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Cyber Attacks Threaten British Businesses

A survey has found that British businesses fear hackers could wipe them out following the devastating cyberattack on Marks & Spencer. Two-thirds of security leaders at medium and large-sized companies in the UK admit an attack on a similar scale could ‘cripple’ their organisation. Experts have warned that the financial damage from ransom demands andContinue reading “Cyber Attacks Threaten British Businesses”

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Could Your Lunch Contain Deadly E.Coli?

A minimum of forty distinct varieties of store-bought sandwiches, wraps, and salads have been removed from the shelves after a watchdog issued a warning not to consume them. ‘Do not eat’ alerts have been slapped on products made by Greencore, who produce 1.7 million sandwiches daily making them the world’s largest manufacturer. Additionally, a differentContinue reading “Could Your Lunch Contain Deadly E.Coli?”

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Are You Paying A Premium For Your Essentials?

It was revealed that supermarkets are charging up to 100 per cent more than competitors for the same item from Mr Kipling cakes to Pizza Express pizzas. Other products found to have large price differences between retailers, such as Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Asda, include Nescafe coffee jars and Cadbury mini rolls. The data puts theContinue reading “Are You Paying A Premium For Your Essentials?”

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There Is A Feeling Among Shoppers That Supermarket Giants Are Taking Advantage Of Them

Two in three shoppers feel ripped off because supermarket colossi are charging much higher prices in their small convenience stores. The figures come from Which? amid new research demonstrating that trust in supermarkets has fallen to a nine-year low. The supermarkets typically charge more for the same product sold through their smaller convenience stores, suchContinue reading “There Is A Feeling Among Shoppers That Supermarket Giants Are Taking Advantage Of Them”

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Here Comes The Winter Of Discontent

Defiant union leaders are threatening to plunge Britain into a second winter of discontent with mass strike action that involves two million employees, bringing the country to its knees. Amid the confusion unfolding in Westminster this week, the Prime Minister has been dealt another political broadside, this time by the Trade Union Congress (TUC), inContinue reading “Here Comes The Winter Of Discontent”

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Shoppers Who Have Become Ill After Eating Chicken

Britons who have become ill after eating cooked chicken have called for additional things to be added to the nationwide recall list after more than 100 other products were removed from shelves amid a salmonella scare. Shoppers have reported being violently sick after ingesting chicken wraps and sandwiches, including ones not presently included on theContinue reading “Shoppers Who Have Become Ill After Eating Chicken”

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Shop Staff Fears After Return Of Mask

The new mask mandate for shops and public transport can’t be left to retail to enforce, one of Britain’s top supermarket bosses warned. From tomorrow, police will be given the power to issue people fines of between £200 and £6,400 if face coverings aren’t used on trains, buses and tubes and in shops, banks andContinue reading “Shop Staff Fears After Return Of Mask”