KELLOGG’S has revealed two brand new cereals just months after its “tastiest” popular breakfast staple was axed.

The latest additions to the cereal giant’s lineup are now available at four major UK supermarkets and come with a very reasonable price tag.

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Kellogg’s has announced its two new Oaties cereals[/caption]

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The Original Crunch and Choco Crunch flavours first rolled out to stores in mid-January[/caption]

Kellogg’s Oaties is a new oat-based crunchy cereal that’s perfect for giving a morning energy boost for all ages.

The cereals are available in either Original Crunch or Choco Crunch flavours, both of which are designed to keep their cereal pieces crunchy, even when soaked in milk.

High in fibre, the cereal also has added vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, B12, and iron to help your metabolism.

The 500g packs of new cereal, designed for families, are priced at just £3.49 and have been rolled out to Tesco, Asda, Morrisons, and Sainsbury’s stores since mid-January.

Kellogg’s said food developers worked for months to perfect the “unique, multilayered texture” to ensure the crunchiness of each bite.

Oats and cereal flours were carefully blended with “quality ingredients” to make the dough which was gently cooked and shaped into the pillow-like bites, the cereal giant added.

Crucially, both these new flavours are non-HFSS (high in fat, salt, and sugar) and have up to 8.9g of fibre per every 100g of cereal.

The recommended daily intake of fibre is 30g, according to government guidelines.

This now also means that four of the five bestselling cereals from Kellogg’s are non-HFSS: Special K, Coco Pops, Rice Krispies, and Corn Flakes.

Caroline Deeley, R&D Cereal Technical Manager, Kellogg’s, said: “Our world-class R&D team has worked tirelessly to perfect the new Oaties recipe, bringing together delicious flavour, nutrition, and a unique texture that keeps its crunch – something we know cereal fans up and down the country will appreciate.

“It’s also packed with wholegrains from oats, providing morning energy for families to kick start the day, whatever their morning routine looks like.

“It’s been many months in the making, but we’re confident our new Oaties range will be well worth the wait.”

This comes just months after Kellogg’s scrapped one if its most popular breakfast staples.

The cereal maker’s All Bran Golden Crunch vanished from supermarket aisles last summer.

One eagle-eyed shopper noticed the products disappearance at a number of their local stores.

They raised the issue with the company on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The post read: “Hi @kelloggshelp_uk it seems to be impossible to find All Bran Golden Crunch at the supermarkets near me. Have you ceased supply of this?”

Kellogg’s responded confirming the item was no more.

They said: “I’m sorry to disappoint you but this product is set to be discontinued.”

The popular breakfast item consisted of crunchy wheat bran and mixed cereals pieces with a caramel flavour.

It was offered as a sweeter alternative to its Original All Bran, which still remains in stock.

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The new cereals were rolled out to UK supermarkets in mid-January[/caption]

MAN Utd star Diogo Dalot may have cost his side their defeat against Tottenham on Sunday.

The Portuguese defender appeared to lose Son Heung-min in the lead up to Spurs’ goal.

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Ruben Amorim cut a frustrated figure on the touchline at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium[/caption]

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Diogo Dalot appeared to lose Son Heung-min in the build-up to Tottenham’s goal[/caption]

The South Korean forward’s volley caused panic in the Red Devils’ defence, before James Maddison tapped home from close range.

However, reports say United manager Ruben Amorim urged his fellow countryman to get tighter to Son moments before the goal.

That’s according to the Manchester Evening News, who claim the defender failed to listen to his coach’s orders.

Amorim cut a frustrated figure on the touchline at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

He saw his side fall to a 1-0 defeat on their travels, their ninth in 21 games under the ex-Sporting Lisbon coach.

During the game, he was seen with his shoulders slumped, arms outstretched at his team’s positioning, and lamented Casemiro for a loose pass.

Denmark striker Rasmus Hojlund also felt Amorim’s wrath after he was given offside.

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The defeat was United’s second on the bounce in the Premier League.

However, Amorim was missing 12 players for the game in North London.

Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw, Amad Diallo, Mason Mount, Altay Bayindir, Kobbie Mainoo, and Jonny Evans are all on the treatment table.

While, Christian Eriksen and Leny Yoro were both absent because of illness.

The absentees forced Amorim to name a nine-man bench that included eight teenagers.

That included highly-rated striker Chido Obi, as well as Ayden Heaven who was signed from Arsenal last month.

Incredibly, the only player who had played in the United first team in the past was Victor Lindelof.

A SUMMER camp leader is claiming £300,000 in damages after she was knocked down by kids playing British Bulldog.

Elizabeth Parkin says she suffered a serious leg injury.

