19 m. ago Asda warns 'do not eat' on popular meat product due to health risk

The latest product recalls issued by the Food Standards Agency and why they've been pulled from supermarket shelves

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26 m. ago 'I tried M&S drink that tastes like ice cream but one thing disappointed me'

Reporter Lucy Marshall, who can't resist a coffee shop trip, has reviewed the viral raspberry flavoured drink served at M&S Cafes to see if it lives up the hype online

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96 m. ago UK's best supermarket roast potatoes voted by British shoppers and it's not McCain

A blind taste-test survey by Which? has been revealing the best UK supermarket products, comparing branded products with supermarket's own labels - now on the category of roasted potatoes.

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96 m. ago ‘World’s most beautiful island’ is a hidden gem for fine dining and it’s cheapest in May

This Caribbean island was recently named the world's most beautiful island – and we found it also had some of the best food and drink we've ever tasted

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2 h. ago Face and speech symptom that could require ‘urgent heart treatment’ in hospital

Knowing what can wait for a GP and what needs an ambulance can be life-saving

Science

2 h. ago ‘You saw he was listening to you’: people Pope Francis met in their hour of need

The late pontiff embraced those traditionally on the margins of the church and society. Here, some of those he met describe his impactPope Francis announced his pastoral intentions from the very beginning of his papacy, saying he preferred a church that was “bruised, hurting and dirty” from being on the streets to one that was cautious and complacent. Although he never strayed from doctrine – to the annoyance of many optimistic liberals – his 12 years as pope were marked by a deliberate embrace of those historically on the margins of the church and society. He wanted a church, he said, for “todos, todos, todos” – which translates into: “Everyone, everyone, everyone.”Here, some of those who met him recall what his pontificate meant to them. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Gardeners with rhubarb urged to do crucial thing to crops in April

If you're excited to make rhubarb crumble this summer then follow this one expert tip to make sure your garden vegetable tastes as sweet and delicious as possible

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5 h. ago Urgent HMRC warning to anyone earning under £80k missing out on one benefit

HMRC has urged families to explore whether they are eligible for Child Benefit, as they are likely missing out on free money, here’s everything your need to know

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6 h. ago Teen girl struck by lightning recalls the moment 'everything went numb' as her house was hit by wild storms

Bloom, 17, had been texting on her phone when 'everything just exploded'.

Events

7 h. ago York Minster hosts controversial metal concert as threatened protests fail to materialise

Cheering crowd at 800-year-old cathedral enjoys Plague of Angels gig, which had been branded ‘deeply inappropriate’Protests at one of the most controversial concerts of the year, labelled “shocking and deeply inappropriate”, failed to materialise on Friday evening, as a metal act performed to a cheering crowd of 1,400 people at York Minster.The 800-year-old cathedral hosted a gig by Plague of Angels, which some of the congregation previously called an “outright insult” to their faith and said they would be protesting if the concert went ahead. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Chelsea: Enzo Maresca expects 'completely different' summer transfer window if key condition is not met

The Blues are in a five-team scrap for Champions League qualfication

Sport

8 h. ago Urgent concerns raised for man's welfare after going missing in Scots city

Police have launched a search for 55-year-old John Johnston.

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9 h. ago Britain’s Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli says Auzzy Blood’s act ‘not offensive’

The act concluded with the performer climbing up a rope using a metal hook in his mouth.

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10 h. ago Coronation Street gives Gail Platt update after exit 4 months ago as fans 'just make' realisation

Fans will recall the moving scenes when Helen Worth was seen bowing out of the ITV soap on Christmas Day 2024

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11 h. ago Make delicious carrots with golden caramelised edges by following this easy cooking hack

All you need is some oil, extra seasoning and 20 minutes to elevate the taste of a nutritious carrot.

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12 h. ago Morrisons issues urgent ‘do not eat’ warning over risk product may contain 'small pieces of blue plastic'

Shoppers should return the product for a full refund

Events

14 h. ago Stunned resignation and foreboding: a week in Trump’s shadow at IMF

Few policymakers mention US president by name, but his tariffs dominate IMF-World Bank meetingBusiness live – latest updatesKristalina Georgieva’s favourite film, the International Monetary Fund boss told the audience at a packed panel event in Washington on Thursday, is Tom Hanks’s cold war romp Bridge of Spies.In one of the stranger digressions in a frequently strange week, Georgieva recalled the moment when Hanks’s character, a US lawyer, tells the Soviet spy he has been appointed to defend that he will probably be executed. “You don’t seem alarmed,” Hanks says to him; to which the spy – played by Mark Rylance – replies, “Would it help?” Continue reading...

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14 h. ago ‘Incredible’ bargain coffee machine that cleans itself and is 'easy to use' drops in price by 31%

'No more fuss and trial and error, no more bitterness, no more mess to clear up, just great tasting coffee at the press of a couple of buttons'

Economics

14 h. ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Chris McCausland 'sobbed all week' as Dianne Buswell shares unseen video

The comedian recalled his dancing journey as Dianne Buswell shared a previously unseen video from their time on the show

Culture

14 h. ago Morrisons recalls sausages warning they may contain small pieces of blue plastic

Customers who purchased the affected product will receive full a refund, the supermarket says

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