23 m. ago Tesco shoppers thrilled as supermarket brings back 90s packaging

Tesco is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its Clubcard scheme by reintroducing 19 food and drink items in their 1990s packaging - but shoppers have been left divided

Economics

39 m. ago Doctor who was found guilty of breaching abortion buffer zone responds to conviction

A woman found guilty of breaching an abortion clinic buffer zone has claimed freedom of expression in the UK is in a "state of crisis."

Politics

74 m. ago Believe it or not, there are some winners in the stock market this week

Most of the numbers on Wall Street this week were red, but not all of them

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76 m. ago Juice recalled in 12 states due to possible botulism contamination

Customers should contact Walker’s Wine Juice to determine how to dispose of the juice

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89 m. ago Two teenage boys found guilty of robbery after death of pensioner

The pair, now aged 17 and 16, had initially been arrested on suspicion of the murder of Joy Middleditch.

Events

97 m. ago 'I'm addicted' Josko Gvardiol loves his surprising new Man City nickname in season of change

Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol speaks to the Manchester Evening News about a difficult season at the Etihad

Politics

1 hour ago Britain's ‘culinary revolution’ as millions get hooked on spicy foods

Millions of Brits are now becoming increasingly brave with spicy food as a new 'culinary revolution' takes over the nation powered by burning curries, hot wings and more

Politics

2 h. ago The exciting new Stockbridge restaurant that serves glorious old

This place has opened in the former premises of an Edinburgh institution

Politics

2 h. ago Man keeps McDonald's meal in Iceland museum for 15 years to prove it 'won't decompose'

Hjortur Smarason kept his burger and fries after the fast food giant closed all of its restaurants in Iceland in 2009 - and he says it hasn't 'decomposed'

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2 h. ago Last McDonald's meal purchased in Iceland 'still looks fresh' after over a decade

Hjortur Smarason bought a McDonald's hamburger and fries on the last day the fast food chain operated in Iceland in 2009. It has now been more than 15 years and the meal largely looks the same

Politics

2 h. ago As Orbán quits the ICC, other nations have a choice to make: do we back the rule of law or not? | Steve Crawshaw

There is a principle that even the most powerful leaders must be accountable. Increasingly, that is under threat, but it must be defendedIt was unsurprising that Benjamin Netanyahu praised Viktor Orbán’s “bold and principled” stand, in response to Hungary’s announcement yesterday that it will leave the international criminal court (ICC). More dismaying is that too few governments seem ready to stand up against impunity at a time when, because of Donald Trump, the very existence of the Hague court is under threat.Hungary’s leader described the ICC as “a political forum”; the Israeli prime minister, during his defiant visit to Budapest this week, complained of a “corrupt organisation”. That is all logical enough. Four months ago, the court confirmed an arrest warrant for Netanyahu for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. He could hardly be expected to praise his own indictment.Steve Crawshaw is the author of Prosecuting the Powerful: War Crimes and the Battle for Justice. H...

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2 h. ago KFC set to open first site in Greater Manchester town next week

The opening will create 30 new jobs in the local community when it opens on Monday

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3 h. ago Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faces new criminal counts alleging ‘forced labor’

Rap mogul has pleaded not guilty to charges of racketeering and sex trafficking as trial begins in Manhattan on 5 MaySean “Diddy” Combs was hit with a new federal indictment on Friday charging the hip-hop mogul with five criminal counts including racketeering and sex trafficking, court records showed.Combs had previously faced three criminal counts. He has pleaded not guilty. His trial in Manhattan federal court is scheduled to start on 5 May. Continue reading...

Events

3 h. ago Wales' health minister blasts Rachel Reeves PIP decision as 'wrong' and one Welsh Government 'won't defend'

Wales' health minister Jeremy Miles said the Welsh Government would not have pursued a policy which will impact disabled people

Politics

3 h. ago Benjamina Ebuehi’s recipe for double chocolate brownie tart | The sweet spot

A rich and indulgent layered chocolate dessert, with a crunchy biscuit base and a tangy, salted creme fraiche toppingThis is one for the chocolate lovers (myself included). It’s rich and indulgent, which is why I love it. I can be a bit of a brownie purist – no nuts, ever! – but here I make an exception. The biscuit base stays nice and crunchy, while the tangy, salted creme fraiche topping cuts through some of the richness. You can serve this while it’s still warm for something a little more gooey, but it’s much easier to slice if you let it cool completely. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Mary Berry's beef recipe has one ingredient that's the 'ultimate comfort'

Mary Berry has shared her recipe for beef bourguignon, a French beef stew braised in red wine, and says the wine is the secret to making it incredibly flavourful

Events

4 h. ago 'Genius' kitchen storage tip to stop onions from sprouting and rotting

It can be incredibly frustrating when onions start to sprout and rot within days of bringing them home from the supermarket, but one expert has shared an easy tip to prevent this from happening

Politics

4 h. ago Jamie Oliver's 'easy' vanilla cheesecake recipe uses just five ingredients

Jamie Oliver's Mediterranean vanilla cheesecake is the perfect dessert to serve for a special occasion or simply to enjoy with your family at home - here's how to make it

Society

4 h. ago 'Excellent' asparagus cooking method shows we've all been doing it wrong

Culinary scientist Jessica Gavin has shared her secret to perfectly cooked asparagus, and it's all to do with a simple but effective cooking method that many people have been missing

Politics

4 h. ago Scots share what 'Scotland does better than anywhere else' from food to humour

There is no denying that Scotland is unlike any other country in the world.

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