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I ate sourdough from Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury's and Tesco — one beat Jason's for £1.75
Sourdough bread is great but it can be pricey so I decided to put four supermarket own-brand loaves to the test. -
Simon Calder's update as new European travel rules are now in place
The travel expert has given some advice as people are warned to be aware of extra border checks - the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) - and allow additional time at the border when travelling to the EU -
Mum suffers catastrophic injury while out running
Doctors told Rachel Finch, 37, an NHS Midwife at Wythenshawe Hospital, that her injuries were consistent with a car or rollercoaster crash -
Her murder left a jury in tears, then it changed the UK forever
"We trusted him and he was evil" -
Reform candidate claims placard removed and culprit has been 'caught on camera'
James Evans, a former Tory Senedd member who defected to Reform at the beginning of the year, claims that attempts to interfere with his campaign are unacceptable -
Pet friendly glamping lodge with hot tub ideal for a unique getaway
This quirky octagon-shaped lodge is an eco-friendly place surrounded by peaceful green countryside -
Dog walkers alerted as snake spotted on Gower walk
Adders are a species of venomous snake that can be dangerous, especially around pets -
Joanna Page was told 'not to bother' on first day of filming Gavin and Stacey
For anyone keen to find out new info about your favourite show, well Joanna Page's podcast is like a treasure trove of insider gems about the comedy sitcom -
I'm A Celebrity's Sinitta 'burnt on shoulder' by rival amid Simon Cowell romance
I'm A Celebrity... South Africa star Sinitta made a candid admission during the latest episode -
Curlers, lashes and full make-up at 6am as Ladies Day racegoers get ready for 'Scouse Met Gala'
At 6am, while the rest of the city was sleeping, some hair and beauty salons in Liverpool were busily at work