CULTURE

Supermarket's chicken and sweetcorn pasta salad with a use-by date of 23 April is being recalled.

Chancellor George Osborne announced recently that UK will impose sugar tax on soft drinks from 2018.

Coming in June 2016, Bunyadi patrons will be able to choose from "pure" and clothed sections.

New figures show that prosecco sales grew by a huge 34% over the last 12 months.

Tesco's latest annual results reveal it lost more selling space than it opened.

The Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography has been jointly won by Reuters and The New York Times for images of the refugee crisis in Europe and the Middle East.

This follows Asda recalling Disney treats over contamination fears a couple of weeks ago.

'We are sorry to announce that the service terminates here' said wife Eleanor Hamilton in a heartfelt Facebook post.

The move was appreciated by both the trade unions and the Institute of Directors.

The new labels come as part of Mars Food's health and well-being initiative

Premium McWraps was referred to as "Subway buster" in the company's internal memo.

The finest of the huge range of volumes about the poet and playwright's impact on our cultural life.

Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear opens on 16 April 2016 and will exhibit a wide range of items from cotton drawers to mirror-encrusted leggings

Paul will replace Chris Rogers who took on the role of managing director of Costa in 2012.

Chief executive Dave Lewis appoints Greenhill, a boutique advisory firm, to help sell Dobbies.

As the Hello Kitty Bistro Bianco opens in China, we take a look at some of the cartoon cat's other franchises.

Tesco's 'Brand Guarantee' coupons allow customers to receive a price match with Asda, Morrisons and Sainsbury's.

The staple dessert has had a trendy make-over.

'The Boss' joins companies such as Apple and HP in condemning House Bill 2.

The coffee chain will extend the new wage policy to even those employees who are below 25 years.

The streetfood stall that's ahead of the game. It's all about that kimchi.

If you're not at Aintree, enjoy the action from one of the capital's best drinking holes.

Nearly 2,000 postcard-sized artworks are on sale for a fixed price of £55, with the identity of the maker revealed only once the purchase is complete.

Piketty's first book, Capital, discussed rising inequality, the follow-up exposes the flaws of the European Union.

Literary discoveries do not come much bigger than this, a spokeswoman for Mount Stuart House said.

The Harry Hedgehog Café is home to between 20-30 hedgehogs, giving customers the chance to spend time with the prickly mammals

Attraction comes ahead of film based on Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and new play Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

A great drinks list and food well-looked after, pricey but stylish.

The London Coffee Festival will take place on Thursday 7 to Sunday 10 April, launching UK Coffee Week.