
News
Share
Published 15:09 14 Dec 2024 GMT
Updated 15:11 14 Dec 2024 GMT

Boots has issued an urgent warning to customers over a faulty Christmas gift which may leave users with burns.
The Radley Cosy Up mug and sock set has been recalled as the base of the mug could crack and break into pieces when used, potentially scalding someone.
Customers who have bought the set have been urged not to use it, and to return the item to a Boots store for a refund.
The Cosy Up set has barcode 5016155273331 on the back and includes the ceramic mug and a pair of ribbed socks.
A Boots spokesperson said: "We have been informed of a potential safety issue with the mug in this set. In some instances, the base of the mug is cracking and separating when in use, therefore, this product is being recalled.
"The safety and well-being of our customers is very important to us so we’re asking that you stop using the mug and return it to your nearest Boots store at your earliest convenience for a full refund.
"If you’ve bought this product for someone else, it’s important that you let them know about this as soon as possible."
Sets sold between August 30 and December 6 are included in the recall.
Piers Morgan urges Trump to side with Ukraine against ‘modern-day Hitler’ Putin
‘Give this guy the support he needs to defeat the modern-day Hitler.’ Piers Morgan has urged Donald Trump to side with Ukraine and Volodymyr Zelensky in their war against Russia. There have been strained tensions this week between Ukraine and the US as Trump has cosied up to Vladimir Putin with diesel deals and sham […]
News
1 day ago
Execution of mass killer will not be livestreamed, Trump says
The US president has done a U-turn The execution of a Nidal Malik Hasan will no longer be livestreamed, US President Donald Trump has said. Last week, it was announced that the execution of Hasan, the man behind the Fort Hood shooting, would be livestreamed. The shooting, which happened in Texas in 2009, killed 13 […]
News
1 day ago
Royal Mail ‘on brink of collapse’ as 400 workers reportedly quit every week
News