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MP urges takeaway firms to give rider data to Government amid ‘rampant’ abuse

Nick Timothy accused food delivery companies of a ‘dereliction of duty’, when they let self-employed riders use ‘substitute’ couriers.

The Independent UK

Deliveroo Abandons Hong Kong Market—Here's Why It's Betting Big On The UK Instead

Deliveroo has also noted that it will be selling part of its assets to foodpanda, a rival food delivery platform gaining more traction in the local market.

International Business Times UK

Deliveroo to quit Hong Kong after nine years

The group has agreed the sale of some parts of the business to Delivery Hero’s Singapore-based Foodpanda and will close the remaining operations.

The Independent UK

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Who bought this smoked salmon? How ‘AI agents’ will change the internet (and shopping lists)

Autonomous digital assistants are being developed that can carry out tasks on behalf of the user – including ordering the groceries. But if you don’t keep an eye on them, dinner might not be quite what you expect …

The Guardian - UK

Boy, 16, shot dead in south London named, with suspect still at large

Police hunt killers of Lathaniel Burrell, who reported fled scene in Stockwell on a moped

The Independent UK

Crime Bill ‘stops short of protecting delivery riders from abuse’

Pizza Express, Dishoom and Morrisons are among the businesses to call for delivery riders to be included under a new offence to protect retail workers

Evening Standard

Allan Weber: My Order; Daniel Lind-Ramos: Ensamblajes – review

Drawing on his stint as a food delivery driver in Rio during Covid, Allan Weber riffs on life in the favela where he was born, lives and works. In a separate show, Puerto Rico’s Daniel Lind-Ramos speaks to colonialism and the climate crisis

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Meta and Uber among firms ‘linked’ to alleged corporate migrant worker abuse

The Business & Human Rights Resource Centre found 665 cases of alleged abuse against migrant workers in publicly documented information.

Evening Standard

Voices: Our state primary is overrun with pupils from private schools – now playdates are a living hell

COMMENT: New figures this week reveal that state schools may struggle to take in an influx of pupils arriving from the private sector – but for single mum of two Charlotte Cripps, it’s the expectations of sushi from Deliveroo at tea time that she’s struggling with most

The Independent UK

Deliveroo apologises for ‘misjudged’ Valentine’s Day marketing stunt

Deliveroo said ‘we apologise for any upset this promotion has caused’

The Independent UK

Voices: I just received the creepiest Valentine’s Day card of my life from Deliveroo

COMMENT: The unending marketing push for Valentine’s Day is one thing, writes Emma Clarke. But getting unsolicited mail under the guise of a love letter is quite another

The Independent UK

Wingstop to open at least 20 more UK sites this year

The move, which will represent an acceleration of recent expansion plans, will create hundreds more jobs.

Evening Standard

Wingstop to open wave of new UK sites – here’s where

The growth comes amid a boom for chicken chains in the UK

The Independent UK

‘It’s a nightmare’: couriers mystified by the algorithms that control their jobs

From pay shortfalls to being dropped by apps, drivers face a range of issues – often with no way to fix them

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Delivery apps urged to lift lid on ‘black-box algorithms’ affecting UK couriers

Campaigners call for transparency from Deliveroo, JustEat and UberEats about how decisions on pay and jobs are made

Radio France Internationale

Inside the Paris hub offering sanctuary to city's army of delivery riders

As UberEats and Deliveroo prepare for EU-mandated payment reforms to better protect their delivery riders, a Paris community centre is already offering support and a safe haven to workers battling tough conditions.

Evening Standard

Deliveroo sees orders and spending grow after expanding shopping ranges

The boss of the delivery firm said it had been able to ‘bring even more of the neighbourhood to consumers’ doors’.

The Independent UK

The crafty reason a pizza restaurant is serving £100 for a Hawaiian

Love or hate pineapple on pizza – one Norwich restaurant made its stance very clear

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Evening Standard

How on-demand delivery services are turning us into tyrants

Moaning online about the service provided by gig workers has become so common that it has had its own insult-slash-meme coined: being a ‘treatler’

Evening Standard

Wellies, sequins and beer – what we bought in 2024

Wellies, sequins and beer dominated the consumer year of washout weather, touring pop megastars and national sporting celebrations.

The Independent UK

Just Eat discount codes for September 2025: save up 50% on orders

Whether it’s a McDonalds on a hangover or a Friday night treat, these Just Eat promo codes have you covered

The Independent UK

‘It’s the fashion equivalent of Deliveroo’: The new ‘fast fashion’ app you should know about

‘NIFT’ promises premium fashion to your door in as little as 90 minutes.

The National (Scotland)

Delivery rider survey reveals 'exploitative and unregulated' system in Scottish city

THE dangers facing gig workers in the city of Edinburgh have been exposed in a new survey of food delivery riders ...

Evening Standard

Are food deliveries a lifeline or a death knell for restaurants?

Since the pandemic, an increasing number of restaurants have relied on delivery to support their business. But is it a good thing in the long run, asks Clare Finney

International Business Times UK

Londoners Pay More for Grocery Deliveries as Uber Eats Skyrockets in 2023: What Are People Ordering?

The number of people ordering food and household essentials using apps like Uber Eats has almost doubled in the last two years, despite remote deliveries costing significantly more than the traditional method of actually going to the shops oneself.

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