IKEA urgently recalls product due to fears of 'chemical transfer'

A huge number of popular foods are being urgently recalled from supermarkets with fears for the safety of customers.

Manchester Day will shine a spotlight on the climate emergency this year with an Our Planet, Our City theme for this year's parade.

IKEA has revealed it is planning its first ever store closure in the UK.

A trip to IKEA can be quite the task – navigating your way around the many different sections and trying your best not to overload your basket as you marvel at the wow-worthy room displays. But now, there’s a new reason aside from the meatballs to zoom to the IKEA food hall, as the Swedish furniture retailers has just updated the fry-up from £2.50 to £1 until Friday 27 March.

IKEA may be more famous for its meatballs but from now until March customers can enjoy a tasty breakfast for just £1.

Lidl has recalled its Kania Oregano over fears it could lead to liver disease.

Celtic are weighing up a deadline-busting move for Bristol City winger Niclas Eliasson.

It's increasingly easy to toss labels like "wunderkind" at every rising teenaged pop star, but Isaac Dunbar is the real deal.Hailing from Barnstable, Mass., the teen started garnering buzz back in 2018 for "Freshman Year," a yearning, self-deprecating ode to the horrors of high school he wrote at just 14 years old.

Supermarkets, including Waitrose, Tesco and Sainsbury's, and retailers Walkers have issued an urgent recall of its products over separate allergy risks.

West Ham defender Issa Diop insists he has not been distracted by the rumours which linked him with Manchester United last year.