Martin Lewis issues warning to Tesco Clubcard holders

the Sun allege that there are seven more ‘love-children’, who believe are entitled to a share, while his five sisters are also asking for a portion.

direct to your inboxPeople with 'significant' allergies are being warned not to get the Pzifer coronavirus vaccine.It comes after two healthcare workers who received the jab yesterday, on the first day of the UK roll-out, suffered an allergic reaction shortly afterwards.The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MRHA), the UK's vaccine regulator, has now asked NHS Trusts not to administer the jab to anyone who has "a significant history of allergic reactions".But who exactly does this rule out?The official advice to healthcare professionals is that any person with significant allergies to vaccines, medicine or food should avoid the jab.The two NHS staff members who suffered a reaction both have a "strong" history of allergies

Britain is set for a weekend washout as forecasters predict at least five days of heavy rain - triggering fears of flooding - amid a severe cold weather alert.

teacher is warning parents about the dangers of pupils using nicotine pouches.An increasing number of teens are getting hooked on the portioned pouches filled with white nicotine-containing powder that are placed between the lip and gum.Derek Allan, rector at Kirkcaldy High School, emailed parents with a warning of the “significant health concerns”.In his email, he said: “Some kids seem to be taking up the use of little nicotine pouches.“These are placed inside the cheek or under the top lip, and, as you might expect, there are significant health concerns around this, especially given the addictive characteristics of nicotine.”The pouches are similar to Snus, a smokeless tobacco popular in Scandinavia.However, there remain concerns the

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Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino is in some hot water. The “Jersey Shore” alum has been given a written warning over falling behind on his court-mandated community service.

Mike «The Situation» Sorrentino is in some hot water. The alum has been given a written warning over falling behind on his court-mandated community service.After Sorrentino was released from the Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville, New York, on Sept.

Diego Maradona's relatives have began trying to divide up his £37m fortunes with 16 individuals reportedly eyeing their share.

Linda Nolan has revealed she will die if she catches coronavirus, according to her doctors.

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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta insists even captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is not guaranteed a place in his team as he looks to get the Gunners back to winning ways.

Barcelona or any other superclub's chances of tempting him away from PSG as he insisted the idea of leaving hasn't 'crossed his mind'. The Brazillian superstar, still the world's most expensive ever player after his £200m move to Paris from Catalonia, is a wanted man across Europe's elite and has, at times, looked likely to leave France in the past.Ronald Koeman's side have been repeatedly linked with a move to bring the star back to La Liga but it now looks just as likely Leo Messi and the winger will be reunited in Paris as speculation builds about the Argentine moving to France at the end of the season.

The Crown presents a compassionate reconstruction of a young Diana and her head-spinning transition from teenage nursery teacher's assistant to Princess of Wales. Season 4 of Peter Morgan's Netflix drama begins as the 1970s are drawing to a close, continuing through to the mid-1980s, chronicling Charles and Diana's speedy courtship and the run up to their grandiose wedding, and the much-publicised marital problems that ensued.

straight to your inbox every day for freeManchester United greats Rio Ferdinand and Paul Scholes both believe that Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have become over-reliant on Bruno Fernandes. The Portugal international has been a revelation for United and made an impact off the bench at the weekend, as United came from behind to beat West Ham.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorJack Dylan Grazer has been spending a lot of time at his computer during the pandemic. And it’s not just to Zoom with friends or for school.“I’ve written a few scripts, and I’m really proud of them,” the 17-year-old star of Luca Guadagnino’s HBO series “We Are Who We Are” tells Variety.

Express.co.uk alongside her sister Denise Nolan, 68, who she has been living with following her cancer diagnosis, Linda said: “If I get the flu and then Covid I will die.“That’s what me and my sister Anne were told, we will die because we have nothing to fight it with, because chemotherapy depletes your immune system.”Linda then took the opportunity to encourage those who are in the same position as her to get the free flu jab this year to protect themselves. She added: “So it is vitally important that you get it [the jab] and the thing is it’s so easy, it takes 10 minutes out of your day.”Denise continued: “As Linda said, when she goes into a shop she’s had a go at people who are in there without masks.“And she said exactly that, ‘It’s

Ronald Koeman could soon face a backlash from the Barcelona dressing room as their horrid form continues.

Santa Claus. Millions of children believe that Santa, who lives on the North Pole, delivers presents around the world at Christmas.

London will need to go into Tier 3 in order to stop coronavirus deaths from surging over Christmas, an expert says.Covid-19 cases are on the rise in the capital, which was placed into Alert Level Tier 2 when England came out of lockdown last week. Between November 26 and December 2, 15,200 Londoners tested positive for the virus according to data from Public Health England, Mirror Online reports.That's a rate of 170 cases per 100,000 population – an alarming rise from 156 cases per 100,000 the week prior.

coronavirus scams being used by fraudsters across the country. Both the Test and Protect scheme and the support fund for self-isolation have been used by criminals trying to steal people’s personal information, according to evidence collected by Trading Standards Scotland.

First Minister said the largest immunisation programme ever seen was a welcome development but added it was still unclear how the world would look by the middle of next year.