Customers at Asian supermarket in east London form separate male and female queues as they wait in line for discounted cooking oil

Strictly fans appear to be struggling with another change to how they usually enjoy the hit BBC dance show

Andy Burnham was given a brutal reality check after his Labour conference 'vision' speech, as energy bills were forecast to spike another 16 per cent in January.

High street bakery chain Greggs said it plans to close four manufacturing sites with the expected loss of around 740 jobs in the next two-and-a-half years.

Patrols are being stepped up in the Greater Manchester town after the incidents last night

Simone Rossi, chief executive of supplier EDF Energy, said the price of petrol, diesel and gas would increase because of 'geopolitical forces that we do not control'.

The first pockets Mr Burnham has chosen to pick are those who have worked hard their whole lives, paid their National Insurance and generally done the right thing.

Jo Law (pictured with her three young children), 31, was involved in the fatal car crash as she was travelling along the motorway close to Windsor on September 9.

Jerry McCann was supported by a group of locals

The Guinness. That effortless warmth. 'The Craic'. A nation of poets and storytellers, irreverent but fundamentally decent. That's the Irish for you - at least according to benevolent stereotype.

Shivarna Mitra, 44, claims she saved up for years for her three-bedroom house in Pudsey, Leeds and had been living there happily with her three-year-old son and elderly mother.

Nigella Lawson was praised by fans for challenging and 'telling off' Paul Hollywood during episode two of The Great British Bake Off on Tuesday night.