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How ‘digital twins’ could help prevent cyber-attacks on the food industry

Earlier this year, a cyberattack on British retailer Marks & Spencer caused widespread disruption across its operations. Stock shortages, delayed deliveries, and logistical chaos rippled through the retailer’s network.

The Conversation

“She Has Not Spoken To Me Since”: Mom Robs Younger Kid Of A Good Future To Help Irresponsible Sister

Losing a college fund can be heartbreaking, but discovering that you no longer have it because your mom gave it to your sibling is grounds for cutting contact. This is the situation one mom found herself in when she decided to help her unemployed daughter who just had her first…

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Uber to launch delivery robots bringing food to UK doorsteps from December

The food-carrying robots will be rolled out in UK cities from as soon as December

Evening Standard

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61-And-62-Year-Old Couple Refuse To Fund Son's $80K 'Castle-Like' Wedding Without Prenup — I'm Protecting Him From His Own Stupidity

A post on the r/AITAH subreddit drew wide attention after an original poster wrote that she and her husband refused to fund their son's $80,000 wedding unless he agreed to a prenuptial agreement.

Benzinga

Co-op announces £70m plans to create thousands of apprenticeships

The retail giant said it was committed to establishing 7,000 apprenticeships by 2030.

Evening Standard

‘Simple, well-crafted and excellent’: supermarket chutneys, tasted and rated

Our resident taster dipped, spread and dolloped his way through 10 chutneys in time for Christmas, so you don’t get in a pickle choosing one for yourself

The Guardian - UK

Man convicted of murder following the robbery of 87-year-old pensioner in north London

John Mackey was fatally attacked by Peter Augustine who made off with the pensioner’s cornflakes and a cottage pie

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Robber who kicked pensioner to death for cottage pie guilty of murder

Peter Augustine, 59, targeted 87-year-old John Mackey after he visited a Co-op store in north London

The Independent UK

Guy Has No Clue Friend Has A Crush On Him, She Starts Crying As He Tells Her To Get Off His Lap

A packed car, one empty lap, and suddenly a girl’s in tears because he wouldn’t let her sit on him. Somehow, he’s the bad guy. What started as a simple hangout quickly spiraled into drama , mixed signals, hurt feelings, and confusion all around. He’s happily taken, but this innocent…

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Palestine beer brewer says Glasgow trip was ‘emotional’ chance to see international support

Madees Khoury is the Middle East’s first and only female brewmaster

The Independent UK

‘Nice to be free’ says Palestinian brewer after trip to Glasgow to launch beer

Brewmaster Madees Khoury said many people she spoke to were surprised to learn that people drank alcohol in Palestine.

Evening Standard

Co-op to open 50 stores by Christmas in £200m investment

The retailer will open five new micro-format ‘on the go’ stores and a new franchise store at Lancaster University

The Independent UK

Co-op to open or refurbish dozens of stores amid cyber attack recovery

The retailer said 50 stores will be opened or re-opened by Christmas as it urged the Government to reform business rates.

Evening Standard

He Hit His Coworker's Car In 2020 And Paid $2,600 For Repairs. Five Years Later, The Car's Still Unfixed And The Coworker Demands More Money

In a recent Reddit post on r/mildlyinfuriating, someone shared a situation that many called absurd, hilarious and legally hopeless. The original poster explained that he accidentally hit a coworker's car in 2020 during a snowstorm. He did the responsible thing: admitted fault and paid $2,600 directly to the coworker so…

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Sainsbury’s says shoppers are delaying spending in run-up to budget

Boss of supermarket urges Rachel Reeves not to fuel inflation with tax rises on retailers and suppliers

Evening Standard

Tower Hamlets retailers fined over £13,000 for selling alcohol and dangerous chemicals to children

The businesses were fined for their ‘deeply irresponsible’ actions

The Independent UK

Deliveroo names its most popular dishes with surprise winner

It was not just takeaway meals that made the top 10 deliveries list

Evening Standard

Pensioner, 87, beaten to death in north London for bag containing cottage pie and cornflakes, court told

John Mackey was allegedly targeted by unemployed Peter Augustine after he visited a Co-op store in Manor House

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They Had An 798 Credit Score But Still Got Rejected For A Personal Loan. Here's The Unusual Mistake They Kept Making Over And Over

A Reddit user with a nearly perfect 798 FICO score was stunned when Citi rejected their application for a personal loan. Despite never missing a payment and holding six open accounts with a 10-year credit history, the denial letter cited an unexpected reason: “Low balances on revolving accounts recorded on…

The Guardian - UK

How young people can use their online gaming skills to fight cybercrime – and what parents can do to help them

For many young people, the online gaming world is a refuge, as well as a place to build up their digital skills through gaming and coding. Now, a new initiative to offer pathways into cybersecurity could help them put these talents to use

The Guardian - UK

‘Every hacker I’ve met is a gamer’: why the next generation of tech talent could be found in unlikely places

A new partnership between Co-op and The Hacking Games aims to engage young people who are at risk of being attracted to cybercrime by offering them a novel pathway into the tech sector

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New Homeowners Want To Enjoy Their Yard And Pool Alone, Upset Neighbors When They Fence Their Land

Do they understand what "private property" means?

TechRadar

M&S drops TCS IT service desk contract

The IT firm was not the source of the breach, but it’s been replaced nonetheless.

The Guardian - UK

‘You can be an ethical hacker, not a criminal one’: the initiative guiding young gamers into cybersecurity

Online criminal gangs are targeting young gamers for their coding skills. Yet a new partnership between Co-op and The Hacking Games seeks to harness these skills for good, providing potential careers in cybersecurity for marginalised young people

The Guardian - UK

Co-op staff told to boost promotion of vapes after costly cyber-attack, document shows

Exclusive: Approach complies with law but some workers question whether it contradicts standing as ‘ethical’ retailer

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