She is accusing the owners of Euro Sports Camps of health and safety failures after up to 100 children took part in the impromptu game on a hockey pitch in August 2023.

British Bulldog, where players must stop others running from one zone to another, was hugely popular in school playgrounds but was phased out due to the risk of injury.

Ms Parkin, 45, a pastoral lead at a secondary school in Bournemouth, said another team member organised the game “without risk assessment”.

She arrived at the field during a break in the game and had her back turned when it resumed and a large group of kids charged towards her.

Her claim reads: “A child or children collided into the Claimant, knocking her to the ground, where she sustained injuries.”

She says she was off work until November 2023, still has pain in her left knee and leg, and walks with a limp.

She may need a total knee replacement, the High Court was told.

She is suing CMT Learning, which operates the Euro Sports Camps, after the incident at Bradfield College, Reading, Berks.

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British Bulldog is a game where players must stop others running from one zone to another[/caption]

THE first Universal Studios theme park in the UK is set to receive the final green light from the government in just weeks.

First revealed in 2023, Universal are hoping to build their first European theme park in the UK.

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The town of Bedford will be home to the first Universal theme park in UK (stock image)[/caption]

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Rides and attractions based on the British book series Harry Potter are expected to make an appearance[/caption]

The project, which will be 45 miles from London, will plough £14 billion into Treasury coffers in tax revenue in the coming years.

It is understood that the MPs looking at the proposals have signed off already and a final decision about the site is due to be made very shortly.

Only the Treasury is now left to sign off on financial arrangements for the plan, The Mirror reports.

The county of Bedfordshire will be the home of the theme park.

Universal bought a 450-acre site in Kempston Hardwick, just out of Bedford, in December 2023.

The site will hold a 500-room hotel, entertainment zone, train station, and plenty of attractions – so there’s lots to look forward to.

There will also be new transport put in place as tourism in Bedford is bound to increase, including new rail routes to connect towns between Oxford and Cambridge, which are Bedford’s nearest cities.

Plans described Bedford as an “ideal location” due to its convenient transport links.

Bedford can also be easily reached via London, and with its central location, more than half of the UK population can be there within two hours.

Twenty thousand jobs will be created to build the attraction on a 476-acre site to help turbocharge the economy.

The project, which will be 45 miles from London,  will plough £14 billion into Treasury coffers in tax revenue in the coming years.

Treasury coffers would be boosted by an estimated £35 billion to the economy when the Universal project is  being built and for the first 25 years after its doors open.

Tourism Minister Chris Bryant recently told MPs:  “I cannot enter into the precise details of the negotiations, but they are going well.

“I am hopeful that this will be absolutely transformational for the British tourism industry if we manage to pull it off.”

Mohammad Yasin, who represents Bedford in Parliament, recently said: “To have such a huge global brand like Universal Studios invest in Britain would be fantastic.”

As planning is still in the works, there’s no exact time frame we can expect Universal UK to be completed.

But the estimate is that the park won’t be open before 2030 and could take at least six years to build.

There are only five other theme parks across the globe, with none in Europe at the moment.

Universal so far have opened Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal Studios Japan, Universal Beijing Resort and Universal Studios Singapore.

With Universal still waiting on permission, here are some other UK based theme parks to enjoy, like Diggerland and Milky way Adventure Park.

Alton Towers has a pirate takeover week during February half term and there’s Nickelodeon Land at Blackpool Pleasure Beach Resort.

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Universal Studios Hollywood was the first Universal theme park and opened in 1964[/caption]

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THE landlady of a pub where a woman was shot dead thought the loud bangs were fireworks.

Michelle Thomas said there was “screaming, shouting, crying” and that the whole community was in shock.

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A view of the pub after Kent Police launched an urgent manhunt[/caption]

The victim, believed to be a mum of two and in her 40s, was killed by a man known to her in the car park of The Three Horseshoes in Knockholt, Kent, on Friday.

The pair were yesterday named locally as Lisa and Edvard Stockings.

One source said Lisa had been in the pub with a female friend.

Landlady Michelle had been preparing the Valentine’s dinner when she heard two loud bangs she initially thought were fireworks.

She told Sky News: “There was so much commotion — screaming, shouting, crying. People were outside on their phones. We tried to get people inside the pub.

“People were only just starting to sit down, it was early on in the evening.”

Michelle said the victim was not a regular at the pub, where floral tributes were laid yesterday, but had been there before, “mostly in the summer”.

After the shooting the suspect drove 17 miles to the Dartford Crossing where police later found his vehicle with a firearm inside.

It was believed he may have jumped into the River Thames from the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge and been swept to his death.

A search for his body continued yesterday.

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The landlady of The Three Horseshoes where a woman was shot dead thought the loud bangs were fireworks[/caption]