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Tourists evacuated as volcano starts erupting in Iceland hols hotspot & red alert issued as magma builds up

A HUGE volcano in Iceland is on the brink of erupting with locals and holidaymakers being forced to evacuate after a red alert was signalled.

Magma has reportedly erupted from Iceland’s Sunddhnúksgígar volcano this morning with experts warning seismic activity has already started underground.

Lava erupting from the Sundhnúkur volcano in Iceland.
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Iceland’s Sunddhnúksgígar volcano erupting last year with expert fearing it will erupt again today[/caption]
Aerial view of lava flowing from multiple craters of the Sundhnúkur volcano in Iceland.
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Lava spews from multiple craters of the volcano back in June[/caption]

Efforts are already taking place to evacuate Grindavík residents, Visir reports.

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Tesco website and app down as hundreds of shoppers booted out halfway through grocery order

TESCO’S mobile app and website is down for customers as hundreds have been booted out halfway through their grocery order.

Over 500 users have flagged the issue on Downdetector, a service which monitors outages.

Tesco superstore entrance sign.
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Customers have complained about the issue on social media[/caption]

Many shoppers have taken to X to flag the issue to the supermarket.

One said: “@Tesco why is your app/website not working? Half way through my order and need to check out before I lose my slot.”

While another upset shopper said: “Yesterday you cancel my delivery but way after it was due to be delivered, so I rebook and now your website and app is broken, you really are a joke.”

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Shocking moment half-NAKED hero chases sex offender through streets after hearing him attack woman outside his house

THIS is the shocking moment a half-naked hero chased away a sex offender through the streets of a town after hearing an assault outside his house.

The victim had been enjoying a night out socialising with friends in Middleton, Greater Manchester, on July 28, 2024.

Security camera footage of a shirtless man chasing a sex attacker down a street.
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Footage shows Dewan Gazi, followed by the shirtless hero with one shoe[/caption]
Security camera footage of a man running past a gate.
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Gazi passes a gate in Middleton, Greater Manchester[/caption]
Mugshot of Dewan Gazi.
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Gazi, 44, was jailed for six years for the brutal assault[/caption]

She was making her way home shortly after midnight when she passed the takeaway where Dewan Gazi, 44, worked.

CCTV footage showed Gazi watching his victim walk past before he ran out to his vehicle and followed her in his car.

He then suddenly confronted her grabbing her by the arm and touching her over her clothes.

The woman feared for her safety and began to shout for help.

She also punched Gazi, who continued his attack and began pulling at her shorts.

He then pushed his victim into nearby bushes with a low metal barrier, which she struck, causing her considerable pain.

Around this time, a man and woman in a nearby house heard the commotion and came out to find the man holding his victim on the pavement.

After intervening and questioning Gazi, who claimed to be providing help, he ran off and the woman was assisted by the couple.

The man then decided to chase Gazi down with footage showing him running full pelt wearing only one shoe after the sex offender as he made off.

The victim was taken to hospital with pain and bruising, as well as soreness to her fist where she had punched her attacker.

Following CCTV checks, Gazi’s vehicle was identified as being in the area around the time and was later seized for investigation.

He was arrested and charged with his offences by officers within Rochdale CID.

Gazi, of Blackley, has since been jailed for six years for the brutal assault.

The man and woman who helped have since received a bravery award from Greater Manchester Police for their actions.

A judge commended their “neighbourhood spirit” in coming to the victim’s aid.

Detective Constable Russ Clarke said: “Gazi’s attack was halted by local residents coming to the victims aid and chasing him away from the scene.

“One resident even did this in a state of undress and I would like to personally thank both residents for their brave actions.

“They heard the victim’s cries for help and came outside without any thought for their own safety.”

Security camera footage of a shirtless man chasing a sex attacker.
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The man and woman who helped have since received a bravery award[/caption]
Nighttime security camera footage of a side gate and parked cars.
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Following CCTV checks, Gazi’s vehicle was identified[/caption]

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Fans slam Ribena for changing its recipe and claim it now tastes ‘vile’

RIBENA fans have complained about a change to the popular drink that has left it tasting “vile”.

