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A New York judge has dismissed Justin Baldoni’s $400m (£295m) defamation lawsuit against his former co-star Blake Lively. The staggering figure claimed is simply the
Food and drink costs fuels inflation
Rising food and energy costs are impacting Labour’s efforts to enhance living standards. The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) predicts continued inflation, with food and
Shoplifting rise amongst the elderly.
Food retailers have experienced a significant rise in shoplifting by pensioners over the past year, according to Kingdom Security. John Nussbaum, the director of service
How special is the special relationship?
US President Donald Trump has teased what he called a “major trade deal”, which would mark the first such agreement to be announced since he
Glasgow’s housing plan.
Glasgow has granted a record 3,500 social housing lets to homeless individuals over the past year, driven by the cost of living crisis, housing shortages,
Food is at an all-time high.
Food inflation has reached its highest point in 11 months, with prices of essentials like bread, meat, and fish increasing, according to the British Retail
Pay to be British.
Netflix, Amazon and other major streaming services should pay a levy to fund the crisis-hit UK TV drama sector, a cross-party committee of MPs has
The Chinese burn.
US President Donald has shelved plans to hike tariffs on most countries except China by announcing a 90-day pause and pulling back from his global
Morrissey calls last orders on pub.
Actor Neil Morrissey has announced he is leaving a pub in Staffordshire he has run for the last 10 years. He and business partners Richard
How much for a pint?
The average price of a pint in Britain will exceed £5 for the first time due to rising taxes, wage increases, and business costs. The
Large shops under fire.
Government plans to increase business rates for large shops could endanger hundreds of stores and thousands of jobs, as claimed by High Streets UK, representing
Ukraine and the USA maintain trade links.
In amongst some charged exchanges be wteen the two nations it seems that Ukraine is close to signing a minerals deal with the US. The
Gold toilet thieves on trial.
Thieves stole a £4.8m solid gold toilet from Blenheim Palace in an “audacious raid” which took just five minutes, a court has heard. The toilet
Everton FC must play by the rules.
Everton FC must play by the rules. Everton FC is being warned of the risks of promoting unlawful gambling websites as its shirt sponsor gives
Rich regret voting Labour as confidence dives
A new poll indicates that the majority of rich people who backed Labour at the election now regret their decision. Wealth manager Saltus has found
1in 3 steal at self-service check-outs.
A survey by Toluna Harris Interactive for The Grocer found that 37% of shoppers admit to stealing from self-service checkouts, with a significant number using
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Food and drink costs fuels inflation
Shoplifting rise amongst the elderly.
How special is the special relationship?
Glasgow’s housing plan.
Food is at an all-time high.
Pay to be British.
The Chinese burn.
Morrissey calls last orders on pub.
How much for a pint?
Large shops under fire.
Ukraine and the USA maintain trade links.
Gold toilet thieves on trial.
Everton FC must play by the rules.
Rich regret voting Labour as confidence dives
1in 3 steal at self-service check-outs.
The Breakfast Club 2025
Rocky theme tops commuting poll.
It’s a rosy future….
Restaurants and bars going hungry.
Oh dear Catherine Cawood.
Aldi crowned cheapest UK supermarket of 2024.
“Scrooge-like” Government axes support for pubs.
Pets are for life.
Christmas ‘crime wave’ looms as shoplifting at record high
Power and Dyer team up.
Disaster scenario warning.
Lincolnshire takes care of their elderly.
Unite take legal action against Keir.
Slot machine bets to be restricted.
HMV suspends new store openings following Budget tax raid.
Hospitality is not welcoming this….
The religious hypocrisy is staggering.
Charity calls for new rules on gambling advertising.
Eurostar adverts for £39 fares ruled misleading.
Social media has a lot to answer for.
McElhenney and Reynolds get the lagers in.
Harrods dealing with over 250 claims against former owner.
Airlines at Gatwick fight for pilots.
Budget chaos as a tax on high earners is ruled out.
New controls on ticket pricing for music gigs.
Mean Streets of Streatham.
Shops, pubs and restaurants could face £2.6bn rates rise.
Health Secretary Proposes Weight Loss Jabs to Aid Employment
Cost of Living Crisis Continues to Hit UK Households
MP’s doing important work.
Mike Ashley’s group expands.
Is retiring an option?
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