Aldi's wine delivery service is a hit with people in lockdown

The UK is in lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, which means that many of us will be spending most, if not all, of our time at home.The world as we know it has changed for the foreseeable and to be honest, that means we’ve earned a glass of wine.

With the UK on lockdown and restaurants shut, many Scots have been recreating their fast-food favourites at home.

After the huge success of the Faux Fire Pit and Outdoor Log Burner, Aldi is dropping even more discounts this weekend.

Aldi has added a new biscuit spread to its range that shoppers claim tastes just like Lotus Biscoff.

If you’re missing the lip-smacking taste of Nando’s butterfly chicken, the mash (oh the mash) and much needed bottomless drinks to dull the taste of spice, after you felt daring and opted or hot instead of lemon and herb then fear not – Nando’s is back! The restaurant chain will be delivering again but, before you start planning which two sides you’ll be having, we must tell you that it’s only from six restaurants.

Aldi has introduced a voucher scheme to make it easier for vulnerable people or those self-isolating to get food.

With many of us now shopping on behalf of people who are self-isolating, vulnerable or unable to leave the house, Aldi has made it easier to pay for essentials and groceries.

The UK is in lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic, which means that many of us will be spending most, if not all, of our time at home.The world as we know it has changed for the foreseeable and to be brutally honest, sometimes that means having a drink or two more than usual. Aside from practical worries, many of us are also missing the social aspect of life; going to bars or restaurants to have a good old natter with friends.

As the UK-wide lockdown looks set to continue and the weather gets warmer, more Scots will be spending longer in the garden.

A few weeks ago Manchester Evening news confirmed the news that Tesco had significantly increased the number of home delivery slots available following a large recruitment drive.

Supermarket giants Asda and Aldi are urging shoppers not to touch products they're not planning on buying.

The UK is in lockdown owing to the coronavirus pandemic and people are only allowed to leave the house for a certain few set reasons, one of which is to shop for essential supplies. A key problem recently is people stockpiling basic amenities such as toilet roll, cleaning products and food.This has resulted in a reductive cycle because, due to lack of supplies, people that don’t want to buy in bulk now deem it necessary to do so.

Today saw the launch of something shoppers have been demanding for years - Aldi home delivery.

Earlier this week Aldi confirmed that it would be extending its opening hours for lockdown.

It'll come as no big surprise by now to hear that once again, Britain's biggest supermarkets are changing their opening hours and shopping rules.