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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.

Throughout the pandemic, supermarket staff have garnered some extra praise for bravely going to work every day to make sure everyone had what they needed.

Tesco employee, some people can be downright awful. Speaking to Kent Live, the ex-worker lifted the lid on things they'd love to say to shoppers - but if they want to keep their job, they'd best keep quiet.

family.Rory Baldwin, 25, was on a night on in Rochester on July 31, but took a wrong turn after leaving his friends.

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The X Factor, The Voice and Pop Idol all pulled in huge audiences, with the public watching the shows in their droves. It seems there's nothing we love more than seeing a star being born, or someone failing to hit the high notes.

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

Kent Live.All the time he thought he was communicating with the girl but in reality he was talking to an undercover officer.

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

direct to your inboxFive of the UK's biggest supermarket giants are urgently recalling various food products.Alerts have been issued by the Food Standards Agency for a range of products, including spaghetti bolognese, chicken, and more.The recalls include the discovery of salmonella in certain products, as well as blue rubber.Customers can return the items to the store for a full refund, with or without a receipt.

Two teenage thugs who beat up a student and left him with brain damage during a vicious gang attack have been sentenced.

direct to your inboxAlerts have been issued by the Food Standards Agency for a range of items, including food from Tesco, Aldi, Sainsbury's, Lidl, Morrisons.Shoppers who have purchased any of the affected items are advised to return to store for a full refund when possible.Here are all of the latest supermarket recalls, according to Kent Live.Plant Pioneers 6 Caramelised Onion ShroomdogsSainsbury’s is recalling Plant Pioneers 6 Caramelised Onion Shroomdogs because some packs of the affected date codes contain pieces of metal.The Food Standards Agency said: "The presence of metal makes this product unsafe to eat."Product details:Pack size: 300g Best before date: 06 January 2021 and 07 January 2021 The FSA added: "Sainsbury’s is recalling the

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.

Universal Credit and other benefit payments will change in the New Year. According to Kent Live, the benefits freeze of 2-16 ended in April of 2020.

direct to your inboxNew rules have been announced for major UK supermarkets including Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl and Sainsbury's.The Government has announced plans to reduce the number of food and drink offers available to shoppers in a bid to reduce obesity levels in the UK.From April 2022, offers and promotions on foods that are deemed "unhealthy" will be restricted under plans to tackle Britain's obesity crisis.

As well as stacking shelves, mopping up spillages and working on the checkout, supermarket staff have to deal with customers who are rushing around the busy stores.

reports Kent Live. In a statement, Kent Police said: "Officers are appealing for information about the location of two teenage girls, who have been missing since the evening of Saturday, December 19."Sophie Cromarty was last seen in the Sutton Vallance area, near Maidstone, at around 9pm and Rachel Covington was last seen in the Parkwood area of Maidstone also at around 9pm."They are believed to be together."Describing the girls, Kent Police said: "Sophie is 13 years old, has brown hair and was wearing a white jacket, black boots and was carrying a grey rucksack."Rachel is 14 years old and was wearing all black clothing, a black beanie hat and carrying a rucksack.