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Primark set to axe around 400 jobs in UK store management overhaul
The move aims to “provide clearer accountability, greater flexibility and more management support on the shop floor”
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Covid-19 infection levels fall in three of four UK nations
All four nations saw a record level of infections in the first week of the year
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Every energy firm that's gone bust since September - and who has taken over
The rocketing prices have seen a number of energy suppliers fold and be taken over
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Plan B coronavirus measures to be dropped across England
People will no longer be told to work from home and, from Thursday next week when Plan B measures lapse
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Wootton farming family lands big business award
The Daltons have been diversifying their farm with an array of different products and services
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Boris Johnson faces more calls to resign as Keir Starmer says Labour is ready to govern
'Every week the prime minister offers absurd and frankly unbelievable defences to the Downing Street parties, and each week it unravels.'
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Allowing hospital visits must be an 'absolute priority' for trusts, Health Secretary says
Sajid Javid said the matter had been raised with the chief executive of the NHS
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Organisers of Sarah Everard vigil bring High Court challenge against Met Police
Lawyers will argue that the Met’s handling of the event breached human rights to freedom of speech and assembly
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Snoring and stealing the duvet among reasons half of couples would rather sleep apart
Almost half of Brits find snoring the most unbearable bedroom habit, while more than 1 in 10 find fidgeting offensive enough to sleep in a separate room
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UK inflation hits near 30-year high as food prices surge
The ONS said inflation was pushed higher by food and non-alcoholic drinks prices last month
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Morrisons announces unvaccinated staff will face sick pay cut
Those who test positive for Coronavirus will get sick pay regardless of their vaccination status
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UK’s oldest working cinema to reopen after pandemic forced its closure
It was built in 1897 as a music hall but became a cinema in late 1909