Coronavirus sees Sainsbury's launch ‘elderly shopping hour’ and shut cafes and counters

After a freezing start to the year, temperatures are set to plummet even further with snow being forecast to hit the UK later this month.The Met Office has released the dates most likely to see freezing weather and we can safely say, now is not time to be putting away your winter coat The whole of the UK is likely to see some snow by mid March, according to official predictions. While the lowest temperatures are set to be recorded in Scotland, the rest of the country is also thought to be set for a big freeze. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Sandra Lee is recovering after undergoing a hysterectomy surgery almost seven years after being diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer.

Dax Shepard made a surprising reveal about his dating life. During the latest episode of his “Armchair Expert” podcast, theactor shared that he once dated Ashley Olsen.

Michelle Keegan seems to look more and more glam every time we see her. Last month, she was spotted in the hairdresser’s chair getting her spring balayage refreshed, and this week she’s stepped out with what looks like quite a few extra inches of hair.The Our Girl star attended Vanity Fair's EE Rising Star Party in London, posing for snaps on her way in.The first thing we noticed is how incredibly shiny her hair looks – almost reflective.The second thing we spotted is how long her hair is, now reaching down to her waist.

Twitter account called PutinJet to track VIP jets and 'any Putin may use'. It uses sophisticated flight tracking software to provide live updates on takeoff and landings for the planes.Sweeney wrote in a tweet: "So yeah [Putin Jet Twitter] is live now :), don't expect this to be too accurate though there are a dozen VIP Russian planes, and ADS-B coverage isn't great in Russia," referring to the flight tracking technology used across the world.

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alien-looking creature has been found on the street after a massive downpour of rain.Harry Hayes had gone for a jog early in the morning on Monday (February 28), in the Marrickville area of Sydney, Australia, when he came across what he could only assume was an alien. He told LADbible: "My gut says it's some kind of embryo but with Covid, World War 3 and the floods [going on right now] this could very well be an alien." Australia's east coast has seen a huge amount of heavy rain and flooding in recent days, but this odd-looking creature was not found in a flood zone.

Juliano Bayd, from Australia, claims he is a marine life expert and knows how to handle sea animals even if one gives a poisonous sting.In one video, he gives warning and says: "Kiss of death, please don't imitate, I am a professional!"He is seen cupping a fingertip-sized blue creature in the water just by a beach."So today we found the biggest blue dragon I've ever seen in my entire life," he continues."Look at the size of him, he's absolutely enormous."So we gave him a kiss and then we set him free in the water, as far away from people as possible."The blue dragons, or glaucus atlanticus, are sea slugs that live in the ocean and are part of the 'blue tide' group of animals which includes bluebottle jellyfish.He explained that he was trying to save the slug by moving them away from the sun, or otherwise it will get dried up.While viewers agreed it's a beautiful, seemingly harmless-looking creature, some warned him to put the blue dragon down because of its dangerous sting.One said: "Why would you kiss it if it's poisonous? Put that down."A second wrote: "How are you not dead? It's dangerous, don't touch it."The blue dragons feed on poisonous jellyfish and store the poison to use against its predators while eating the creatures.For more stories from the Daily Star, sign up for one of our newsletters here.Expert Melissa Murray from the Australian Museum warned beachgoers not to touch the slugs and not to pick them up with hands."The glaucus atlanticus normally has tentacles in its system. If another creature tries to eat it they use the tentacles as a defence mechanism," she said."So if you do see one, don't pick it up with your hands.

Leeds United megafan has built a museum in his house dedicated to the football club which sees his home packed to the rafters with memorabilia.Ben Hunt has been a postman for over 20 years and says he has been a Leeds fan his whole life thanks to his uncle who "showed me the way".The 44-year-old lives in Derby Dale with wife Leigh, who he met after a Leeds match, and their two children Bernie, 11, and Grayson, 10.The collection of memorabilia dedicated to Leeds includes hundreds of match-warn shirts, including pieces from some of the all-time greats up to present day players, including Billy Bremner, Mark Viduka and Jermaine Beckford.Seasoned fans will be delighted in seeing shirts and artefacts from the legendary Don Revie era in the 1960s and 1970s, with match shirts from FA Cup Finals in 1965, '70, '72 and '73 as well as the '68 League Cup Final shirt.Ben owns other artefacts from the historic club's past including actual seats from Elland Road's West Stand, an original Lucas "the Kop" Cat mascot costume and a David Batty life size cut-out as Ben's wife "loves him".Ben, who has been a season ticket holder for The Whites for more than 25 years, said: "My first shirt was an Eddie Gray from the late 1970s. Bought that, blowing my first ever wage packed basically."He continued: "Now, I've got over 400 match worn items and museum pieces and have regular visitors to the museum."The Museum paved way for meeting Marcelo (former manager Marcelo Bielsa).

Sainsbury's have warned shoppers will see coronavirus -related disruption in-store until at least September.

Sainsbury's is set to make a raft of changes next week in a phased approach to get all branches back in business.

Catalogue retail giant Argos has made the decision to close most of its stores in the UK as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sainsbury's has announced plans to reopen some petrol stations from next week as part of a phased approach that will eventually see all branches back in business.

Sainsbury's has removed its buying restrictions on "thousands of products" to help customers shop for vulnerable people who are unable to leave the house.

Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has announced that it is banning couples shopping together in its latest measure to control the spread of coronavirus.This new move means that if more than one adult arrives at one of its stores, staff will ask that group to choose who then goes inside the shop, with others having to wait outside. If you’re a parent who has children who can’t be left at home then you will still be allowed to enter the building.

It may seem 'daft' to some, but for many parents in particular, the task of buying Easter eggs to keep the little ones happy during lockdown has been particularly difficult.

If you're struggling to get to the supermarket, chances are you'll want a home delivery slot.

Sainsbury's has announced plans to implement a strict door policy that will help curb the number of shoppers in its stores at any given time.

Sainsbury's is one of the latest supermarkets to announce social distancing measures in all of its stores to help tackle the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

Sainsbury's will close a small number of convenience stores at locations experiencing extremely low shopper numbers, they announced tonight.

Now pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants in the UK are on coronavirus lockdown, supermarkets are finding themselves working harder than ever to ensure they’re stocked and that shoppers are able to buy enough essentials to feed themselves and their families.