Asda shoppers furious after spotting a familiar face in its 'irritating' Christmas advert

here“It was simply terrible,” mayor Wolfram Leibe told n-tv television after visiting the site on Tuesday.Mr Leibe said the perpetrator “drove through the pedestrian zone, clearly at high speed, and killed several people and injured several, some of them seriously”.The driver is being questioned by police, he said.“I don’t want to speculate, but all of us are asking ourselves … what drives a person to do something like this?” Mr Leibe said.“Of course I don’t have an answer to this question.”The

Mirror, those who opt for a tub of Quality Street might be left a bit frustrated after one chocolate fan counted the number of each variety inside, labelling the findings "another blow for 2020".

Over the week, shoppers have been bagging themselves some brilliant bargains in the Black Friday sales.From Nintendo Switches, to TVs and clothing, there's been an offer to keep pretty much everyone happy.But one Black Friday offer in particular has got shoppers talking, and it comes courtesy of Tesco.An image of a supermarket shelf which is meant to contain £15 Harry Potter invisibility cloaks has gone viral on social media, after the cloaks in question were...well, quite literally

Black Friday sale to drop after the brand announced huge discounts on their lines. But eagle-eyed shoppers were thrown into a frenzy after spotting what seems to be a huge photo fail on their website.

#PLTMidnightDrop"why did I sleep I missed everything cry," said another.Following the complaints, PrettyLittleThing added more items to its 99% off selection at 12.15pm GMT.

Asda has launched a new campaign to get people talking and combat loneliness during the pandemic.Shoppers may spot delivery drivers wearing badges which say ‘Happy to Chat’ while customers in store can enjoy a chinwag with any employees wearing them.The badges have been launched as part of Asda’s new ‘Delivering Christmas Kindness’ campaign, which seeks to tackle loneliness in UK communities as we head towards the festive period.Asda says that 7,500 of its delivery drivers will now have the

As levels of loneliness in the UK continue to rise in the run up to Christmas, supermarket giant Asda has come up with a new campaign to get shoppers and its staff talking.From today, shoppers may spot delivery drivers wearing badges which say 'Happy to Chat' - and can enjoy a good old chinwag with any employees wearing them.The badges have been launched as part of Asda's new 'Delivering Christmas Kindness' campaign, which seeks to tackle loneliness in UK communities as we head towards the

Mirror reports that John Lewis website displays an error message, reading: "NO SIGNAL. We’re currently experiencing a problem.

Mirror. One woman commented: "Awful advert, she looks like she's being kissed by a man with the most horrendous halitosis."Very uncomfortable to watch."Another wrote: "The woman being kissed looks so awkward and uncomfortable...

The battle of the Christmas adverts has well and truly begun and let's be honest, 2020 needed something a little trivial to debate over.The much anticipated John Lewis advert arrived on Friday with the likes of McDonald's, Aldi and Sainsbury's all giving their take on the festive tradition.But it appears that Tesco is 'winning' shoppers over this year with some adding they have been left 'howling'.The supermarket's ad this year showed various people confessing to 'naughty' things they did in

#johnlewischristmasadvert  It is so what is needs right now. "A little bit of kindness & love really does make the world go round. So here is a little from me."

Mirror.A message to people trying to shop read: "You are currently in a queue - we'll put you through as soon as we can."Our website is really busy right now, we're temporarily limiting the number of people using it."Please wait and keep the website open and you'll be put through automatically.

Celeste has written an original song for this year's John Lewis Christmas advert titled A Little Love.

Christmas advert has arrived for 2020, and it’s soundtracked by Celeste.For this year’s edition of the now-famous annual tradition, Celeste has written a new song called ‘A Little Love’, with the advert being named ‘Give A Little Love’.The new, largely animated advert focuses on kindness and charity over the series’ usual premise of gift-giving.