Some supply issues, but no fruit and veg rationing for now
MANY local supermarkets said that they were experiencing some reduction in supply of fruit and vegetables, but there is no risk of rationing locally yet.
News|Feb 23, 2023
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Record-breaker ‘Polar Preet’ Chandi honoured at Windsor Castle
‘I kept wanting to show people that wherever we start from, whatever we look like, we can go and achieve anything,’ she said.
UK News|Feb 21, 2023
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Slim pickings for volunteer rubbish collectors at Vazon
EAGER cleaners headed to the beach, despite cold and damp conditions on Saturday morning, armed with buckets and litter pickers to collect rubbish from Vazon as part of this year’s Big Beach Clean event.
News|Feb 20, 2023
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Teenager guilty over death of pensioner in firework letterbox prank
Josephine Smith, 88, died after the firework set fire to her home in Romford, Essex, in October 2021.
UK News|Feb 17, 2023
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Successful amendment could see food zero-rated for GST
GST looks set to be kept off food – if it is introduced at all. But such a move could lead to a headline rate of 6%.
News|Feb 17, 2023
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M&S nudges out Waitrose and Aldi in annual supermarket satisfaction survey
The traditional ‘big four’ of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda and Morrisons fell to the bottom half of the ranking of the 10 major grocers.
UK News|Feb 17, 2023
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Antonio Conte: I won’t return to work at Tottenham until fully fit following op
Antonio Conte only returned to the touchline last weekend following surgery to remove his gallbladder earlier this month.
UK Sport|Feb 16, 2023
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Berlin spy caught on camera during fake Russian agent sting op
David Ballantyne Smith has pleaded guilty to eight charges under the Official Secrets Act.
UK News|Feb 14, 2023
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Berlin Embassy spy ‘hedged bets’ during sting op with fake Russian officer
David Ballantyne Smith began collecting secret information from the embassy where he worked as a security guard some four years before his arrest.
UK News|Feb 14, 2023
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Leale's Yard project falls behind schedule
THE development of Leale’s Yard is behind schedule and costs are rising – but the Co-op and its developers remain fully committed to the project.
News|Feb 14, 2023
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Fake Russians snared Berlin Embassy spy in sting op, court told
He is alleged to have received substantial sums of money in exchange for sensitive information from the embassy in Germany.
UK News|Feb 13, 2023
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Firework letterbox prank killed elderly woman, court told
Kai Cooper is on trial over the death of 88-year-old Josephine Smith, who is believed to have been in bed when her east London home was set on fire.
UK News|Feb 9, 2023
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‘I don’t know what I would do without shopping bus service’
THE Ron Short Centre’s shopping bus service is a lifeline for islanders, users have said.
News|Feb 6, 2023
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Apprenticeship levy not fit for purpose, says Labour
Sir Keir Starmer said changes to the apprenticeship funding system would reverse a decline in people enrolling on manufacturing training schemes.
UK News|Feb 6, 2023
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Man caught in Windsor Castle grounds with crossbow admits Treason Act charge
Jaswant Singh Chail, 21, was detained on Christmas Day 2021 close to the Queen’s private residence.
UK News|Feb 3, 2023
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