The move from Sainsbury’s comes in a bid to crackdown on shoplifting – with shoppers across the country warned. The move from Sainsbury’s comes in a bid to crackdown on shoplifting – with shoppers across the country warned. Sainsbury’s has made a major change at self-service checkouts. The move from …
Read More »New report: Online shopping bounces back from cost-of-living crisis
Revitalised online shopping is forcing the outdated postal sector to transform, according to a new report from supply chain consultancy TMX Transform. Australians spent a record $69 billion online in 2024 after three flat years of spending, with eCommerce sales now accounting for almost one quarter of all retail spend …
Read More »Meghan Markle sparks backlash over bold message to royal family
Meghan Markle sparks backlash over bold Prince Harry message to royal family Meghan Markle has sparked controversy with her latest message to Prince Harry, leading critics to accuse her of sending a “giant f*** you” to the Royal Family. The Duke of Sussex made shocking revelations in a bombshell interview …
Read More »The King in training: Prince George, 11, is shown the ropes by Kate and William as he meets WWII veterans at VE Day tea party
Prince George proved adept at his growing royal role today as he enjoyed warm moments with Second World War veterans. The future monarch looked natural as he, alongside his parents, chatted away to those who served decades ago at celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day. The 11-year-old joined his father …
Read More »17 Postal Routes Only Possible During Specific Tides or Seasons
By Ace Vincent | Published 20 seconds ago Mail delivery is often taken for granted in our digital age, but some postal routes around the world still rely on perfect timing with nature’s calendar. These remarkable delivery paths can only be navigated during specific tidal windows or seasonal conditions, making …
Read More »Millions of UK households who have Fairy Liquid next to kitchen sink ‘warned’
Ocean plastic pollution can carry disease, harm wildlife, and alter the ocean’s critical role taking in carbon dioxide and helping to regulate the planet’s climate. Ocean plastic pollution can carry disease, harm wildlife, and alter the ocean’s critical role taking in carbon dioxide and helping to regulate the planet’s climate. …
Read More »Prince Louis lives up to billing as funniest royal – Oxford Mail
Prince Louis lived up to his billing as the funniest young royal when he pulled faces, made funny gestures and appeared to mimic his brother … Source link
Read More »One female Royal Family member who is not required to curtsy under strict protocol
While the late Queen previously detailed that royal women are expected to bow and curtsy to one another, the rules changed again in 2023 for one member of the Firm. 11:43, 05 May 2025Updated 11:46, 05 May 2025 Only one royal women is exempt from curtsying(Image: STEVE PARSONS/AFP/Getty Images) There …
Read More »Britain’s favourite double act strikes again! Prince Louis and Kate delight royal fans at VE Day celebrations as she giggles at his cheeky antics (but she’s soon forced to get stern with him!)
The Princess of Wales and her youngest son Prince Louis proved they are one of Britain’s favourite double acts this afternoon with a sweet display on the Buckingham Palace balcony. Kate, 43, stood with her three children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, ten, and Louis, seven, to watch the impressive …
Read More »Communication Workers Union leaders hail completion of Kretinsky’s EP Group buyout of Royal Mail
The Communication Workers Union (CWU) on April 30 welcomed the news that Daniel Kretinsky’s EP Group successfully completed their £3.6 billion takeover of Royal Mail—and parent company International Distribution Services (IDS)—with the buyout of 80.6 percent of shareholders. The CWU statement from General Secretary Dave Ward and his deputy Martin …
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