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Lidl has sounded the alarm for customers over a potential salmonella scare, urging them to return 100g bags of Sol and Mar Chicharricos barbecue Pork Scratchings.The recall affects all batches, codes, and best before dates. A Lidl spokesperson issued a stark warning: "Lidl GB is recalling the above-mentioned product due to the potential presence of salmonella which may cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms.

Jack Dee, a staple in British comedy, has made us laugh for years with his stand-up tours and TV appearances on shows like Have I Got News for You and Big Fat Quiz Of The Year. He's also known for his memorable stint on the first-ever series of Celebrity Big Brother for Comic Relief, where he was crowned the winner after daring to escape from the house.

Rose Ayling-Ellis has won hearts nationwide, not only as an actress and model but also for her inspiring role as a deaf performer in showbiz. The standout actress is celebrated for portraying Frankie Lewis on the BBC's beloved soap EastEnders since 2020. Before her soap fame, she graced screens in Summer Of Rockets and played Bianca Sinclair on Casualty.

The popular ITV series Unforgotten is back with a new season, bringing together Jess James and Sunny Khan along with their dedicated police team.

Drivers could be hit with an £80 fine if they don't follow this 50cm parking rule.

A Morrisons worker has revealed what it’s really like to work at the supermarket – and the revelations have left people shocked.

A number of recalls that impact top UK supermarkets have been made, which include beer, tartare sauce, deserts and spreads.

Since then, the TV star has spent a lot of time relaxing there and enjoying the British countryside.It's somewhat of a contrast to Tranmere, the busy Merseyside suburb where he grew up in the 1960s. He was born there, the third child to an Irishman who had moved to the UK and met O'Grady's mother, Kent Live reports.O'Grady moved from the northwest to London in the 1970s, developing a drag act by basing the character of Lily Savage upon traits found amongst female relatives.And, after he was spotted performing as the character in a gay pub, O'Grady made various TV apperances as his drag queen persona.He's since done other acting work, presented travel documentaries and the revamped Blind Date - but in recent years he's become synonymous for hosting For the Love of Dogs at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in southwest London.The series, which is reaching its 10th birthday this year, follows the stories of abandoned pets, their rehabilitation and their journey to finding new, loving homes.O'Grady has openly admitted several times on the show that he's always tempted to take some of the rescues back home with him.And he often calls the pretty Kent farmhouse home.

With the next bank holiday weekend just around the corner, sunseekers will be making the most of it and might be jetting off for an exotic getaway.

A mum drove her daughter, aged nine, from the UK to Italy so that her child could receive the Covid-19 vaccine.

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Heartbroken friends have been paying tribute to a man who died in a car crash.

An "amazing young man" stepped in covered the cost after four customers fled a pub without paying their large food bill.

direct to your inboxAs more areas of the UK are plunged into Tier 4 measures by the government, shoppers need to be aware of the new rules which apply to them when visiting stores like Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Home Bargains, Lidl, Sainsbury's and Morrisons.

Supermarket staff work around the clock to make sure we can buy all the tasty treats and essentials we need.

Eat Out To Help Out scheme - which is already proving a huge hit with food fans in the UK. People have been flocking to spots like McDonald's, Nando's and KFC - as well as popular independent chains in local towns and cities.But while the scheme has been popular, one small detail has perplexed some people.

Dedicated Aldi shoppers will know all of the store's handy tips and tricks to make sure they're getting the best bargains.

After weeks of long queues, empty shelves and general uncertainty, shopping for essentials finally seems to be getting back to normal - or at least the 'new normal', anyway.