Some bosses and schools grant free lie-ins as England face Euros showdown
The men’s football team will play Italy in the Euro 2020 final at Wembley on Sunday night.
UK News|Jul 9, 2021
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Co-op rolls out plastic food packaging recycling points to thousands of stores
The retailer said the collection scheme would prevent unnecessary waste and reduce plastic pollution.
UK News|Jul 8, 2021
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Key events in the murders of sisters Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry
Danyal Hussein was found guilty at the Old Bailey on Tuesday of killing the sisters.
UK News|Jul 6, 2021
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Exuberant sisters killed as they celebrated friendship and love
Haunting selfie pictures captured the sisters’ life of friendship and love.
UK News|Jul 6, 2021
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Kellogg’s launches cereal boxes for blind and partially sighted
The new boxes will allow a smartphone to easily detect a unique on-pack code and play back labelling information to shoppers with sight loss.
UK News|Jun 30, 2021
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One in five ready meals now plant-based or vegetarian, survey shows
Among the ready meal category, plant-based options are the fastest growing, up by 92% since the Eating Better alliance’s first survey in 2018.
UK News|Jun 29, 2021
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Holland head coach Frank De Boer stands down after a disappointing Euro 2020
The Dutch impressed in the group stage but came unstuck against the Czechs.
UK Sport|Jun 29, 2021
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Kyle Edmund working hard to resume career as soon as possible after knee surgery
The 26-year-old has been sidelined since October and had surgery on his left knee in April.
UK Sport|Jun 27, 2021
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Pence: Idea of overturning presidential election result was ‘un-American’
The former US vice president has hit out at former president Donald Trump who put pressure on him to reverse the result of last year’s vote.
World News|Jun 25, 2021
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Boring government – just what we need
TO SAVE you the time of wading through the 268 pages or so of the Government Work Plan 2021-2025, I’ll highlight some of its key points. ‘Action this day’ is a myth, many of the ‘priorities’ identified relate to extending or modifying red tape and pretty much the first real expenditure as the island allegedly spends its way back to the pre-Covid sunlit uplands will be buying some new buses.
Richard Digard|Jun 25, 2021
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Co-op offers support for staff affected by pregnancy loss
Flexible paid leave, a guide for managers to offer support, time off for medical appointments and emergency leave for workers are in the policy.
UK News|Jun 24, 2021
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Cats that care lead the way among National Cat Awards finalists
Feline friends who helped people through periods of grief are among 2021’s cream of the crop.
UK News|Jun 24, 2021
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Supermarket sales fall from pandemic peak a year ago
But sales remain £3 billion higher than during the same period two years ago, according to Kantar, with Aldi enjoying the spoils.
UK News|Jun 22, 2021
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Judge dismisses most claims over clearing protesters in DC park
Claims against two law enforcement agencies, however, have been allowed to proceed.
World News|Jun 22, 2021
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Co-op workforce are given a cash bonus
FRONT-LINE staff at one of the Channel Island’s biggest retailers received a bonus – equivalent to a week’s pay – in recognition of their work during the pandemic.
News|Jun 21, 2021
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