Iceland annual earnings slide on ‘disappointing’ first-half performance
Iceland has reported a slump in full-year earnings after it was weighed down by a “disappointing” performance in the first half of the year.
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Iceland milk bottles to raise sepsis awareness
Sepsis warnings are to be included on milk bottles at supermarket Iceland in a bid to raise awareness of the life-threatening condition.
JOB: Iceland offering £32k salaries for supermarket managers in Dundee and Fife
The Iceland supermarket is offering salaries of up to £32k for store managers in Dundee and Fife.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES: Iceland supermarket recruiting delivery drivers in Tayside
The Iceland supermarket is recruiting delivery drivers in Tayside.
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.
Sturgeon and Icelandic Prime Minister discuss ‘shared ambitions and challenges’
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has met Iceland’s Prime Minister during her two-day visit to Scotland.
Nicola Sturgeon to meet Iceland’s Prime Minister in Edinburgh
Iceland’s Prime Minister Katrin Jakobsdottir will meet First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as part of a two-day visit to Scotland this week.
Paterson injury is a ‘disaster’ – Warnock
Neil Warnock has bemoaned Cardiff’s costly international break which has seen them lose Callum Paterson for the rest of the season.
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.
Domino’s shares fall as Norwegian costs take slice out of profits
Domino’s shares have fallen after the pizza firm said costs in its Norwegian business had taken a slice out of profits.
Domino’s boosted by UK sales but costs hamper Norwegian business
Domino’s has been boosted by its UK sales, but warned over a high cost base in its Norwegian business.
Dundee man denies 13 sex charges involving nine underage girls
A man has denied grooming young girls and having unlawful sex with them in Dundee.
Major recall over fears frozen veg 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 they may contain a deadly bacteria.
The Tele guide to the World Cup: Group D’s local links
Yet again Scotland won’t be there but all eyes are now firmly fixed on the World Cup in Russia.
Teens left with broken nose and ribs in ‘hammer attack’ in Dundee street
Two Dundee teens were attacked in the street with one of the youngsters said to have been hit over the head with a “hammer or metal pole”.
Supermarket Iceland gives discount to NHS and emergency services staff
Iceland has offered a 10% discount to NHS and emergency services staff.
Woman stole perfume from Dundee store
A woman who stole more than £162 worth of perfume was sentenced to a restriction of liberty order.
Meat stolen from Dundee Iceland
A 30-year-old man stole meat from a supermarket. Richard Gibson, of Abercromby Street, had sentence deferred at Dundee Sheriff Court after admitting shoplifting. Gibson admitted stealing a quantity of meat from Iceland, Campfield Square, Broughty Ferry, on July 14. Sentence was deferred until March 1 for reports.