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Tesco May bank holiday 2023 opening times: What time are stores open this Monday?

Due to the May bank holiday, Brits usually working a nine to five jobs get to enjoy a three-day weekend - but it also means supermarket opening times may change

Daily Mirror

Sadness as popular Nottingham Tesco announces closure with new shop lined up to replace it

One person said they'd 'prefer' the shop to remain a Tesco Express

Nottingham Post

Tesco announces it will scrap 'use by' dates on 30 products in major change

Bosses have explained the decision

Nottingham Post

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Newcastle University academics fear Government's post-Brexit trade deal risks UK’s public health

Dr Courtney McNamara and colleagues at Newcastle University fear joining the CPTPP deal could have a worrying impact on our health.

Chronicle Live

Tesco announces major change and will scrap ‘use by’ dates on 30 own brand products

Tesco said ditching "use by" dates would prevent "perfectly edible food" from being thrown away and would allow shoppers to “use their own judgement"

Daily Mirror

McDonald’s UK customers share relief after Peta claims chain’s French fries aren’t vegetarian

Environmental organisation claimed that ‘even McDonald’s FRIES aren’t suitable for vegetarians’

The Independent UK

Warning over Tesco Clubcard rule that means some people pay more

It comes after one mum complained that a sandwich had cost 50p more because of the loophole

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Food and drink firms demand support from Humza Yousaf

Warning that soaring inflation is hitting the industry

Insider UK

Primark’s parent says price rises ‘nearly through’ as cost-of-living crisis hits profit

Budget fashion chain adds to hopes inflation has peaked as it looks ahead to future price cuts

Evening Standard

Brits ‘need to accept’ they’re worse off and stop pushing wages and prices higher, says BoE chief economist – as it happened

Huw Pill says someone in UK needs to accept that they’re worse off and stop trying to maintain their real spending power through higher wages or prices

The Guardian - UK

My go-to high street store just launched body care—and it's seriously good

Not to mention super affordable

Marie Claire

Spanish cold snap having impact on bell pepper supply in some supermarkets across UK and Ireland

A spate of cold weather in Spain is having an impact on pepper supply and it could have affected at least one Irish store

Irish Mirror

Tesco shoppers given one week warning before two big changes made to home deliveries

Clubcard customers will also see their points value decrease from June, but only certain spenders will be affected.

Daily Record

Nisa to welcome 11 new forecourts as supply deal signed with MPK Garages

Former Morrisons sites stretch from South West to Yorkshire

Birmingham Post

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Liverpool Echo

Sainsbury's shoppers on lookout for 'outrageous' new cookies

Shoppers have said they 'need' the new treats, which look 'so good'

Daily Mirror

Tesco is making two HUGE changes to its online delivery service next week

The supermarket is increasing the minimum spend for online shoppers, and subsequent charge if you go below this amount - see what is happening and when the changes kick in

Chronicle Live

Morrisons begins rationing affecting all shoppers amid fears of shortages

The low supplies to the UK have been put down to poor weather across Spain earlier in the year.

Wales Online

Morrisons is offering free meals in its cafés for anyone that asks for Henry

The initiative will run over the next fortnight

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Evening Standard

Labour calls for cut to business rate and subsidised energy bills amid cost of living crisis

Labour is calling on ministers to cut business rates for small retailers and subsidise energy bills for food manufacturers in a bid to bring down the cost of everyday items on shop shelves.

The Independent UK

Labour calls for rates cut and energy subsidies to ease food price rises

The party said food prices overall were growing 50% faster in Britain than elsewhere in the G7.

Liverpool Echo

Lidl, Tesco and Morrisons warning as items pulled from shelves

You should return the products to your nearest store

Daily Mirror

Brand launches new pore perfector that's £10 cheaper than rivals on the market

"It's crazy how fast it works, I tried it out and within five minutes it looked like I'd put makeup on. This really does blur out pores and give you a finish like a filter."

Birmingham Post

£5m plant with potential to produce waste food-based coal replacement enters build phase in Immingham

CPL Industries won government backing for project in partnership with Severn Trent and University of Nottingham

Daily Mirror

Women are swearing by a body serum that 'smells heavenly' and it's 30% off

"Having tried almost every body lotion available on the market my search is over. Perfect consistency, fragrance, & skin smoothing effect. The product also absorbs quickly. 5*"

Manchester Evening News

Morrisons to give away free meals in their cafes when shoppers use this codeword

The initiative will run in 397 Morrisons cafes for two weeks from this Monday, April 24

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