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A BID is underway to cut alcohol-related crime and anti-social behaviour committed by youngsters.

Kirk Walker was more than twice the alcohol limit when his van collided with another vehicle at the Audley store

The retailer is being urged to stop selling Russian vodka like other supermarkets

Some experts believe this new system could leave customers with unnecessary anxiety relating to charges

AN OAP bravely fought off a thug who tried to steal her purse.

"Kyiv" is derived from the Ukrainian language name, with many media organisations now using this pronunciation ever since the Ukraine war broke out last week.

There was a difference of £9.50 between the cheapest and most expensive supermarkets

While the actual fruit is of course vegan, some have chemicals on the skin that aren''t suitable for vegans

Helen, a young disabled woman, has hit out at Tesco shoppers after a note was left on her car.

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These could save you a few pennies as we all feel the pinch

British supermarket group Sainsbury''s noted on Tuesday it plans to close 200 in-store cafés next month, putting 2,000 jobs at risk as it brings in third-party providers instead. The UK''s second largest grocer after Tesco also said it would close hot food counters in 34 stores and simplify the way it runs its bakeries in another 54. It said the impacted cafe staff will be prioritised for vacant roles in stores and will be encouraged to explore alternative roles within the wider business. Sainsbury''s said it aims to redeploy the affected staff on hot counters and bakeries. Restaurant Hubs A deal with Boparan Restaurant Group (BRG) will see 30 more Restaurant Hubs open in Sainsbury''s stores over the next year, following a successful trial at the group''s Selly Oak store in Birmingham. The hubs offer customers eat-in, takeaway and home delivered hot food and drink from brands including Caffè Carluccio’s,…

The incident took place last summer.

Former Tottenham Hotspur player Chris Armstrong caused £2,000 worth of damage to security barriers and also punched and kicked an employee

Retailer is also Britain’s biggest seller of wet wipes, with customers purchasing 75m packs a year