Supermarket deals and discount codes that could save shoppers money during March

Ever since Boris Johnson announced the UK would be entering a lockdown period, people have been left confused about when they should shop, and how frequently they're allowed to go.

Marc Anthony is the king of Salsa - so who better to teach some snake-hipped moves to British celebrity David Beckham? The Parecen Viernes singer gave a dance class to the soccer star, who tried as hard as he could to master the tropical rhythms. Romeo Beckham, the former soccer player's oldest son, shared the video via social media, showing off his dad's impressive efforts.

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.

Many people have been left out of work in the wake of lockdown, and naturally they’re keen on looking for ways to keep themselves busy and still make money while staying safe at home. If you’re in this position, we’re sharing with you some creative and innovative ideas to keep the boredom at bay and the income incoming.

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With many Brits now finding themselves in self-isolation, many are looking to online shopping and supermarket deliveries to make sure they are getting supplies.

Federation Entertainment has come on board leading Moroccan filmmaker Laila Marrakchi’s “Casa Girls,” a series about four twentysomething single women living in Casablanca.

Now pubs, clubs, bars and restaurants in the UK are on coronavirus lockdown, supermarkets are finding themselves working harder than ever to ensure they’re stocked and that shoppers are able to buy enough essentials to feed themselves and their families.

Supermarket staff were forced to wrestle a suspected shoplifter to the ground after they left without paying for a trolley full of food.

The coronavirus outbreak is affecting people the world over; events have been cancelled, jobs have been lost and most of us are now confined to our houses. All international travel has been limited and many people have had to cancel holidays that they’ve been looking forward to for ages.