62 h. ago Asda makes major change to 956 products in every store and online

It comes as research shows there is a £74 weekly shortfall

Politics

3 d. ago Shoppers rush to Home Bargains to grab snacks just in time for Halloween – and prices start from £0,75

SHOPPERS are racing to a major retailer to pick up dirt-cheap snacks and sweets ahead of the spookiest day of the year. Sweets lovers are going wild as Halloween treats have hit Home Bargains, with prices starting as low as £0.75. Marketed under the "Hallow Scream" range, the store released more than 80 products on...

Economics

7 d. ago Urgent 'do not eat' warning issued as popular crisps recalled over health fear

If you have purchased this affected product, you should return it to your nearest store for a full refund - and you don't need a receipt to get your money back

Events

9 d. ago Sainsbury's, Morrisons and TK Maxx customers told to 'return' products to stores

There have been a number of product recalls from a number of retailers

Economics

2 w. ago Aldi prank family leave social media in stitches after googly eyes stuck on products in store

Mum-of-two Laura got the idea after spotting the comedy eyes at a local arts and crafts store.

Politics

2 w. ago Home Bargains shoppers can't get over new Halloween range spotted on shelves

Budget retailer Home Bargains has got shoppers keen to visit their local store after a wide range of Halloween-themed products such as snacks, sweets and more have been spotted in store

Economics

2 w. ago Boots shoppers thrilled as luxury brand added to shelves ahead of Christmas

People have asked 'since when' as the products land in store and online

Economics

3 w. ago ‘Push back – or they’ll eat you alive’: James Cromwell on life as Hollywood’s biggest troublemaker

He marched against the Vietnam war, supported the Black Panthers, has protested over animal rights, ended up in prison after a climate sit-in – and starred in Babe, LA Confidential and Succession. He explains how he became the ultimate activist-actorAmid the hustle of midtown Manhattan on Wednesday 11 May 2022, James Cromwell walked into Starbucks, glued his hand to a counter and complained about the surcharges on vegan milks. “When will you stop raking in huge profits while customers, animals and the environment suffer?” Cromwell boomed as fellow activists streamed the protest online.But the insouciant patrons of Starbucks paid little heed. Perhaps they didn’t realise they were in the company of the tallest person ever nominated for an acting Oscar, deliverer of one of the best speeches in Succession, and the only actor to utter the words “star trek” in a Star Trek production. Police arrived to shut down the store. Continue reading...

Events

4 w. ago Mums are losing their minds over Morrisons' 'cutest' Bluey buy

The product is 'rolling into stores now'

Politics