Greggs recalls Iceland product as urgent 'do not eat' warning issued by regulators

High blood pressure tablets have been recalled in Scotland amid "impurity" concerns.

Kate Ferdinand has been enjoying a whirlwind getaway with her friends, sharing a video of them sipping cocktails in a hot tub.The former TOWIE star, 30, posted the clip on her Instagram Stories which showed the quartet wearing matching black bikinis whilst they looked out onto picturesque Iceland.The friends were visiting the country during a short one and a half day trip. Kate, who is married to former professional footballer Rio Ferdinand, captioned the video: "A fabulous 36 hours in Iceland with the girls." She then shared a picture of a sign which read: "Welcome! Your only responsibility whilst here is to live in the moment." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter The women wrote their names in sand on a beach with Kate saying: "So many laughs & memories made." Fitness fanatic Kate then showed off her toned body and impressive stamina as she hit the gym upon her return from holiday.

If you're looking for a night in with good food this weekend, then it may be worth swapping your usual takeaway for an Iceland shop.

Love Island have mocked other dating shows in their latest trailer ahead of this summer's show.

Martin Lewis 'Money Saving Expert says you can immediately get £90 off your shopping in Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Iceland using his tip. He said it's easy to do - and well worth trying if you haven't already.

Sam Heughan opened up about his time at drama school a Glasgow's Royal Conservatoire when he was branded a 'bad actor'.

Budget supermarket chain Aldi has issued an urgent recall for some of their chicken wrap products over health and safety concerns.

Love Island star Anton Danyluk confirms he will return to Scotland later this year to join the judging panel at the Scottish Health & Fitness Awards.

A furious pensioner claims she is being ‘blackmailed’ into paying an £170 parking fine.

Most shoppers are aware you can now pick up your Greggs goodies from Iceland, but it's not the only chain the supermarket has teamed up with.

31 people have been arrested in connection with a climate protest in Clydebank, which has finally ended after three days.

After fears that they might contain plastic, popular bakers Greggs have recalled a famous product sold in Iceland.The bakery chain alerted shoppers not to eat some of the chicken bakes, for fears they could contain pieces of plastic. Sold in Iceland, shoppers who've picked up a packet of the Greggs favourite can return them and receive a full refund.The products typically sell for £2, but some are believed to contain dark coloured plastic and have been recalled as a result.

A search operation is underway to trace a man who vanished from a Scots hospital.

Bakery chain Greggs is recalling some of its two-pack chicken bakes sold in Iceland Foods — because the pastries might contain hard plastic.

Heavy rain is expected to sweep across Scotland this bank holiday weekend, according to weather forecasters.

Police have shamed a car driver this week after posting an image of their untidy car, which featured empty McDonald’s, Greggs and Fosters cans strewn all over the vehicle.

A popular tractor challenge show which has just been renewed for a second series is calling on farmers from across Scotland to apply to appear.

A Scottish charity which cares for some of the country's most popular forests is asking people not to take part in the recent trend of hammering coins into trees.