Maria Okanrende

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maria Okanrende

The microwave is a genius invention, often breathing life - and heat - into otherwise dull and stale leftovers. However, according to Which? not all foods are meant for the electronic heating device, as some could leave it grotesquely filthy, or worse, completely ruin it or make it catch fire. The British consumer watchdog has revealed five foods that could wreak havoc on your microwave, and they range from messy tomato sauce to dry kale and surprisingly, hard boiled eggs.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maria Okanrende

Tesco has announced a major change across its superstores - and the first of its kind move could be permanent. The British merchandise and grocery store will roll out perimenopause and menopause-friendly aisles in 93 of its 'large' UK stores, in a bid to 'empower women with more choices' reported Manchester Evening News.

2 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maria Okanrende

James Middleton has shared heartwarming details about his son, including the hilarious anecdote about how the tot spent the first year of his life thinking he was a dog. The Princess of Wales's younger brother, who turns 38 next week, shared the memory during an intimate chat with Hello! magazine.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maria Okanrende

PrettyLittleThing shoppers have fumed at the brand for allegedly making them wait 'weeks' and 'months' for refunds. Fed up customers have verbally attacked the company on X and Trustpilot, saying they are 'disgusted' with the label after it failed to stick to deadlines despite asking customer services for help.

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maria Okanrende

A man has revealed the joyous moment his cat returned after she went missing for 16 years. Carl Pullen said his pet cat, Sunshine, then-six-months-old, scampered out of his home in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, in 2009, and never returned. He desperately tried to find the Bengal feline - a cross between an Asian leopard cat and a black California tomcat - but presumed she was stolen because the breed can fetch up to a whopping £1,700.