Tesco website hacked with frustrated shoppers unable to order groceries online

Morrissey has shared two unheard demos on his official website – listen to ‘Once Upon A Woman’s Body’ and ‘If Saturday Ever Comes’ below.Both tracks have been posted to Morrissey Central this week under the title of ‘lost demo’, with full lyrics shared for both songs.On ‘Once Upon A Woman’s Body’, he sings: “Once upon a woman’s body, you went soft too soon and she said “that’s OK – I’ll find someone who… isn’t you””.‘If Saturday Ever Comes’, meanwhile, sees him reflecting on death, singing: “There’s a passing bell tolling the knell and an urn awaiting your turn / there’s a boneyard stuffed to overflow rest assured!”It’s not clear what era of Morrissey’s solo career the two new demos are taken from.Listen to both songs, uploaded to YouTube

It was an extremely frustrating day for St Mirren who lost 1-0 at home to Dundee at The SMISA Stadium

Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox has raved about Adele, calling the singer 'spellbinding and spectacular' before rubbishing comparisons made online.

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.

feed her grandchildren following an Asda blunder.Mum-of-three and grandmother of five, Maria Sholder has placed three orders for home delivery with the retail giant over the last two weeks.None of the orders had arrived, and she hasn’t received a refund – leaving her £347 out of pocket.The 48-year-old from Sunderland suffers from MRSA, a type of bacterial infection that's resistant to several widely used antibiotics - leaving her unable to shop in person.Maria has two children and two grandchildren staying with her during half term but has had to send them home early because she has nothing to feed them, ChronicleLive reports.She placed her first order for home delivery on October 13 but when it didn’t arrive Maria said staff put it down to

swastikas on the sides of the blades.Jim Docherty, from Glasgow, Scotland, is seeking £100 for the item that he says appears to feature “German emblems on the blades.”The Nazi metal cleavers have been described by Jim as suitable to go on display in the home or a “man cave”.Jim listed the two 40-centimetre long blades on Facebook Marketplace on October 24, reported the Daily Record.The Scot claims to not know the history of the items but claims he traded for them quite recently.The listing on Facebook reads: "Pair of old cleavers, make nice wall hangers ideal for a man cave or display."There are what appears to be German emblems on the blades, they are 40cm over all the blades are 22cm x 10cm, very heavy steel.I don't know any history with

Erika Jayne is doing some grocery shopping.

For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Lockdowns to stem the spread of coronavirus have forced a lot people into video conferencing instead of face-to-face meetings. But not everyone can get to grips with the technology and mistakes have been made.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorRock legends Metallica are now holding forth in their first-ever internet class.In their online course, offered through celeb-oriented learning company MasterClass, the group’s foursome — James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo — will reflect on four decades of their partnership.The course comprises 15 individual video lessons, spanning 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Queen Elizabeth II has been advised to rest for an additional two weeks and is therefore canceling more planned engagements, per her doctors’ orders.  Buckingham Palace said Friday that the 95-year-old monarch will be unable to travel at the recommendation of medical advisers. However, she will be able to continue undertaking light, desk-based duties that include some virtual audiences.  Unfortunately, this means that she will be forced to miss the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday, Nov.

Today Food. “I picked up the second wing, and all of a sudden, I'm like, 'Why is the shape weird?'"Once she got over her shock she took a few photos of the unappetising snack and posted them online.Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here."I just I had to post it because it's not everyday you open your wing container and get a chicken head instead of just one of the wings," she said.

Christmas is just around the corner, and retailers are wasting no time in getting their festive products out on the shelves. One festive essential is the advent calendar, which over recent years has evolved much further than just a daily dose of chocolate.

With party season fast approaching, it's time to be on the lookout for the best bag to accompany your festive-inspired outfits. Whether you're a head-to-toe sparkle lover or a laid-back, classic person, there is a new bag on the market that is bound to jazz up any ensemble you choose to wear.

beaten following a date with a man she met online and abandoned in the street after being dragged from a car.The victim, who has asked to remain nameless, went to hospital with serious facial injuries after being repeatedly punched in Salford. She has since slammed Greater Manchester Police and is "dismayed" that they haven't taken action six weeks on, despite her giving them the name and details of the suspect, reports the Manchester Evening News.

Gregg Goldstein As the American Film Market enters its second year of online dealmaking, with films like Arclight’s “The Portable Door,” starring Christof Waltz and Sam Neill (pictured above) looking to seal deals in the virtual market, Variety spoke to four veteran film buyers and sellers about how they’ve navigated virtual markets, the lessons they’ve learned, the online platforms they’ve used and what it all will mean for doing business when (and if) the pandemic ends.Kristen FigeroidAfter nearly three years as senior VP of international sales and distribution at Endeavor Content, Figeroid rejoined film finance, production and sales company Sierra/Affinity in September as its managing director and exec VP.

Euro 2020 over the summer, his club Inter Milan have revealed in a statement.Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's opening European Championship fixture against Finland, before receiving life-saving treatment on the pitch.After being taken to hospital, he was later fitted with a cardioverter defibrillator device (ICD), which can prevent a fatal cardiac arrest by discharging a jolt to restore someone's regular heart rhythm.However, Italian medical authorities have said that Eriksen will not be allowed to play in Serie A again unless the ICD is removed.And amid his exile from Italian football, Inter have released a statement suggesting that the 29-year-old could be sold in order to continue his career abroad.“With reference to the registration

Martin Lewis Money Show Live. The Money Saving Expert broadcasted tonight's edition of the ITV show from Hendon school as he spoke about the importance of financial education being taught in schools.

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard admits "there are a few things that need fixing" as a previously impenetrable defence continues to leak goals.

Free Guy action star Ryan Reynolds admitted his workaholic tendencies keep him from 'fixating' on things and letting his mental health get the better of him.'I tend to bite off way more than I could or should chew. I think maybe it's just that Canadian sensibility: "Well, I said I was going to, so I have to deliver this,"' the Canadian 45-year-old said in his WSJ.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorHurlbut Academy, the online learning platform developed by Lydia Hurlbut and Shane Hurlbut, will transform into the more expansive Filmmakers Academy, a new online platform for courses in cinematography, directing, lighting, post-production and other disciplines.The platform will allow artisans and filmmakers to unlock a whole new realm of educational possibilities for creatives. Masterclasses aim to teach its members what film students don’t learn in school.

Loose Women, the panel discussed whether they would be silent or go public with a breakup in light of 50-year-old Alice Evan's furious attack on her estranged husband Ioan Gruffudd, 48, and Bianca, 29, moments after they shared a loved-up image on their respective social media accounts. 'It depends on your personality, I suppose,' explained Jane.