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As the cost of living crisis continues, freebies, deals and offers are something shoppers are keeping a keen eye on when it comes to the weekly shop. And Iceland is the latest supermarket offering shoppers a chance to fill their freezer for less.

Coroner Jamie Harwood said that no foul play is suspected, according to the Peoria Journal Star.The dad-of-three died instantly after the fall into 2,600F (1,427C) iron, with half his body left lying on the factory floor.Caterpillar spokeswoman Lisa Miller told The Sun: "We are deeply saddened by the death of an employee who was involved in a serious incident at our Mapleton, Illinois, facility on June 2."Our thoughts are with this employee’s family, friends and colleagues."The safety of our employees, contractors and visitors is our top priority."Peoria County Sheriff's Office Capt Chris Watkins said that deputies were called to the scene at around 10am on Thursday (June 2) to respond to an "occupational accident".Peoria County Coroner's office, the Sheriff's Office and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration are still investigating the tragedy.According to an anonymous veteran Caterpillar worker speaking to the World Socialist Web Site, Dierkes "was taking a sample of iron for the met lab and apparently just tripped".They said: "He died instantly, but not all of him went in.

Aldi has left shoppers in stitches after announcing the return of their controversial Cuthbert The Caterpillar cake with a "legendary" swipe at M&S.

Newcastle United defender Andy Griffin reportedly surprised his team mate Bradley Orr with a "caterpillar cake" sized '"turd" placed delicately on the top shelf of their fridge.The former Newcastle duo remain "best mates" to this day having spent many years playing alongside each other under the likes of Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson. However, Orr certainly had to take the good times with the "s***" ones as he was regularly tormented by the "round the bend, nuts, horrible creature' colleague Griffin.The former right-back spent six years at St James' Park, accumulating 104 appearances for the Premier League giants..

They're up there with the most popular celebration cakes so it's no surprise that retailers have been transforming their caterpillars into corgis to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

Dangling bags of writhing caterpillars are giving the residents of an historic market town the shivers, after shrouding an entire tree with web-like cocoons. As well as covering the tree in threads, huge balls of the wriggling creatures dangle down from the tree in a scene that some have described as "like something from a horror movie".

A mum has issued a warning to all parents after her four-year-old son was left covered in a painful rash from playing outside.

Harry Styles has more than proved he’s a style chameleon over the years, but his latest look proves he’s something of a stylish caterpillar too. The Kiwi start 28, took to the stage in New York to perform on the Today show on Thursday, and his outfit of choice had fans talking. Harry took too the stage in a yellow, black and brown striped jumpsuit with flared legs and sleeves for his performance on the show. While there’s no doubting Harry pulled off the look with serious style – just as he does with literally anything he puts on – the jumpsuit looked uncannily like a caterpillar.

This Morning viewers were left shocked and telling Phillip Schofield to calm down as he got heavily involved in a gardening segment on the show. The presenter and co-host Holly Willoughby were back with another jam-packed edition of the ITV daytime show on Tuesday (May 17).

Marks and Spencer’s caterpillar cakes are the ultimate celebratory sweet treat. And what better way to honour that than by the retailer bringing out a set of two limited edition caterpillar cakes to celebrate the Queen’s jubilee. Corgi and Queen Connie the Caterpillar Cake are a selection of two of the store’s famous caterpillar cake but dressed in royal fashion.The chocolate sponge rolls are filled with chocolate buttercream and covered in milk chocolate.

It's time to get the bottles ready to pop, because the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend is right around the corner. And helping you to do just that is M&S, with 'Britain's answer to Prosecco' in the form of English sparkling wine.

Mindy Kaling mixed her passion for motherhood and style this weekend, as she dressed up for a star-studded fundraiser for children in Los Angeles.On Saturday, The Office star posed with her longtime pal and ex-boyfriend B.J. Novak as she donned an outfit inspired by classic children's book The Very Hungry Caterpillar.'Can you guess what story book character I am?? Scroll to find out!' Kaling, 42, captioned the snap to her 6.2million followers.

