68 h. ago Party Rings makes major change and sends fans rushing to Asda

Fox’s Burton’s Companies (FBC) has unveiled a major change for its much-loved Party Rings range, with the iconic biscuit being re-shaped for the first time in the brand’s 42-year history. Under The Sea Minis offer the much-loved iced shortcake taste of a Party Ring, in fun fish shapes. The tasty new treats are available now at Asda in packs of six mini bags for just £1.50.

Sport

6 d. ago Reform promise to use 'every instrument of power available' to ban migrant hotels in areas where they control the local council

Over the weekend the party's chairman Zia Yusuf also said young people needed a moral re-education and schools would teach a love of Britain if his party was in power.

Events

6 d. ago Trainer's heartbreaking tribute after loss of horse who was 'adored by everyone'

Devastated Julie Camacho said Makanah, who sustained a fatal injury at Thirsk on Saturday, was recently thrown a birthday party at her yard and was loved by the team

Politics

8 d. ago 'Brilliant' Amazon garden gazebo that gives 'years of use' drops to £54 in time for bank holiday

'Brilliant quality, great party tent - had a garden party, everyone loved it, so easy to put up and take down. Great value too.'

Economics

9 d. ago Why Working From Home leaves us all desperately vulnerable to malign hackers, writes Professor ANTHONY GLEES

It emerged this week from the National Cyber Security Centre that 76 per cent of UK businesses reported an attempted cyber attack in the past year.

Society

9 d. ago Inside Calvin Harris' transformation from Hollywood party boy to country lover

A decade ago Calvin Harris was living the Hollywood dream.

Politics

1 week ago Sasha Obama flaunts her figure alongside Malia at wild party amid parents' divorce rumors

The 23-year-old former first daughter made sure to have all eyes on her as she attended Destin Conrad's Love on Digital album listening party.

Politics

3 w. ago Final proof that party I once loved is hopelessly out of touch, writes PROFESSOR JO PHOENIX

I could see then that, on the issue of trans rights, my party had lost the plot. It had veered so wildly from what I felt was right - and frankly what the vast majority of the public feels is right.

Society