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A Wetherspoon chef has divided opinion with his behind-the-scene TikTok clips - which show him preparing a ready-made korma in the microwave, but also making a Full English breakfast from scratch. Chef J Salsa, who shares content under the handle @_jahkt, upset fans of the pub chain after revealing that its curry was pre-made and simply warmed up before being served. 'You’re ruining Spoons for everyone,' one viewer told the worker, after he joked he 'didn't get paid enough' to reheat a plastic packet of rice and cook a naan bread on the grill. However, others were impressed to discover that several elements of the firm's Full English breakfast were made from fresh ingredients and cooked on-site. Scroll down for video  Chef J Salsa, who shares content under the handle @_jahkt on TikTok, upset fans of the pub chain after revealing that its curry was pre-made and simply warmed up before being served However, others were impressed to discover that several element

The Prince of Wales joined a charity for the unveiling of their 100th community fridge in Scotland today.  Prince Charles, 71, opened the community fridge at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire with community fridge network manager Kanahaya Alam. The pair smiled and joked together as they stood outside to reveal the new apparatus which aims to help bring together the local community to tackle food waste. It marked his return to in-person duties after a summer break at Birkhall on the Queen's Balmoral estate in Aberdeenshire.   The Prince of Wales joined the Community Fridge Network UK for the unveiling of their 100th community fridge in Scotland today. Pictured laughing and chatting with network manager Kanahaya Alam Charles and Kanahaya Alam opened the new community fridge together, the 100th of its kind in the UK. The latest addition is located at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire His Royal Highness and Kanahaya Alam were pictured standing in front of the fridge, which was filled with

Holidaying Britons will once again be able to snap up cut-price alcohol on holidays to Europe under a new post-Brexit regime from January.   Passengers making their way to EU countries from the UK are currently excluded from duty-free - but this is set to change once the transition period for leaving the European Union ends on December 31. The Treasury today confirmed Brits can expect savings of £2.86 for a 75cl bottle of Champagne or Prosecco and £2.28 for six 50cl cans of four per cent ABV beer. But as 'booze cruises' look set to return the limits on how much alcohol holidaymakers can bring back will also be increasing. Passengers on their way to EU countries from the UK are currently excluded from duty-free - but this is set to change once the transition period for leaving the European Union ends on December 31 (file image) The Treasury today confirmed Brits can expect savings of £2.86 for a 75cl bottle of Champagne or Prosecco and £2.28 for six 50cl cans of four per cent AB

If you are unable to send snaps in Snapchat - you are not alone. The social media platform appears to be down for users in the US and parts of Europe, with many reporting issues with sending or receiving snaps. The outage seems to have started around 11:30am ET and quickly spike to more than 47,000 reports on DownDetector.com. All parts of the US are experiencing problems, while over in Europe the  UK and parts of The Netherlands are shown in red on DownDetector's map. The social media platform appears to be down for users in the US and parts of Europe, with many reporting issues with sending or receiving snaps Snapchat quickly acknowledged the issues on Twitter sharing: ' We're aware some Snapchatters are having trouble using the app. We are looking into it and working on a fix!'  Thousands flocked to DownDetector, which monitors issues that may arise with online platforms and services, to share the problems they are experiencing using the app.  The majority of complai

President Donald Trump bragged to first lady Melania Trump that Bob Woodward was writing a book about him and was still calling the legendary author less than a month ago to try and get additional information in the tome.  In his 392-page book, 'Rage,' Woodward recounts how, during their June 22 phone interview, the president put the first lady on the phone.  'Honey, I'm talking to Bob Woodward,' Trump said. President Donald Trump bragged to first lady Melania Trump that Bob Woodward was writing a book about him Trump was calling legendary author Bob Woodward up to less than a month ago to talk about what was going to be in the book 'Rage' Woodward wrote he mentioned to Melania the new book 'The Art of Her Deal' by his Washington Post colleague Mary Jordan.  'So they did a book on your and they're giving all kinds of credit to you for knowing how to live with this man,' he said he told her. Melania laughed. Trump then jumped in.  'I d

The Premier League's long-serving No 2 Bill Bush is reportedly set to leave the organisation after 15 years. Richard Scudamore's departure from his role as executive chairman in November 2018 has heralded a period of upheaval among key figures, and Bush is now set to be the latest to step away. The Athletic have claimed that Bush is not expected to leave imminently, but top flight clubs have been informed and the process of sourcing his replacement is already underway.   The Premier League's long-serving No 2 Bill Bush is reportedly set to leave the organisation Richard Scuadmore's departure as executive chairman has seen changes among top figures Bush became part of the Premier League's top table in 2005 after joining from the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and has acted as the main link with the government.  It is also believed that his role partly focused on intellectual property, an area of expertise that would have seen him heavily involved in the colla

Another 3,539 Britons tested positive for coronavirus today in the highest toll in four months. Today's rise in infections brings the total number of people officially diagnosed with the disease to 361,677. A further six people with the virus also died in the past 24 hours, taking the death toll to 41,614, the Department of Health announced. Health bosses said most of the new infections were young people, many who only had mild or no symptoms. Not since May 17, when there were 3,562 infections, have cases been higher. At that point the country was in full lockdown. But comparing current infections to the first wave is not an accurate barometer of the epidemic's severity because there was no widespread testing months ago.  It's thought more than 100,000 people per day were catching the illness at the end of March but not getting tested.    It comes as scientists behind a major Government study warned Covid-19 infections are now doubling every week.  Meanwhile, Birmingham bec