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An Indian restaurant and takeaway less than an hour from Greater Manchester has won a top award at the ‘Curry Oscars'. Ruchi in Glossop took home one of the biggest awards of the night as it was crowned as the North West's best Asian Restaurant of the Year at the Asian Curry Awards.
It's been years in the making, but Fenix, the new glamorous restaurant from the team behind popular city centre eatery Tattu is finally giving diners a sneak peek of its stunning interiors. Opening its doors to the public on November 30, the restaurant is set to bring contemporary Greek-Mediterranean food and culture to Manchester within a stunning two-storey setting.
A mum who weighed 28 stone and feared she would die on the operating table has saved her own life by losing an impressive 18 stone. Five years ago Kelly Barker, 48, was advised by her GP to go ahead with weight loss surgery, but she was terrified she wouldn't survive the procedure due to her excessive weight.
Ooni pizza ovens are hugely popular with foodies wanting to make delicious pizza in 60-seconds flat - but often come with a premium price tag. For a short time, though, their prices have been slashed by some retailers, in a rare Ooni flash deal.
A young dad was found dead in bed just weeks after his fiancée gave birth to their second child.
Perhaps they made the mistake of thinking they were coming all this way for some autumn sunshine and the first lap of a victory parade.
Icelandic authorities have declared a state of emergency after hundreds of small earthquakes have rocked the Reykjanes Peninsula - the island nation’s most populated region - for more than two weeks.
Fishing was the mainstay of Grindavik, but now it’s fissures in its road and cracks in the walls of its buildings that is putting it on the map.