37 h. ago Ed Sheeran fans 'swarm' star as they spot him in shopping centre – but then realise truth

Swarms of people queued up and followed a red-headed man in a Manchester shopping centre over the weekend, insisting it was Ed Sheeran and took photographs, until they realise the truth

Economics

62 h. ago Tesco shoppers spot new ‘melt in the mouth’ flavour of Lindt Lindor chocolates that are perfect for Christmas

CHOCOLATE fans are going wild after spotting a brand new flavour of Lindt Lindor truffles on Tesco shelves. The new variety, which appears to be a limited edition release, was quietly added to the shelves. Eagle-eyed customers were quick to share the sweet find on social media. One excited fan posted on Facebook: “NEW DOUBLE...

Politics

5 d. ago 'I look so much like Ed Sheeran, I have to wear a disguise when going to the shops'

Red-headed Ty Jones is the spitting image of Ed Sheeran - and is constantly being mobbed by the star's fans

Politics

7 d. ago Samsung shoppers say 'bargain' as they spot £76 tablet in Amazon Prime Day sale

Save over £93 on this Samsung Galaxy tablet in the Amazon Prime Day sale

Economics

7 d. ago Morrisons and Sainsbury's shoppers spot new Babybel flavour and say same thing

The mini Babybel has remained a go-to snack for cheese lovers since launching in the 1970s, and now fans have been left delighted after spotted a brand new flavour with a twist in supermarkets

Politics

2 w. ago Ed Sheeran is mobbed by fans as he jumps on a tourist bus to film new music video with Camila Cabello in New York

Ed Sheeran cut a casual figure on Tuesday as he joined Camila Cabello to film a new music video in New York City. 

Culture

2 w. ago B&M shoppers spot new sweets from iconic Netflix series on shelves for £5

EAGLE-EYED B&M shoppers have been quick to spot a brand new sweet treat inspired by an iconic Netflix series on store shelves for £5. As spooky season approaches, these sweets make for the perfect Halloween snack. Fans of Stranger Things have been quick to spot B&M's brand new viewing party snack box, inspired by the...

Economics

2 w. ago Homebound review – emotionally rich study of friends in rural India trying to get home in the pandemic

Neeraj Ghaywan’s film benefits from excellent lead performances, strong cinematography and an apparent mentorship from Martin ScorseseHaving screened earlier this year at the Cannes film festival, this Indian drama has already drawn inevitable comparisons with All We Imagine As Light, an Indian film at Cannes the year before – but they are only glancingly similar. Payal Kapadia’s woozy, dreamy, femme-centric tale was primarily an urban-set story sprinkled with magical realist fairy dust. This is a much more four-square, on-the-nose, realist work about impoverished young men from a rural northern Indian town struggling to get ahead, and loosely based on a New York Times story published in 2020.But director Neeraj Ghaywan, whose 2015 debut Masaan was well-regarded, has a fairy godfather in Martin Scorsese no less, who apparently mentored Ghaywan through the script development and editing. Who knows who is responsible for which choices, but the end result is pretty damn good. It’s an e...

Events

3 w. ago My blood type made me a donor superhero – until my weakness for crisps let me down

‘It’s such a shame,’ said the nurse as she turned me away from the donation centre, and I realised my assumptions about being O-negative were all wrongI’ve flexed before about having the world’s best blood type: O-negative. For some reason, all niceties around boasting vanish in the face of this natural-born superiority. If the “first-responder” rubber bracelet they sent me matched any of my clothes (how could it? It’s the colour of blood), I would definitely wear it everywhere I go.Last week, though, for the third time, I got turned away from donating because my iron wasn’t high enough. It was low only by a margin, and this is normally acknowledged as just natural human variation, but they operate quite a strict three-strikes rule, and now I can’t even present my (also pretty superior) veins again for a full two years. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago My blood type made me a donor superhero – until my weakness for crisps let me down | Zoe Williams

‘It’s such a shame,’ said the nurse as she turned me away from the donation centre, and I realised my assumptions about being O-negative were all wrongI’ve flexed before about having the world’s best blood type: O-negative. For some reason, all niceties around boasting vanish in the face of this natural-born superiority. If the “first-responder” rubber bracelet they sent me matched any of my clothes (how could it? It’s the colour of blood), I would definitely wear it everywhere I go.Last week, though, for the third time, I got turned away from donating because my iron wasn’t high enough. It was low only by a margin, and this is normally acknowledged as just natural human variation, but they operate quite a strict three-strikes rule, and now I can’t even present my (also pretty superior) veins again for a full two years.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in ou...

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3 w. ago Jellycat's Christmas range are the top toys to shop for 2025 after beating Lego for the spot

Jellycat has just launched its new 2025 Christmas range ready for festive gifting as they beat out Lego for the top toy spot this year

Politics

3 w. ago M&S shoppers all spot 'revolting' detail about store's new Halloween crisps

With Halloween approaching next month, supermarkets have begun launching ‘spooky’ themed food and drinks, and a new savoury snack from M\&S has sparked mixed views among shoppers

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3 w. ago Amazon offering 'heavenly' rare Ghost perfume unavailable on the high street for £21

Shoppers have been excited to spot the little known perfume on Amazon.

Economics

3 w. ago How to spot a fake Labubu doll as urgent safety warning is issued

The expensive dolls are on every kid's Wishlist meaning fake versions of viral dolls are being sold online for cheap - but experts warn they can pose serious choking hazards to children

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