Chippies have taken a battering due to the rising cost of energy, cooking oil and fish – and that is having a devastating knock-on affect to supply chain industries like farming07:57, 29 Apr 2026Updated 07:57, 29 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesLuke has been lumbered with the surplus spuds(Image: Jam Press/Farmer Luke)A farmer has been saddled with a whopping 12 tonnes of surplus spuds after a chip shop cancelled an order. Luke Abblitt is now racing against time to give the potatoes to good causes before they rot.He had prepped 540…

Harry Redknapp has waded into the explosive I'm A Celebrity row between Jimmy Bullard and Adam Thomas.The former football manager, 79, remained tight-lipped on the clash between his campmates in the chaotic live final last week.Jimmy accused Adam of being 'abusive, aggressive and intimidating' in the pre-recorded show last year after he allegedly called him the 'C-word'.And now, in an interview with the Daily Mail, Harry revealed what he really thought on the ordeal as he reflected on the brawl in South Africa.'That was…

Zelensky warns of 'distracted' US as acting ambassador Davis prepares to exitRussia is once again scaling back its annual Victory Day parade in Red Square, saying no military equipment will be used amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine.The parade is a key event in Russia and is held in Moscow on 9 May every year, marking the surrender of Nazi Germany in 1945.Prior to Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, the parade would traditionally involve a display of tanks and other military equipment, as Moscow flexed its muscles for…

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) tore into White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and the Trump administration after Leavitt demanded that political rhetoric against President Donald Trump and his supporters be “toned down” after Saturday’s attack at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. “Get lost,” he said. “Clean up your own house before you have anything to say to us about the language that we use.” AdvertisementJeffries’ words were part of a larger response on Monday when a reporter alluded to…