keep confidential any information of any nature regarding the Promoter and its businesses, personnel, agents, sponsors and event promoters received by participants as a result of winning or participating in any Promotion.
38.The Promoter reserves the right to require the participants to prove that they are eligible. If a Winner is subsequently found to be ineligible, the Promoter reserves the right to award the Prize to another participant and to require the return of the Prize (or any portion of the Prize) if already awarded.
39.Unless otherwise stated in the promotional materials, this Promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, the manufacturer or service provider of the relevant Prize. Participants are providing their information to the Promoter and not to the manufacturer or service provider of the relevant Prize (although, if a participant wins, their details may be disclosed to the Prize provider in order to provide them with the Prize).
40.Participants must not do anything illegal and/or dangerous and/or that would put themselves or others at any risk.
41.Any participant who enters or attempts to enter the Promotion in a manner, which in the Promoter's reasonable opinion is contrary to these Terms and Conditions or by its nature is unjust to other participants (including tampering with the operation of the Promotion, cheating, hacking, deception or any other unfair playing practices such as intending to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other participants or the Promoter and/or any of its agents or representatives) may be rejected from the Promotion at the Promoter's sole discretion. Furthermore, where such actions have significantly impaired the Promotion, the Promoter may, at its sole discretion, add further stages to the Promotion as it deems reasonably necessary in order to resolve any problems arising from such actions.
42.The Promoter may amend or withdraw any element of a competition, prize draw, vote or poll for reasons beyond its reasonable control. The Promoter is not responsible for any loss or damage caused to you as a result of any event outside the Promoter's control.
43.These Terms and Conditions are governed by English law. The courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to hear any dispute or claim arising in association with the Promotion or these Terms and Conditions.
44.The Promoter may transfer all or part of its rights under these Terms and Conditions to someone else without obtaining your consent; provided such transfer does not significantly disadvantage you.
45.Any provision of these Terms and Conditions which is deemed illegal and/or prohibited or unenforceable under any applicable law will be ineffective to the extent of such illegality, prohibition or unenforceability without invalidating the remaining provisions.
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