Festive cheeses are being pulled from supermarket shelves including Aldi over fears they are riddled with a potentially deadly bacteria, which could cause meningitis and sepsis

The products were pulled just hours before Christmas, as they're feared to contain a potentially deadly bacteria - which could trigger meningitis and sepsis.

The Food Standards Agency has recalled a selection of cheeses sold in supermarkets over fears that they are contaminated with a potentially deadly bacteria. The agency warned that cheeses made by Wicklow Farmhouse,

Several cheese products have been recalled due to fears they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes - a bacteria that can cause potentially fatal listeriosis