Greggs, Wall s, Hotel Chocolat and more products recently recalled by Trading Standards because they are unsafe
The dangers vary from allergic reactions and choking hazards to risk of electrocution.
All of the items that have been recently recalled by Trading Standards (Image: Leicestershire Live)
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Scammers guilty of selling fake signed football tops and sports memorabilia
An approximate revenue of £60,500 was made from the scam, including a faked signed shirt sold for £830 online
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Two men have pleaded guilty to selling fake sports memorabilia to hundreds of unsuspecting fans.
The Gospel sowing doubt on Covid jabs. It s a disturbing fact: Where only 4% of white over-60s haven t had a vaccine, it s 31% for black people. Are these influential pastors one of the reasons why?
Bishop Climate under investigation by the Charity Commission and Camberwell s Trading Standard s after selling bottles and yarn during pandemic
Named the mysterious-looking oil-filled bottle Plagues Divine Protection’
Has hundreds of devout Christian followers in UK who hang on to what he says
A BUSKER argued his case as police asked him to move on from his spot on Brighton seafront. Paul Fitzgerald was performing near the i360 on Saturday, January 9, when he was asked to stop and pack up his things by patrolling officers. Footage of the conversation has since been shared on social media and viewed more than 1,500 times. Sussex Police have since confirmed that busking is “not considered a reasonable excuse” to leave the house under current lockdown laws as it “is not considered a business by Trading Standards”. In the video, Paul echoes advice previously issued by Prime Minister Boris Johnson regarding work during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pasta, cheese and toys among items issued with product recall warning
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