Although I know many people who enjoy a supermarket café drop in post-weekly shop or in passing, I’ve never been one of those people. I think I had a hot chocolate in a Sainsbury’s café once, while waiting for my mum to pay, but that’s as far as my dining experiences have gone at the supermarket - beyond sampling M&S’s Colin the Caterpillar frappe.

dogs and bothersome to Oak trees.The alarm was sounded by the Forestry Commission who have warned that the caterpillars "shouldn't be touched in any circumstances".The suspected culprit, the Brown Tail moth, isn't uncommon in the UK and can usually be found near vegetation in the springtime.But when the creature is in its caterpillar stage, it can release irritant hairs into the hair, which can cause skin irritation.As well as affecting some individuals quite severely, these hairs can prove fatal for dogs.According to Bulldogology, there are insects, like the Brown Tail Moth caterpillar, that have toxins or poison that act on contact or ingestion.These can cause some serious discomfort to your puppy through tummy aches, diarrhoea or even lesions - making the caterpillars potentially toxic to man's best friend.Dog owners have also been warned that dogs may inadvertently fall victim to the toxic effects of the chemicals in insecticides too if owners choose to spray them to remove the insects.Insecticide is such a popular way to get rid of such pests but could also prove to be toxic to your four-legged friend.However, if your dog picks up one of the creatures on its body, non-haired areas of the body can be affected by rashes or dermatitis, in areas such as the abdomen, muzzle or shaved udders.Brown Tail Moths are brown, has a dotted white line down each side and two very distinctive red dots on the back of their tail.The caterpillars live in groups and you may also see the communal "tents" which they use mainly for shelter from bad weather but also for hibernation in the winter.These clumps of cobweb-like material will release irritant hairs when disturbed, it is important, therefore to take protective measures when

Aldi has once again been a huge hit with shoppers looking for budget priced 'dupes' for less.

toxic caterpillars were spotted on a popular Essex beach.There are fears we're amid an outbreak of the Brown Tail moths caterpillars with numerous sightings on Jaywick Sands Beach.The critters can be harmful for people, causing itchy skin, but are most dangerous to dogs. According to a resident the caterpillars have been hatching from the Brecon on the beach and crawling over the footpath into the gardens of surrounding houses since the weekend (April 23), reports EssexLive.

KFC customer was left feeling 'physically sick' after claiming she discovered a "caterpillar" doing "a little dance" on her fried chicken. Jody Bishop and her partner had ordered from the Ebbw Vale branch of the fast-food restaurant for a cosy Friday night-in at their home in Tredegar, Wales.The pair had each ordered a meal for one, containing two pieces of original recipe chicken, two hot wings and two fillets, and tucked into their food, Wales Online reports.

World Book Day falls on the first Thursday of March, which means this year it will be marked on 3 March.  This year marks an even bigger event as it is also the 25th anniversary of World Book Day. MORE: Best-selling books you can't missEvery year there is a new theme set by the charity, and this year it is 'You Are a Reader', which aims to encourage children from disadvantaged backgrounds to get involved.

Aldi for selling a picnic rug she says is "inspired" by her boutique range.Sharnee Thorpe, who launched Wandering Folk in December 2015, claimed customers spotted the cheaper "dupes" and informed her, leaving her on the verge of tears.Her best-selling picnic rugs feature hand-drawn designs and sell in Australia for AUD $190 (£100) but the new Aldi rugs are on the market for just $49.99 (£26.50).In an emotional video, she says: "After seven years of blood, sweat, and tears, this really does break my heart."Aldi has released a picnic rug that looks to be inspired by Wandering Folk."Sadly there is nothing we can do except educate everyone on always supporting creatives."The Wandering Folk and Aldi picnic rugs have several details in common, such as a woven carry strap and tassels on each corner.On the flip side, the prints are not like-for-like in the examples Sharnee shows, although they are both floral and vintage-inspired with a border.She adds: "Big retailers will always seek out boutique brands to follow and I just want to remind you all that creatives behind brands work so hard to bring their idea to life and it really is like a stab to the heart when you see this happen."Thank you to our amazing community for your support and showing how much you care about our brand, it really does mean the world to us."An Aldi spokeswoman told news.com.au that it has received correspondence from Wandering Folk."We will definitely review any correspondence that is shared with our business and will respond accordingly," she said.Aldi recently warred with Marks and Spencer over its Cuthbert the Caterpillar cakes – similar to Colin the Caterpillar – and the retailers agreed on a settlement.

Colgate Total reporting a soaring number of Brits suffering the painful affliction and other dental issues. And it’s no wonder – research has found we’ve let dental standards slip during the pandemic with one in five only brushing once a day and a quarter never flossing.These days we can just ring up the dentist when hit by an ache.

Marks & Spencer and Aldi have settled a copyright row over the designs of Colin the Caterpillar cake.