FROM humble beginnings, Tommy Mallet has come a long way since joining the cast of Towie. The TV star has become one of the most successful cast members, becoming a millionaire after launching his shoe brand Mallet. He recently celebrated a huge win after teaming up with the world-famous sportswear brand, Reebok. Sharing the news on Instagram, Tommy posted a throwback image of him holding a Mallet shoebox, which then morphed into him holding a stack of trainers he created with Reebok.

SAINSBURY'S has recalled a follow-on milk for babies and toddlers amid fears the drink has not been properly sterilised. The supermarket is warning customers not to drink the one litre pack of Alpro Growing Up Drink for one to three-year-olds with a best before date of March 5 2018. Sainsbury's states on its website: "Alpro have brought to our attention that through routine testing they have detected a quality issue with the above product which could cause the product to curdle, and therefore taste sour when opened.

WORRIED your parents won't approve of your new tattoo? Ink fans are now getting light up UV body art, which looks absolutely amazing - and is easier to hide than your traditional tatt. So how does it work? The black light tattoos are created using UV reactive fluoresce dye - meaning they're barely visible in daylight, and come to life when put under an ultraviolet bulb. Some of the inks look like your standard colourful tatts, until they transform and glow in the dark when the light hits them.

GARETH SOUTHGATE is taking charge of England for the third time at a major tournament. The Three Lions begun their World Cup campaign against Iran following their semi-final exit in 2018 where they secured an emphatic 6-2 win. And supporters will be hoping the boss can earn his pay cheque at the winter tournament in Qatar by winning the World Cup. They have the opportunity to make the semi-final as the Three Lions face France TONIGHT.

ON a hot sunny day, there is nothing better than cracking open all the windows and doors and letting the sunshine flood in. There's just one problem - this inevitably means your house will be invaded by flies. That said, shoppers are singing the praises of B&M's door screens for keeping pesky insects at bay. And the best part is, it'll only set you back a quid. Posting on the Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, one happy shopper shared a photo of her door screen in action.