Mum's trolley confrontation at ALDI sparks online debate

Related: Health alerts are issued after a shopping centre, an RSL and a Diggers are exposed to coronavirus The comments were made just hours before metropolitan Melbourne residents entered Stage Four lockdown due to the growing spread of Coronavirus. “Your stores must stand up to these disgusting individuals and think of those who live week to week and can’t get supplies and are possibly frightened now, thanks to that appalling behaviour,” the upset shopper continued.

Love Island’s winning couple, Finn Tapp and Paige Turley, have teased a top secret project and fans are eager to know what’s in store. Finn, 20, took to Instagram to write: “Busy few days down in London! Can’t wait for you guys to see what both the mrs and I have been up to.” In the sweet shot, Finn stands next to his beautiful girlfriend Paige, 22, as they beam at the camera in stylish outfits.

Lewis Capaldi.The reality star, 22, recently landed in the music scene with her debut single Movin' Too Fast, a cover of the Artful Dodger classic. Speaking on FUBAR Radio, Paige from West Lothian, revealed her upcoming tracks may be based on her Grammy nominated ex, who she dated while the pair were at college in Motherwell.

Nadia Sawalha is currently enjoying a beautiful staycation in Cornwall with her husband Mark Adderley.But among the seaside walks and exploring, the Loose Women star managed to spark a heated debate among her followers after asking a seemingly controversial question – about food!MORE: Nadia Sawalha shares sweet throwback photo with sister – and she looks so different!WATCH: A Day In The Life Of Nadia Sawalha During LockdownSharing a photo of herself with two delicious-looking scones in her

Love Island stars Paige Turley and Finn Tapp celebrated the launch of her new single in style last night.The love birds rocked up to Argentinian restaurant for meal for two. Sadly due to social distancing measures Paige, 21, wasn't able to enjoy a full-on launch party.

Dua Lipa has spoken further about a tweet she posted about the rights of indigenous Kosovar Albanians.The singer recently shared a picture of a map of Albania with its emblem, alongside a sentence which stated that Kosovar Albanians are an indigenous group of people.Lipa, who spent part of her childhood in Kosovo and whose family have Albanian heritage, wrote: “au•toch•tho•nous adjective (of an inhabitant of a place) indigenous rather than descended from migrants or colonists.”The tweet soon

Dua Lipa posted about the rights of indigenous Kosovar Albanians has sparked a fierce online debate overnight.Lipa shared a picture last night (July 19) of a map of Albania with its emblem, alongside a sentence which stated that Kosovar Albanians are an indigenous group of people.Lipa wrote: “au•toch•tho•nous adjective (of an inhabitant of a place) indigenous rather than descended from migrants or colonists.”Lipa’s family have Albanian heritage and the London-born musician spent part of her

hereShe filmed the view from their flat as the rain poured down and poked fun at the Manchester weather."I thought Scotland's weather was bad," she joked."Mate we have seen like four different seasons in the one day in Manchester.

neighbour can sometimes be as difficult as maintaining the hedges separating your gardens. Whether it be noise, a bad run in or something even more juvenile, there's always that risk it could descend into a tit for tat back and forth.