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Co-op launches plan to tackle record levels of violence against staff

The firm has called for attacks on shopworkers to be a standalone offence.

What the papers say – February 6

One story dominates the news agenda in Britain’s newspapers.

Asda opens 110 new convenience stores as part of goal to reach 1,000 UK sites

The business said that it is focusing more openings in the south of England, where it has in the past been less present.

Labour MP has whip suspended after Gaza comment in Holocaust Memorial Day post

Kate Osamor has apologised for ‘any offence caused’.

Badenoch criticises Tory plotters but does not rule out leadership bid

The Business Secretary said the speculation was ‘all a distraction’.

What the papers say – January 25

The Army and Royal Mail fight for centre stage on the front pages of Thursday’s newspapers.

Co-op targets new shops and expanding membership in growth strategy

The Co-op said it is seeking to grow its share of the UK convenience market, with ambitions to snap up new convenience shops.

What the papers say – January 23

A medical breakthrough and culture wars feature on the front pages of Tuesday’s newspapers.

The Queen ‘discussed domestic violence’ with daughter of murdered woman

Roann Court said she told Camilla that Benjamin Cooper murdered her mother in January 2009.

Hunt will be Chancellor at time of election, Sunak says

It comes after mounting speculation about how long Jeremy Hunt will last in the role ahead of the spring Budget.

Eagles announce Manchester residency as part of farewell tour

The UK dates for the Los Angeles-formed band include May 31, June 1 and June 4.

Extra clinics led by rise in skin cancer concerns

Increasing concerns about skin cancer have led to one local practice introducing mole and skin lesion clinics to cope with the demand and reduce waiting times.

Jeremy Hunt compares himself to Nigel Lawson as he promises more tax cuts

The Chancellor said he will use his spring Budget to slash taxes in a way that is ‘both affordable and boosts our growth’.

What the papers say – January 18

Here are the top stories for today.

Decrease in empty units cause for optimism for Town retail

Town retailers are feeling optimistic about the state of the local economy, after a Guernsey Press survey found the number of empty shops in and around the centre had decreased over the last year.

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