Ribena has reformulated its blackcurrant squash recipe to slightly reduce its blackcurrant juice content.

Bottle of Ribena blackcurrant squash.
Ribena fans are unhappy that it has updated its squash recipe

Instead, a natural blackcurrant flavour has been added and a sweetener called polydextrose has been removed.

The new squash started to be sold at the beginning of March.

Depending on the stock levels in supermarkets and retailers it will gradually appear on supermarket shelves by June.

But fans have flooded social media with complaints about the product.

One wrote on social media website X: “Can’t believe I just wasted £1.25 on a bottle of ribena and it tastes like absolute p*** omggg when did they change the recipe I want to cry it’s vile.”

Another added: “Exactlyyyy I used to love ribena but it doesn’t taste as nice since they changed the recipe 🙁 vimto is so underrated.”

Sarah Fleetwood, Head of Marketing for Ribena, said: “We set ourselves the challenge of improving our Ribena Blackcurrant squash. 

“The key ingredients remain – we’ve just re-balanced the recipe to deliver more of the unique Ribena taste that we know our consumers love.”

She added that after a year of trials, Ribena is now a “better tasting drink”. 

“In a taste test, two thirds of people preferred the improved recipe,” she said.

“What hasn’t changed is the fact that Ribena is still made with 100% British blackcurrants and performs very favourably on ‘juice per serve’ ratio compared to other squash drinks.”

Ribena is sold in two versions: ready to drink and squash.

The 850ml squash is sold in original and no added sugar varieties and comes in blackcurrant, strawberry and pineapple & passion fruit flavours.

Meanwhile, the ready to drink versions are sold in 500ml bottles and six packs of 250ml cartons. 

Why are products axed or recipes changed?

ANALYSIS by chief consumer reporter James Flanders.

Food and drinks makers have been known to tweak their recipes or axe items altogether.

They often say that this is down to the changing tastes of customers.

There are several reasons why this could be done.

For example, government regulation, like the “sugar tax,” forces firms to change their recipes.

Some manufacturers might choose to tweak ingredients to cut costs.

They may opt for a cheaper alternative, especially when costs are rising to keep prices stable.

For example, Tango Cherry disappeared from shelves in 2018.

It has recently returned after six years away but as a sugar-free version.

Fanta removed sweetener from its sugar-free alternative earlier this year.

Suntory tweaked the flavour of its flagship Lucozade Original and Orange energy drinks.

While the amount of sugar in every bottle remains unchanged, the supplier swapped out the sweetener aspartame for sucralose.

They also come in blackcurrant and strawberry flavours.

Only the recipe of Ribena squash has been reformulated.

Recipe changes that have angered customers

Other popular brands have caused complaints after they updated their recipes.

Aldi was slammed by fans after it changed its popular Meatsters snack.

The popular snack is an own-brand dupe of the Peperami salami sticks and costs £1.99 for a pack of five.

The Sun understands there has been a change to the way Meatsters are produced.

Meanwhile, fans have previously complained that they could not find the Meatsters in stores.

Meanwhile, Heinz was slammed by shoppers last year after it changed the ingredients in its baked beans with sausages.

Sainsbury’s customers also recently complained about a change to its Sweetened Long Life Soya Drink 1L.

Nestle was also bombarded with complaints on social media about its Fruit Pastilles and Jelly Tots.

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Bonnie Blue blasted for having ‘more money than sense’ as she shows off £28k Rolex & brags it was ‘actually quite cheap’

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Aside from the documentary, Bonnie has been sharing videos and photos of her Spring Break experience on her social media pages.

And when she’s not spending her time in the bedroom, claiming virginities, she’s at the club targeting her next bed partners.

Another video shared of Bonnie at a Miami nightclub saw her disgustingly spitting champagne into a young man’s mouth, while his friends around him cheered.

Woman in a car wearing a white dress and gold watch.
Since buying the watch, it’s not come off her wrist
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Woman in a gray tank top sits in a white chair holding a microphone and speaking.
The OnlyFans creator is estimated to have a net worth of around £3 million
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