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The Latest Breaking News from Iceland

Iceland launches turkey insurance to guarantee meat for your Christmas meal

There are fears of a shortage thanks to supply issues and bird flu

Wales Online

Iceland boss urges Rishi Sunak to extend free school meals as retailer backs Feed the Future campaign

Feed the Future: ‘Levelling up starts with the youngest,’ head of supermarket chain says

The Independent UK

Heinz Beanz Pizza is coming back after almost twenty years

It is the fourth foray into the freezer aisles for Heinz Beanz over the past year

Wales Online

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Heinz brings back 'iconic' favourite from the 90s after almost 20-year gap

Heinz Beans Pizzas will be back in the freezers this month

Wales Online

Iceland boss urges Sunak to extend free school meals as ‘critical priority’

Food Foundation estimates cost of providing free school meals to families who claim universal credit would cost £500m a year

The Guardian - UK

One pint of milk could soon cost £1, Iceland boss suggests - 'it will get worse'

Iceland managing director Richard Walker, who is bidding to be a Conservative MP, said some costs are yet to rise and 'I don't know' when the 89p price for a pint will hit £1

Daily Mirror

Iceland boss urging shoppers to switch off oven to save over £400 a year

Shoppers can even get a £5 voucher for pledging to switch to air fryers, microwaves and slow cookers for a week

Manchester Evening News

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Cheapest place to buy Quality Street this week - and it's not Aldi, Asda or Morrisons

One supermarket is selling boxes of quality Street for just £3.50 this week - which is £1.50 cheaper than others

Manchester Evening News

UK supermarket loyalty schemes: which offer the best deals?

As cost of living crisis pushes more households to cut shopping budgets, we assess stores’ offers

The Guardian - UK

All the Christmas saving deals at Asda, Tesco, Iceland, and Sainsbury's

As Christmas draws ever closer, people begin to worry about their financial situations in the lead-up to the big day - but supermarkets have people covered in that department.

Edinburgh Live

Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Iceland and more Christmas saving deals explained

As Christmas is just round the corner, supermarkets are issuing saving deals for customers so they can make their money stretch further in time for the festive season.

Glasgow Live

Half of us plan to cut back or cut out hot meals this winter

Iceland is giving away £5 food vouchers as it offers a solution to giving up on warm food

Wales Online

Supermarket Christmas saving schemes explained - from Asda to Tesco and Sainsbury's

If you're worried about affording Christmas, it might be worth investing in a Christmas savings scheme - and most are still open, with the bonuses to be paid out in November and December

Daily Mirror

Lidl, Tesco and Iceland warnings as customers urged not to eat chicken and lasagne

Lidl, Tesco, Iceland and more have recalled a number of chicken and lasagne items in recent weeks, due to a number of safety warnings that have worried the supermarkets

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Daily Record

Lidl, Iceland and Tesco issue urgent food recalls as shoppers warned 'do not eat'

We have detailed below all the up to date information you will need on the recent food recalls.

Liverpool Echo

Lidl, Tesco, Iceland warnings as customers urged not to eat chicken and lasagne

Lidl, Tesco, Iceland and more have recalled a number of items in recent weeks

Daily Mirror

Urgent recall notice for Iceland and Lidl shoppers who bought chicken products

Shoppers have been told not to eat two products sold at Iceland and Lidl, with the Food Standards Agency urging anyone who has it in their fridge to return them right away

Wales Online

Frozen food retailer Iceland urges nation to switch off ovens as worried families ditch hot meals

‘The Big Cooker Switch Off’ starts on Monday, October 31, when people are being urged to more energy efficient cooking appliances

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Iceland boss Richard Walker launches bid to become Tory MP

He faces a stringent selection process

Daily Record

Lewis Capaldi teases new album and tour with cryptic social media message

The Before You Go singer is well and truly back on the scene after taking a social media break in January 2021 to focus on creating new music

Liverpool Echo

Mum baffled after neighbour buys trampoline to peek over her garden fence

"When I was out in the garden a few weeks ago, up she popped over the top of the bamboo, laughing hysterically, and shouting"

Liverpool Echo

New Liverpool ONE venue COSMO crowned one of the best restaurants in the UK

The prestigious awards celebrate the contribution of East and South-East Asian cuisine to the UK catering industry

Liverpool Echo

Sefton Park Palm House hosting rare overnight stays with a twist

People will be permitted to camp under the palms

Liverpool Echo

Knowsley restaurant 'overwhelmed' after prestigious Good Food Awards 2023 win

"We've only gone and done it again"

Irish Mirror

Supermarket chain Iceland ordered to pay €12k to Travellers in discrimination case at Irish store

At the Workplace Relations Commission Adjudicator, Brian Dalton has ordered Iceland Stores Ireland Limited to pay each of the four €3,000 taking into account 'the emotional upset and public embarrassment experienced'

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