A SUPERMARKET giant with over 900 locations wants to make a big security change to combat a “very real threat”. Iceland boss, Richard Walker confirmed on LinkedIn he would “happily” give facial recognition a trial in his stores. 1 Bosses at Iceland are looking at ways to combat shopliftingCredit: alamy …
Read More »Cash plea from MPs after Labour National Insurance tax hike
MPS stand accused of hypocrisy for demanding more cash to offset Labour’s tax rises. Their union allies are calling for extra money for politicians to pay staff, The Sun on Sunday can reveal. 2 Chancellor Rachel Reeves is raising employers’ National InsuranceCredit: AFP The move comes after the Chancellor Rachel …
Read More »Wind warnings in place in several counties across island of Ireland
Wind warnings are in place for several counties on the island of Ireland on Sunday as Storm Bert continues to cause challenging conditions. The storm, which landed overnight on Friday, flooded villages and roads, and disrupted travel. In Co Donegal, Bridge Street in Killybegs was dramatically flooded, with homes and …
Read More »Bargain Hunt star forced to step in as she shares concern over huge mistake | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV
Bargain Hunt presenter Kate Bliss had no choice but to step in as her team were about to make a vital mistake. During Sunday’s instalment (November 24) of the BBC programme, the red and blue team were given £300 to spend on antiques with the help of an expert. The …
Read More »Warning over Royal Mail ‘shortages’ that could see deliveries delayed before Christmas
SCOTS are facing a postal delivery lottery due to staff shortages with “failures” expected this Christmas, the union representing staff has warned. Some places in Scotland are already not having mail and parcels delivered for almost a week. 2 Unions have warned of postal delays before ChristmasCredit: PA 2 The …
Read More »Why Duchess Sophie became a ‘second daughter’ to the late Queen and received special honour never given to Diana or Fergie, royal expert reveals
The personal relationships between members of the Royal Family are always shrouded in a veil of mystery. Despite what royal experts and authors would have you believe, no one really knows what goes on behind the closed doors of the Palace. But one of the biggest clues for royal watchers …
Read More »Storm Bert leads to ‘severe flooding’ across Northern Ireland – RECAP
Storm Bert brought periods of wind and severe flooding across Northern Ireland on Saturday. The Met Office issued two separate weather warnings for the region with a wind warning as gusts of up to 70 mph were expected around coastal areas of Northern Ireland today, November 23. The Emergency Flooding …
Read More »Clean-up begins after Storm Bert as thousands still left without power
Clean-up operations are under way after Storm Bert swept across the island of Ireland, causing flooding and thousands of power outages. Power cuts affected 60,000 customers at the height of the outage; ESB teams are still working to restore supplies to the thousands still left without electricity. Status red rain …
Read More »Royale Pagaille wins Betfair Chase for the second consecutive year after thrilling battle with Grey Dawning at Haydock
Royal Pagaille showed remarkable courage and tenacity to win the Betfair Chase Owner Rich Ricci was left delighted after his 100th triumph at Grade One level By DOMINIC KING Published: 13:02 EST, 23 November 2024 | Updated: 17:50 EST, 23 November 2024 Rich Ricci has amassed a personal fortune of …
Read More »Award-winning Atherstone school cat dies
Outwoods Primary Cilla won a National Cat Award for her work at Outwoods Primary An award-winning cat who was loved by children and helped to calm anxious primary school pupils before they sat their exams has died. Twelve-year-old Cilla, who lived at Outwoods Primary in Atherstone, Warwickshire, died on Thursday …
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