John Bishop to narrate film of beluga whales heading to open-water sanctuary
The journey of two beluga whales to an open-water sanctuary in Iceland will be narrated by comedian John Bishop in an ITV documentary.
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Pensioners double online grocery spend during coronavirus lockdown
British pensioners have flocked to online supermarkets, doubling the amount they spend food shopping on the internet as coronavirus forces them to stay indoors.
Former Don Kari Arnason reveals dream of Europa League reunion with Aberdeen
KARI Arnason admits he’s dreaming of a Europa League tie with the Dons when football resumes.
Supermarkets to use Government data to get supplies to most vulnerable
Supermarkets will be using the Government’s data on those most at risk from coronavirus to help vulnerable people get the supplies they need.
Go to supermarkets if you’re healthy, says Iceland boss
A top supermarket boss has urged healthy people to go against Boris Johnson’s advice and visit supermarkets in person to free up delivery slots for the elderly and the vulnerable.
Two Iceland delivery vans destroyed in ‘sickening’ attack
Two Iceland supermarket vans have been destroyed in arson attacks – hours after Prime Minister Boris Johnson told people to stay at home.
Supermarkets place buying limits on items and bring in OAP-only shopping hours
Supermarkets are limiting the number of items people can buy to ease stockpiling pressure amid the Covid-19 outbreak, as stores also roll out measures to help elderly and vulnerable shoppers.
Older people enjoy dedicated shopping sessions at supermarkets
Older people have enjoyed dedicated shopping sessions at some supermarkets.
Special opening hours at north-east Iceland stores for elderly and vulnerable during coronavirus pandemic
Iceland stores across the north-east are changing their opening hours and introducing a special priority period for elderly and vulnerable customers.
Nationwide Building Society opens branches early for elderly and vulnerable
Britain’s biggest building society is trialling new branch opening times during the coronavirus outbreak, to help the elderly and vulnerable manage their money with a dedicated hour each morning.
Frozen food sales jump amid Covid-19 stockpiling, says Iceland boss
Shoppers are turning to frozen food as the Covid-19 outbreak spreads, the boss of Iceland told PA.
Sales of hand sanitiser more than triple as coronavirus fears grip shoppers
Sales of hand sanitiser in supermarkets more than tripled last month as worried customers flocked to protect themselves from coronavirus.
New supermarket to open inside retailer at Aberdeen beach
An Aberdeen retailer plans to open a supermarket branch in its store next week.
Iceland recalls vegan products after tests find milk in them
Supermarket giant Iceland has recalled several of its vegan products, because they contain milk.
Dine in with these Valentine’s Day deals
We've selected some of the best meal deals and offers from supermarkets to help you celebrate Valentines on a budget.
Iceland recalls no cheese products because they may contain milk
Supermarket giant Iceland has recalled all of their no cheese products because they may contain milk.
Full List: Every Asda, Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi and Morrisons houmous product recalled over salmonella fears
More than 70 different houmous products sold at Britain's biggest supermarkets have been recalled over fears they may contain salmonella.
Iceland issues recall notice over fears chicken dippers may contain ‘hard plastic’
A supermarket chain has issued a recall notice for packs of crispy chicken dippers.
Supermarket in bid to sell alcohol for longer at two north-east stores
A supermarket chain could find out tomorrow if it can sell alcohol for longer at two of its north-east branches.
Australia’s Eurovision pick finds taste of victory ‘tempting’ but ‘distracting’
The Australian entry in this year’s Eurovision Song Contest has said she finds the prospect of winning “obviously tempting, but also distracting”.
Australia and Iceland qualify for Eurovision final but Finland snubbed
Iceland’s Hatari and Australia’s Kate Miller-Heidke have qualified for the Eurovision Song Contest’s grand final following a high-energy semi-final in Tel Aviv.
Iceland’s techno-punks Hatari shock during first Eurovision live semi-final
Iceland’s Eurovision Song Contest entry made a shocking semi-final debut as they performed in leather and latex against a backdrop of pyrotechnics.
Sonar sounds cause whales to stop feeding and flee, study finds
Sonar from navy ships can affect the behaviour of beaked whales from a longer distance than first thought, research has suggested.
Scotland’s women beat Iceland 4-1 at Algarve Cup
Scotland's women recorded a 4-1 win over Iceland at the Algarve Cup - with Mintlaw star Kim Little scoring one of the goals.
Cruises to Russia, Iceland and Norway to set sail from new Aberdeen Harbour
Cruise passengers will soon be able to travel direct from Aberdeen on six new routes including Russia.
Watch: ‘National treasure’ tapestry brings to life stories of Scottish heritage
A world-famous tapestry is going on show in a north-east town.
Major recall over fears frozen veg on sale at Sainsbury’s, Lidl, Aldi and Tesco could be contaminated with deadly Listeria
A major recall of 43 frozen vegetable products - including some on sale at Tesco, Aldi, Lidl and Sainsbury's - has been issued over fears it may contain a deadly bacteria.
‘We don’t fear Messi and we can beat Argentina’ says former Don Arnason
Kari Arnason insists Iceland don’t fear Lionel Messi and are capable of shocking Argentina.
Preview: Deeply moving tale of seaman to be performed in Aberdeen
A Gripping show based on a true story will move Aberdeen audiences.
Kari Arnason keen to stay at Dons after starring for Iceland in World Cup
Icelandic cap Kari Arnason today confirmed he wants to sign an extended contract with Aberdeen.