Cheapest UK supermarket for Easter named - and it's not Lidl or Tesco

Erik ten Hag has revealed that his 'one interest' immediately following his appointment by Manchester United is to ensure that Ajax finishes the season strongly and clinch the Eredivisie title.

Budget supermarket chain Lidl has delighted shoppers by slashing one of its popular products to just 17p. Shoppers are calling it a huge bargain, as Tesco is charging £1 for the same thing.

A mum was horrified when her children opened an Easter egg bought from Sainsbury's only to find it was covered in green and grey mould.

West Lothian weightlifter Alice Aitchison has been selected to represent Team Scotland at this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Sir David Attenborough has been named a Champion of the Earth by the UN’s Environment Programme (UNEP).The award is in recognition of the environmentalist’s commitment to sharing stories about the natural world and climate change.Sir David, 95, has been a household name across Britain and beyond for decades, having produced and presented world-famous nature documentaries for over 50 years.More recent years has seen him plead with politicians and people in power to do everything possible to protect the planet, warning of climate change and mass extinction.Ahead of last year’s Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow, Sir David called for ‘bold action’ and support for local communities and landowners so they can create connected wild places on land and at sea to protect humanity.In comments carried by the BBC, Sir David used his being named as Champion of the Earth to again urge action to prevent further destruction of the planet.‘Fifty years ago, whales were on the very edge of extinction worldwide,’ he said.‘Then people got together and now there are more whales in the sea than any living human being has ever seen.’‘We know what the problems are and we know how to solve them.

Heather Rae Young is speaking out over the backlash of having live bunnies during her Easter celebration with her step-children.

Heather Rae El Moussa is responding to backlash online over her Easter celebration.

Scots Love Island star Paige Turley has laughed off claims that she and her boyfriend Finley Tapp have split after it was reported that they spent the Easter break apart.

A woman who was found dead at a Premier Inn in Sale has been named as 42-year-old Julie Howarth. An inquest opened into her death at South Manchester Coroners Court today (April 20).

Richard Madden has been named one of Scotland's Sexiest Men this year, following a new study that identifies the most attractive features for men.

Explaining her Easter tradition! Heather Rae Young defended incorporating bunnies into her and Tarek El Moussa’s family’s Sunday, April 17, celebration.

Coparenting goals! Exes Kate Hudson and Matt Bellamy adorably reunited to celebrate Easter with their kids on Sunday, April 17.

All West Lothian Council employees will get an extra day’s holiday to say thank you for going “beyond the call of duty” during the pandemic.

Brother-and-sister singing duo Esther & Ezekiel had the “Canada’s Got Talent” judges on their feet on Tuesday.

Finding a name for your baby can be as tough as it is exciting meaning parents to be are always on the hunt for ideas. While some expectant couples stick to traditional names, others seek inspiration from the current trends of the time. Many baby names are inspired by what’s on the TV, and Derry Girls, set in Ireland, has proved a popular source of imaginative yet traditional monikers.The Irish comedy series following a group of young Northern Irish teens growing up in The Troubles has received high critical praise since its release, becoming Channel 4’s most successful comedy series since Father Ted.

A furious shopper says they have been fined for a stay of five hours in an Asda car park after nipping in for more than one five minute visit in a day.

Russian troops could be turning back the clock by more than a century after they were reportedly found to be using 'dart' weapons usually associated with World War 1.Locals in the Ukrainian city of Bucha say their homes and gardens have been showered with lethal metal darts, which are thought to have been released from Russian artillery shells during last month's devastating occupation of the town.Military experts say that the tiny projectiles known as flechettes are not usually seen in modern warfare, having been widely used most recently in the Vietnam War.Despite their tiny size at around three centimetres in length, the weapons are highly deadly and can penetrate soft cover to inflict lethal damage when fired at high speed.Local woman Svitlana Chmut told the Washington Post that she had returned home in the last few days to find the darts embedded in her car and scattered across her garden."If you look closely on the ground around my house, you will find a lot more of them," said Ms Chmut, 54.The artillery is not prohibited by international conventions, but some human rights groups criticise their use as “indiscriminate weapons” which could seriously injure civilians even if they were aimed at military formations.Commenting on their use in Ukraine, Amnesty International said: "They should never be used in built-up civilian areas."For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The darts are not thought to pose a danger to people inside buildings.Meanwhile Britain is set to send Stormer armoured missiles to Ukraine to help blast Vladimir Putin's aircraft out of the sky, according to reports.It is understood the 13-tonne vehicles can be

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterMary Margaret has exited her role as editor-in-chief of Entertainment Weekly, and she’ll be replaced by EW executive editor Patrick Gomez, who has been named to the position of General Manager, said a spokesperson for Dotdash Meredith.The news comes after EW published its final print issue last month, part of Dotdash Meredith’s decision to cease print editions for six of its titles, including EW and InStyle.

NASA’s next priorities should include the exploration of Saturn's ice moon Enceladus and the mysterious planet Uranus, a major scientific report has said.Every 10 years, the US National Academies of Sciences prepares a report identifying the next set of space exploration goals for NASA and the US National Science Foundation.For the 2022 report, the experts agreed that the number one priority should be collecting soil samples from the planet Mars and bringing them to Earth. That project – NASA’s Mars Sample Return initiative – began with the Mars Perseverance rover, which is already on the first leg of this ambitious scheme.Two more Mars Sample Return missions are planned to follow in Perseverance's wheel-tracks to Mars’s Jezero Crater and help solve the question of whether life ever existed – or can still exist – on the Red Planet.“Only by bringing the samples back,” says NASA, “can we truly answer the question by using the most sophisticated, state-of-the-art labs, at a time when future generations can study them using techniques yet to be invented”.But the two new missions mentioned in the report are the first dedicated Uranus probe and an ambitious landing on Saturn’s ice moon Enceladus.The Uranus orbiter recommended in the report would orbit distant gas giant Uranus for a number of years, while a separate probe would skim the planet’s frigid atmosphere to determine exactly what it’s made of.

Supermarket giant Tesco has shocked customers with £9 Easter Eggs that remain unsold on grocery shelves.

Kid approved! Prince William and Duchess Kate’s three children enjoyed a sugar-filled Easter weekend before and after attending church with the royal family, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.