Iceland adds luxury canapés to Christmas party food range - and there's a way to get £15 off your next shop

Christmas dinner and still enjoy some quality time with the family? Iceland's latest offering promises a full traditional festive dinner with all the trimmings without having to slave over the stove or prepare days in advance. The UK supermarket's two-course slap-up Christmas dinner includes two meats and serves up to six people - all for the bargain price of £14.

straight to your inboxMicah Richards says he is looking for more from Riyad Mahrez's end product on a consistent basis.The Manchester City star found the net in his side's 4-1 Carabao Cup victory over Arsenal, curling in a free-kick that should have been saved by Gunners goalkeeper Runar Runarsson.Yet the Icelandic international let the free-kick through his hands, giving Mahrez his fifth goal of the season.Mahrez previously scored a hat-trick in City's 5-0 win over Burnley but has struggled to

direct to your inboxIn the run up to Christmas, various food products have recalled from supermarkets such as Tesco, Lidl, M&S and Iceland.Items such as chicken, nuts and flour are among the items being recalled.

Scandinavian star Noomi Rapace (The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo) has signed on to play a version of Shakespeare's famed Danish Prince Hamlet in a new film adaptation from director Ali Abbasi (Border). Abbasi will reunite with his Danish Border producers Meta Film for the project.

Noomi Rapace will lead cast in a gender-swapped adaptation of Hamlet from filmmaker Ali Abbasi.

Naman Ramachandran Starz’s international streamer Starzplay is expanding its burgeoning international presence with its launch in the Nordic region on streaming service Viaplay on Thursday.Viaplay subscribers will initially have access to a selection of series, including “Normal People” and “The Great” (pictured), with the full Starzplay service to be offered at a later date.

Tesco, Lidl, Waitrose and Iceland have issued urgent product recalls and warned customers not to consume the items affected. Food safety alerts have been issued for a number of products, including sweets, meats and microwave meals, as reports the Echo.

Michael Douglas and Christoph Waltz are taking us back to the final days of the Cold War.

Clayton Davis When newcomer Caoilinn Springall showed up to shoot “The Midnight Sky” on a remote glacier in Iceland, she had only seen one film featuring star George Clooney: “The Fantastic Mr. Fox.” But Clooney’s not offended.

Clayton Davis Oscar-winner George Clooney and Caoilinn Springall barely speak in Netflix’s “The Midnight Sky,” but the two were able to convey their emotions. Clooney, who directs, produces and stars, takes on one of the most the most challenging and demanding films of his career, doing a lot of preparation and taking into account many unknowns.

It’s two days after Thanksgiving when George Clooney speaks to Deadline to discuss his ambitious The Midnight Sky, a timely sci-fi film split between a spacecraft and the frozen Iceland tundra. Scripted by The Revenant writer Mark L.

Aldi, Asda, Tesco and Lidl have all issued recall notices on food that now needs to be returned. All the affected items have now been pulled from shelves with customers told to not eat them and instead take them back to the shop where they were purchased.The FSA says if an item is under a recall notice, you can return the product for an exchange or refund.

Scottish Government has announced that families receiving the Best Start Foods grant can now pick up free fruit and vegetables in Iceland and Tesco this winter. Customers who show their Best Start Foods card in Iceland stores can get a £1 bag of frozen vegetables when they make a minimum payment of £4.25.