A FAMILY favourite pizza chain has revealed its major menu change with three new lunch deals added, starting at just £3.99.

Pizza Hut is launching a new menu featuring three different flavours for its lunch deals.

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Pizza Hut has confirmed their new lunch deals menu[/caption]

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Customers can choose to select The Spicy G.O.A.T[/caption]

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The Pepperoni & Spicy ‘Nduja is perfect for those who enjoy spice[/caption]

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The Chicken Fajita pizza is topped with sour cream and peppers[/caption]

Customers will be able to choose from, The Chicken Fajita, The Spicy Goat and the Pepperoni & Nduja flavour combinations.

Pizza fans will be rushing to their nearest branch as the popular chain announced the price of their new lunch deals.

For just £3.99, Pizza Hut is offering a 9″ pizza with two toppings and half a classic side.

Fans can also opt for the Melts Lunch Meal for One, which contains Crispy, Cheesy filling-packed Melts plus half a classic side.

However, if you prefer the restaurant chain’s side, Pizza Hut has added its Sides Lunch Meal for One to the deal, featuring any two full-sized sides.

Customers can choose from cheesy garlic bread, wedges, chicken wings or breaded chicken strips.

The lunch deals will be available only from Monday to Friday, between 11am and 4pm and can be ordered for delivery or collection.

Pizza Hut-goers can also upgrade their deal with a 500ml drink for just £1.

Jana Ulaite, Chief Marketing Officer, Pizza Hut said: “We want to create memorable moments with great pizza.

“Lunch and pizza are a winning combination, so we are excited to offer these exclusive deals to make your lunches both affordable and delicious.

“Hut Lunch is for every occasion, whether you want to eat with friends, reward yourself at work or enjoy some me-time before picking up your kids, we want to create lunch memories that will last for a lifetime.”

It comes after the popular chain brought back two discounted fan favourites to menus after nearly a decade.

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Pizza Hut decided to respond to fans’ pleas by reintroducing the popular chilli and hard cheese shakers last year.

After an outpouring on social media calling for the return of the condiments, bosses at Pizza Hut returned them.

The chilli and hard cheese shakers have been present in restaurants since 1973 when the first Pizza Hut opened in Islington.

But they were removed almost a decade ago, much to the disappointment of fans.

The hard cheese shaker was removed in 2014 and the chilli shaker in 2020.

The return of the shakers will come as welcome news to the social media users who have been messaging Pizza Hut after their demise.

One said: “Oh I miss those parmesan shakers, where did the cheese trust go?”

And another said: “Always mourn the loss of the chilli flakes and parmesan shakers when I come to Pizza Hut.”

While another added: “Went to Pizza Hut with my dad today and felt like I was telling him Santa wasn’t real when I had to tell him they took away the cheese shakers and chilli flakes away years ago.”

It follows a famous fast-food chain announcing the closure of all of its branches across the UK.

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ISRAEL has accused Iran and Hezbollah of a twisted cyber attack where phones across the country were flooded with sick messages.

One of the texts read “Say goodbye to your loved ones”, while another said “Don’t worry, you will hug them in hell”.

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One of the messages in Hebrew[/caption]

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Another message sent on Thursday with a link[/caption]

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One of the five million messages sent out on Thursday[/caption]

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Smoke billows from the site of an Israeli strike that targeted the southern Lebanese border area of Alman al-Shumariyah on Thursday[/caption]

The cyber attack was aimed at an unnamed mobile service provider, Israel’s National Cyber Directorate confirmed today.

Some five million messages were sent to Israelis in Hebrew on Wednesday night, purporting to be from the Home Front Command.

The government dubbed it an “unsophisticated attempt to incite public panic”.

It was not clear whether customer data was also compromised.

The Cyber Directorate said Israelis were sent three versions of the messages, all containing harmful links to unknown websites.

The links were made inactive within a short period of time, the Directorate said.

There was no immediate response to the Israeli allegations from Hezbollah or Iran.

It comes as tensions across the border between Lebanon and Israel are at an all-time high.

Israel launched a double-pronged hack attack at Hezbollah this week – remotely detonating a series of hand-held devices across southern Lebanon.

At least 37 people were killed and over 3,000 injured in the pager and walkie-talkie blasts – as Mossad spies seek to take down the Iran-backed terror group.

Hezbollah and Iran vowed to seek revenge with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps promising “a crushing response from the axis of resistance”.

The Israel Defence Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes above southern Lebanon on Wednesday night.

Their air barrage continued into Thursday and this evening dozens of strikes were carried out in a “major intensification of bombing”.

Three Lebanese security sources told Reuters it was the most intense bombing since October last year when war exploded between Hamas and Israel in Gaza.

