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Holidaymakers raved about the appeal of foreign snacks while traveling abroad

Around 60 percent of people are more inclined to sample unfamiliar flavours while travelling internationally compared to doing so locally. Research involving 2,000 adults revealed that 39 percent tak...
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High street chain considers cutting popular in-store service risking hundreds of positions

The department store chain is reviewing plans to discontinue a significant offering in numerous locations, which could affect hundreds of staff positions. The well-known retailer is mulling over clos...

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Holidaymakers raved about the appeal of foreign snacks while traveling abroad

Around 60 percent of people are more inclined to sample unfamiliar flavours while travelling internationally compared to doing so locally. Research involving 2,000 adults revealed that 39 percent tak...
Business

High street chain considers cutting popular in-store service risking hundreds of positions

The department store chain is reviewing plans to discontinue a significant offering in numerous locations, which could affect hundreds of staff positions. The well-known retailer is mulling over clos...
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Ofcom hits Virgin Media with £28m fine for blocking provider switches

Telecommunications firm Virgin Media has been issued with a record penalty of £28 million by industry regulator Ofcom. The sanction follows an investigation by Ofcom that uncovered what it described ...
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200 workers at risk as John Lewis restructures stores

John Lewis is reviewing plans to eliminate several hundred positions as part of proposals to discontinue certain in-store operations. The retail chain has put forward suggestions to cease its foreign...
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UK film production company used in Barbie enters administration after 15 years

UK film production company, Mission Digital Ltd, whose credits include Project Hail Mary, Barbie, and Enola Holmes 2, has entered voluntary administration.
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UK airline that offered 200 flights per day to disappear for good after 29 years

Eastern Airways, which operated regional services from airports across the UK, entered administration at the end of last year.
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High street favourite returns to social media after vanishing in 2021

The bath and beauty brand has reappeared on social media platforms, establishing a presence on Bluesky. The decision comes almost five years after the firm withdrew from major online networks citing ...
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Halifax brand to vanish after 173 years as Lloyds confirms major banking overhaul

Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed the Halifax brand will be phased out. Here's what it means for your account, sort code, bank cards, branches and app.
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Home goods retailer to shut 15 UK stores in fight against collapse

A British kitchen retailer has revealed plans to close 15 branches as part of a significant overhaul of its operations. Magnet labelled the outlets as underperforming and stated the closures form par...
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UK airline folds under fuel costs – will you be hit?

A British airline has gone into liquidation after being hit by rising fuel costs, reports say. Continuing unrest in the Middle East involving the United States, Israel, and Iran has caused aviation f...
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Fast Food Giant McDonald’s to Raise Prices as Tensions Rise

The burger chain has revealed intentions to raise prices as a result of the situation involving Iran. Speaking to reporters, UK and Ireland managing director Lauren Shultz mentioned an anticipated sl...
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Postal giant announces delivery overhaul aimed at eliminating backlog issues

The postal service will introduce significant alterations to its operations, with some categories of mail set to arrive less often. The organisation is discontinuing Saturday rounds for economy-class...

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AI wrote a will , a solicitor found six things that could cost your family everything

Over the past year, searches for "legal AI" have risen 312%, while searches for AI legal model Harvey AI have risen 207% over the same period, and 14% in the last quarter alone. But what happens when AI gets it wrong? 
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Customers report Vodafone broadband and mobile internet outage

Customers of Vodafone have been flagging problems with the broadband service on Tuesday afternoon (9 July). Many found themselves unable to access their internet connection when the service experienc...
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Starmer backs bank holiday if England wins World Cup

Sir Keir Starmer has indicated that an extra day off could be granted should England triumph at the World Cup. The Prime Minister offered this observation as anticipation grows ahead of England's mee...
Education

Local club gives pupils free lessons and hot dinners

A charitable organisation is striving to narrow the educational achievement divide in British schools. The Akshaya Patra UK's out-of-hours initiative, branded as Empower Hour, provides assistance to ...

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