Aldi shoppers salivate over huge ‘centrepiece’ dessert hitting supermarket shelves days before Christmas

Aldi shoppers salivate over huge ‘centrepiece’ dessert hitting supermarket shelves days before Christmas

ALDI is delighting shoppers after revealing its Christmas "centrepiece" dessert. The star of the show is the new Specially Selected Centrepiece Pistachio Tiramisu (£8.99, 575g), arriving in stores on 19 December. Drawing on the nation’s love for pistachio this year, it features layers of ladyfingers soaked in coffee syrup laced with brandy, filled with a...

Mystery after body of man in his 40s found outside house in early hours as cops probe ‘unexplained’ death

Mystery after body of man in his 40s found outside house in early hours as cops probe ‘unexplained’ death

COPS have launched an urgent investigation after a man in his 40s was mysteriously found dead outside a property. Police and emergency services discovered the man at around 4.30am outside a property on Longford Road in Cannock, Staffordshire, this morning. Paramedics attempted CPR but the man was sadly confirmed deceased a short time later. Staffordshire Police is...

This list of assaults on the English language is by no means definitive, but it’s a good start – 19 linguistic irritants

This list of assaults on the English language is by no means definitive, but it’s a good start – 19 linguistic irritants

Over on Bluesky, a year ago, the wonderful Merriam-Webster Dictionary account asked people to share certain aspects of speech and writing that they’ve spotted others constantly getting wrong. This was their question. For all intensive purposes, what idioms or colloquialisms do people seem to constantly get wrong? — Merriam-Webster (@merriam-webster.com) December 30, 2024 at 2:12 […] The post This list of assaults on the English language is by no means definitive, but it’s a good start – 19 linguistic irritants appeared first on The Poke .