People have reported other injuries including finger lacerations and bone fractures from using the product.

The company says the drinks contain "higher levels" of chlorate, but says the risk is "very low".

The supermarket says there is a potential "burn risk" to customers when eating them.

The cereal brand asks customers to throw boxes away after "hard lumps" are found in some.

The boy's parents are told by a doctor that milk formula which has been recalled could be to blame.

The motor industry giant has warned again that Takata airbag inflators could explode and kill people.

Reckitt are recalling batches of Nutramigen powders after finding bacteria in an "isolated overseas sample".

Tyson Foods has taken chicken nuggets off the shelves after metal pieces were found.