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direct to your inboxAn Asda worker has become a viral sensation after he made a life-changing decision for one shopper. Employee Michael, who works at the Asda Eastlands store in Manchester, has been hailed a 'hero' for what he did.

direct to your inboxAn Asda worker has gone viral for her reaction after one of her colleagues went into anaphylactic shock in the supermarket.Their story was shared on the Asda Facebook page, where it caught the eye of thousands of shoppers.The post read: "'She's my own personal angel sent from heaven and I owe her my life' – these are the words of Cath from our Alloa store whose life was saved by her quick-thinking colleague Arlene after she suffered a severe allergic reaction and went into anaphylactic shock."Cath, who's 56 and had never had an allergic reaction before, had taken a bite of a nutty chocolate bar when her throat suddenly swelled up.

direct to your inboxAn Asda delivery driver has gone viral after a photograph of him delivering food in the snow was shared online.Posting on Facebook, Asda wrote: "We’re really proud of home shopping driver Paul from our Keighley store who battled through the snow and walked a quarter of a mile to ensure his delivery made it to a farm."One of the customer's neighbours, Phill, posted a picture on Facebook, saying: "Top marks to the Asda delivery driver"The Facebook post has already gone viral, and has racked up over 31,000 likes, 2,700 comments and 1,900 shares."Make sure he gets your highest employee award, he’s amazing," said one shopper.Another wrote: "Brillant.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxAn Asda worker who was sacked after a customer complained she'd thrown a racist slur at them over their Asian heritage has claimed she was actually telling them off for panic-buying.Samantha Doherty was given the boot after a row with a customer during the height of the coronavirus pandemic when panic-buying saw shoppers herding products like loo roll, pasta and rice in bulk.The shopper complained to Asda bosses when Doherty told them: "We see this all the time with people like you."When the mortified customer claimed Doherty's comments were in reference to their Asian ethnicity, Asda investigated Doherty's behaviour at a disciplinary

direct to your inboxAn Asda employee has gone viral for her 'unbelievable' act after she discovered a homeless man outside the supermarket she works for.The woman, who works at the Middleton store in Leeds, caught the attention of people on social media after Asda revealed what she did.Posting on its Facebook page, Asda wrote: "When our caring colleague Rachel Cunningham saw a homeless man sitting outside in the cold by our Middleton store in Leeds she just knew she had to do something to help him."She got him a hot chocolate and a slice of pizza from our cafe, as well as buying and filling up a hot water bottle for him, before contacting a local homelessness group to get him shelter for the night – and he's now being assessed for