Lidl and Waitrose urgently recall these food and drink products and urge shoppers not to eat them

Now it's been over a month since panic-buying first began as coronavirus began to spread in the UK, the supermarkets finally seem to be restoring at least some sense of normality.

He comes but once a year and, let's be honest, we're lucky if the Easter bunny has made it at all this year.

People in the UK have been urged to only leave their homes unless absolutely necessary under lockdown measures against coronavirus.

Walkers Crisps have released a set of crisp flavours that seem to have come just at the right time as we lament the closure of our favourite high street takeaways during lockdown.The brand teamed up with UK high street chains Nando's, PizzaExpress, YO! Sushi, Gourmet Burger Kitchen and Las Iguanas to create the 'Taste Icons' flavours based of some of their most popular dishes.

Just Eat has launched a series of deals for cheaper takeaways.

If you're struggling to get to the supermarket, chances are you'll want a home delivery slot.

With the coronavirus lockdown now in full force, the UK supermarkets are continually changing and refining their opening times and rules for shoppers, as they aim to remain fully stocked and to keep both staff and consumers as safe as possible.

Donald Trump has revealed the USA will not foot Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's security bill, which is estimated to be around £8m.

Lidl will be donating thousands of its fresh fruit and vegetable bags to NHS staff to ensure frontline health workers access to healthy produce as they battle Covid-19.

By Jake Kanter

As the UK's coronavirus lockdown rolls on, the major UK supermarkets continue to change their store opening hours, priority time slots for NHS staff and shopping rules.