The IDF said their attacks today are intended to “degrade Hezbollah’s terrorist capabilities and infrastructure”.

They claim to have struck some 100 Hezbollah launchers and “terrorist infrastructure sites”.

A statement from the army read: “Over the last two hours, directed by IDF intelligence, the IAF [Israeli Air Force] struck hundreds of rocket launcher barrels that were ready to be used immediately to fire toward Israeli territory.

“Since this afternoon, the IAF has struck approximately 100 launchers and additional terrorist infrastructure sites, consisting of approximately 1,000 barrels that were ready to be used in the immediate future to fire toward Israeli territory.

“The IDF will continue to operate to degrade the Hezbollah terrorist organisation’s infrastructure and capabilities in order to defend the state of Israel.”

At least 70,000 Israelis have been evacuated from northern Israel amid almost-daily attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon over the border.

Israel vowed to return them to their homes as it marked a “new phase of war” and shifted hordes of troops north yesterday.

Lebanese security forces claim Israeli spooks planted explosives inside thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah, months before the blitz.

Top brass inside the militant group had ordered its fighters to swap phones for pagers in a failed move to keep Israel from tracking them.

Mossad reportedly intercepted the devices on the supply route and packed them with the explosive PETN.

After the initial wave of pager blasts on Tuesday, other devices including walkie-talkies, fingerprint scanners, home solar systems and radios also exploded in Lebanon on Wednesday.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah hit out against Israel in a speech today, saying the “enemy” had crossed “all limits, rules and red lines” in a “massacre”.

He dubbed it a “declaration of war”.

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has warned the situation in the Middle East could “deteriorate rapidly” and urged Brits to leave while they still can.

He tweeted today: “My message to British nationals in Lebanon is leave while commercial options remain.

“Tensions are high and the situation could deteriorate rapidly.”

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An IDF jet used to strike launchers in Lebanon on Thursday[/caption]

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The site of a pager explosion in Lebanon on Tuesday[/caption]

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CBS Sports pundit Jamie Carragher begged Thierry Henry for help live on air – after struggling to pronounce George Ilenikhena’s name.

The Liverpool legend needed all the help he could get during Thursday’s Champions League broadcast.

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Jamie Carragher joined Kate Scott, Thierry Henry, and Micah Richards on CBS Sports on Thursday[/caption]

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The former England defender had trouble saying George Ilenikhena’s name[/caption]

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His colleague Thierry Henry tried to help him out with the pronunciation[/caption]

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But Carragher butchered his attempt, leaving the Arsenal legend in stitches[/caption]

Ilenikhena bagged the winner for Monaco as they stunned Barcelona in their clash at Stade Louis II.

The 18-year-old forward netted his first goal for the club to give the Ligue 1 side a famous 2-1 victory.

Carragher joined Henry, host Kate Scott, and colleague Micah Richards to review the game.

Seemingly aware of his past challenges pronouncing names, Carragher jokingly said: “I think it’s only right that I [analyse] the winning goal.”

As Scott asked why, Carra laughed in response: “Have you seen his name?”

Henry attempted to help Carragher with his linguistic issues with the help of a “little song.”

But Carragher couldn’t get past the first syllable of Ilenikhena, prompting the French legend to slam his head onto the table in laughter.

The former Three Lions defender eventually got his pronunciation on point thanks to Henry’s input.

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But it’s not the first time Carragher has been stumped by a language barrier during a live broadcast.

Back in April, Richards was left crying with laughter as the Kop legend struggled to interview AC Milan’s Rafael Leao.

Carragher asked the Portuguese star: “When you see the games tomorrow, obviously the big rival of yours, Inter Milan are in the other semi-final, would you like that? A big semi-final with your biggest rival?”

A baffled Leao, scratching at his earpiece, replied: “I didn’t understand can you, repeat please?”

Carragher went back in again, only for the segment to fall apart with Leao unable to understand the question.

In a separate awkward moment last season, Abdo was forced to apologise to Fikayo Tomori after Carragher and Richards both pronounced his name incorrectly throughout an interview.

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Monaco’s George Ilenikhena celebrates after his winner against Barcelona on Thursday[/caption]

It’s been a busy week on CBS Sports, with host Abdo revealing she has officially changed her name.

The 43-year-old host married former boxer Malik Scott over the summer.

She told her colleagues, to cheers: “Abdo – it has to go.

“Allow me to reintroduce myself. We’re going to do this. S-C-O-T-T. Kate Scott.”

Carragher couldn’t resist making an awkward joke following the on-air announcement.

After Henry had shared a hug with Scott to congratulate her, Carra quipped: “Malik’s not here, is he?”