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People defend man who called fiancée ‘selfish’ over pregnancy announcement plan

‘Practically evil,’ one person said of woman’s plan

The Independent UK

Co-op puts baby formula in locked cases - sparking fury from shoppers

The security measures were highlighted by Twitter user @NatashaMDay who noted that there was "no need for infant formula to be so costly"

Daily Mirror

Six developments that could change Wirral forever

More than 16,000 homes could be built if the plans go ahead

Liverpool Echo

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Rangers anthem named one of the most requested songs for funerals in Glasgow

A Rangers anthem has been named one of the most popular songs at funerals in Glasgow.

The National (Scotland)

"Why wouldn't you live here?": Greater Manchester suburb once in rich neighbours' shadow now among Britain's 'most desirable'

"Historically, Bramhall and Poynton have been destinations people have moved to whether it's for schools or green space - Cheadle Hulme is now more desirable"

Manchester Evening News

People defend man who called fiancée ‘selfish’ over pregnancy announcement plan

‘Practically evil,’ one person said of woman’s plan

The Independent UK

People defend man who called fiancée ‘selfish’ over pregnancy announcement plan

‘Practically evil,’ one person said of woman’s plan

The Independent UK

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People defend man who called fiancée ‘selfish’ over plan to announce pregnancy at cousin’s wedding

‘Practically evil,’ one person said of woman’s plan

The Independent UK

Glastonbury Festival chaos as fans face hour-long queues for water refills

Thousands of festival-goers are facing long queues for water while ice keeps running out at nearby Co-op shop

Liverpool Echo

Glastonbury Festival chaos as local Co-op runs out of ice and fans in hour-long queues amid 25C heat

Thousands of festival-goers are facing long queues for water while ice keeps running out at nearby Co-op shop

Wales Online

Best liqueurs: The ES Best Shopping Guide to the tastiest tipples to buy now

Turns out they’re not just for Christmas

Evening Standard

Glastonbury 2023 Co-op shop prices, location and what you can buy there

You won't find any alcohol in store

Bristol Post

Man applauded for decision not to allow sister to have her wedding at their family property

‘She went off on how I am ruining HER day,’ he wrote about his sibling’s reaction

The Independent UK

Former Sainsbury's boss backs Snappy Shopper to prevail in delivery wars

The e-commerce group's latest results more than 50% year-on-year growth

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Wales Online

Ed Sheeran comes in third and there are two hymns in the top ten

The Guardian - UK

Hymns in and Monty Python out of UK funeral songs top 10

Queen’s funeral credited for hymns’ revival while Time to Say Goodbye replaces You’ll Never Walk Alone at No 1

The Independent UK

Woman sparks debate for refusing to be a bridesmaid in future sister-in-law’s wedding

‘She also shouldn’t have snapped at you and should’ve accepted your choice like an adult,’ one person replied on Reddit

Daily Mirror

From Co-op to TikTok, BST Hyde Park and beyond: Caity Baser is the pop star of the moment

Rising singing sensation Caity Baser sat down with the Mirror to discuss her ascent to pop stardom - and subsequent addiction - to TikTok, turning heartbreak into bad ass pop anthems and how not to do festival fashion

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Bristol Post

Glastonbury 2023: Co-op confirms details of pop-up store including opening times and location

Festival-goers can pack light with the on-site Co-op store

Wales Online

One in five people have missed out on a job because of their accent or class

People admit to changing the way they speak during interviews

The National (Scotland)

Primary school locked down amid police incident as nearby shop shut

A PERTH school had to be locked down and a nearby shop shut for several hours during a police incident on Wednesday.

Birmingham Post

European retail leader on backing front line workers with pay and protection

Debbie Robinson is the European vice president of Euro Co-ops and was Paul Sewell's Humber Business Week Elevenses guest

The National (Scotland)

Scotland's rural and island communities suffer lack of choice over food shopping

For those in rural and island communities, a lack of choice over where to buy food means soaring prices are having even more of an impact....

Daily Mirror

Five foods you CAN safely eat past their use by date - after M&S scraps milk markings

Use by dates relate to safety when eating, whereas best before dates are about the quality of the food, but what a lot Brits may not know is that some foods can still be consumed once past the use by date

Birmingham Post

'Businesses have a vital role to play in the transition to net zero': The Co-op strikes deal with RSPB

The Co-op said an estimated 3.2 billion tonnes of carbon are stored in peatlands

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