Asda horrifies shoppers with controversial 40p recipe suggestion

direct to your inboxSupermarket shoppers are always keeping an eye out for the cheapest retailer out of Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Lidl.The latest results have now been revealed, and it's a tie between two supermarket giants.Lidl and Aldi have topped a Which? investigation to find out the UK's supermarket, with a total average basket price of £18.45 each.On average, shoppers last month would have paid £18.45 at both Aldi and Lidl for 19 essential grocery products.Included in

Good Morning Britain hosts when she shared her experience with them this week.Jackie told Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid: "I've had so many comments, mostly positive, but I share your concern about social media when a few said things like 'I want to lock you in a burning building and not let out.'"Shocked by what Jackie revealed, Susanna said: "Are you serious? Sorry did you receive that as message on social media?"Cheshire Association of Local Councils employee Jackie replied: "I did,

Keeley Hawes says her expectations “weren’t particularly high” regarding viewer interest in her two-part TV movie “Honour,” which premiered last fall on ITV in the UK.“It wasn’t a mainstream subject and not something many people knew about,” Hawes, 44, says of “Honour,” which chronicles the 2006 murder of a young British-Iraqi Kurdish woman, Banaz Mahmod, by members of her own family, based in southwest London. The 95-minute movie, written by Gwyneth Hughes, makes its US premiere Feb.

direct to your inboxVarious UK supermarkets, including Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Co-Op and M&S are urgently recalling a range of food products over health and safety fears.The Food Standards Agency (FSA) says items affected include pasta, cheese, seafood, baby food and dog food.Anybody who has purchased any of the affected products should follow the instructions given to them.

direct to your inboxSupermarkets across the UK have remained open throughout the pandemic, and as a result of increased demand, many have been hiring additional staff to help out.The hiring drive in retailers like Asda, Tesco, Aldi, Morrisons and Sainsbury's has been a lifeline to thousands of people who have been left out of work over the past year.Here's how much every major UK supermarket pays staff, according to the ECHO:Tesco currently pays staff an hourly rate of £9.30.This new rate of pay

direct to your inboxSupermarket giant Asda's petrol stations could soon see huge changes under new ownership - if agreed by the regulators.Asda stores are now back in British ownership for the first time in years following a £6.8billion deal last year.Now billionaire petrol station tycoons, the Issa brothers, have agreed to buy Asda's forecourts in a deal worth £750million.The move comes just months after the Euro Garages (EG) group - owned by Mohsin and Zuber Issa - and private equity firm TDR

direct to your inboxAs a result of coronavirus, some retailers in the UK have made the decision to go cash-free over hygeine fears.That means shoppers are encouraged to pay with contactless, or with chip and pin if that's not possible.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutAfter being classed as a non essential retailer, Primark was sadly forced to close all of its shops in the UK for lockdown.Despite calls to open up an online store, the clothing and homeware giant insists that it only wants to operate on a physical shop-only basis, as that's how it can ensure shoppers get the cheapest possible prices.But the brand's latest pyjama post has caused a bit of

Aldi UK Shoppers Facebook page, the shopper suggested: "Aldi customers, I understand many of you HATE the speed of the checkouts, question.

Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutShoppers have rushed to get their hands on a Playstation 5 console after it was restocked for the first time this year.Currys revealed PS5s were back in stock online this morning, leading to queues of around 80,000 hopeful gamers.The panic comes after the console also crashed the Tesco, John Lewis and GAME websites in November, after triggering an online frenzy.One customer said on Twitter