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In a revealing analysis, Jefferies has indicated that the increasing popularity of weight-loss medications may pose significant challenges for Greggs, the UK bakery chain. As consumers turn to drugs such as Mounjaro and Wegovy, which suppress appetite, investors have begun to speculate about the future of this popular establishment. Greggs has recently reported a decline […]
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Two peregrine falcons are causing uncertainty regarding a proposed 21-storey office block near the Barbican in London. The City authorities have informed the developer, Lipton Rogers, that it must investigate whether these birds are nesting at the site planned for this significant £450 million office project. Peregrine falcons, known for being among the fastest animals […]
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A recent warning from Sir Keir Starmer’s employment tsar highlights a growing crisis of youth worklessness in Britain. This issue is creating serious concerns about the long-term social implications for the country. The former health secretary, Alan Milburn, described this rising worklessness as a potential catalyst for a social catastrophe if not addressed soon. The […]
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Britain’s largest supermarket chain, Tesco, is embarking on an aggressive expansion of its convenience stores, capitalising on the recent closure of Amazon Fresh locations. The retailer plans to open over 70 new Express outlets by March 2027, building on the 60 stores launched the previous year. Tesco has already acquired five former Amazon Fresh sites […]
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The UK job market has reached a concerning milestone as unemployment has climbed to a near five-year high of 5.1 percent. This comes as recent figures suggest that the initial signs of an encouraging start to 2026 may not be enough to offset the adverse trends affecting employment. The Recruitment and Employment Confederation, alongside KPMG, […]
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