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Lidl making change to trolleys in stores under new update starting mid-July

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By Charlotte Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Lidl is making a change to some of its trolleys, which shoppers will notice in selected stores this month. The budget supermarket hopes the new update, as part of a trial, will help "transform" food shopping for UK families. Lidl is making a change to its fun-sized kids' trolleys in selected stores this summer by introducing a fruit and vegetable 'I Spy' scavenger hunt.
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Vape warning as one flavour may increase your risk of diseases more than others

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By Charlotte Smith Verified
| Buckinghamshire Live Verified
A warning has been issued to those who favour particular vape flavours. A recent study has found they are associated with a significantly greater proportion of changes in gene activity than sweet, mint, or menthol flavours. According to the NHS Better Health Guide, vaping carries only a fraction of the health risks associated with smoking, as it does not produce tar, tobacco, or carbon monoxide.
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Boy, 14, loses chunk of leg after flesh-eating disease in Cheshire lake

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By Charlotte Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
A teenage boy came perilously close to losing his leg after contracting a flesh-eating disease, following a dip in a lake with friends during a heatwave. Jacob Butler, 14, was left with a horrific wound on his leg after deciding to take a swim at a lake known as the Blue Lagoon, in Colliers Moss Park, near Burtonwood, Cheshire. As he leapt into the water, his right leg became snagged on a piece of wire, slicing it down to the bone just below his knee.
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