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What are the cheapest supermarket meal deals? Prices ranked for the major supermarkets

Next time you’re looking for a meal deal, make sure you’re getting the best price possible.

Evening Standard

Hackers steal private data of Gucci, Balenciaga and McQueen customers

Cybercriminals steal details of potentially millions of people in attack on labels’ parent company Kering

The Guardian - UK

'You Are Not Your Mother's Retirement Plan'—A Millennial Opens Up About Their Parent Who Lives With Them Retiring At 63 With Nothing Saved

A millennial couple shared their story on Reddit about the financial and emotional strain of living with a parent who decided to retire at 63 despite having no savings or a plan in place. The original poster explained that their mother-in-law moved in and now expects to pay less rent…

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Toxic Manager Mistreats Employees, One Of Them Catches Her Fraud And Gets Her Arrested

Toxic boss treats pet store employee like dirt, gets what’s coming to her after he busts her for fraud and a horrific side hustle.

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LNER customers urged to be 'cautious' after information accessed in cyber attack

Train operator LNER said the contact details and some information about the past journeys of passengers had been accessed in the cyber attack.

The National (Scotland)

Co-op calls for supermarket discount cards for teenagers

The Co-op and charity Barnardo’s have called on supermarkets to allow for 16 and 17-year-olds to get loyalty card deals.

The National (Scotland)

Co-op and Barnardo’s call for 16 and 17-year-olds to get loyalty card deals

Retailers tend to offer loyalty deals to shoppers who are over 18, meaning younger students are forced to pay higher prices.

Evening Standard

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Jeremy Clarkson claims hackers stole £27,000 from his pub’s accounting system

Former ‘Top Gear’ presenter said hackers broke into businesses’ accounting system and ‘helped themselves’ to cash

The Independent UK

164-year-old church to become supermarket despite resident objections

A 164-YEAR-OLD church is to be given a new lease of life as a Scotmid supermarket — after councillors approved plans despite objections from…

The National (Scotland)

Do I need a TV licence? Should I insure my things? Last-minute money tips for students

From shopping deals to cheaper travel and bank account freebies, there are ways to cut costs

The Guardian - UK

Jaguar Land Rover says production ‘severely disrupted’ by cyber attack

JLR said it is ‘working at pace’ to restart its operations across its retail and production sites.

Evening Standard

Jaguar Land Rover production ‘severely disrupted’ by cyber attack

The company stressed there is currently ‘no evidence’ that any customer data has been stolen in the attack

The Independent UK

Sainsbury’s to start using facial recognition technology in shops

The UK’s second largest supermarket chain has informed staff in two stores that it will start an eight-week trial in stores in Bath and London.

Evening Standard

Major supermarket becomes latest to use facial recognition technology inside stores

The use of facial recognition at rival supermarket chains have been heavily criticised by privacy groups

The Independent UK

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TechRadar

The resilient retailer’s guide to proactive cyber defense

Retail cyberattacks increase due to human errors and SIM swaps, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity strategies.

The Guardian - UK

The plant-based problem: why vegan restaurants are closing – or adding meat to the menu

Veganism is still on the rise, but many popular venues and chains are shutting down. Are they victims of a terrible era for hospitality or part of a growing shift in cultural values?

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Brother Goes Too Far, Claps Back At Adopted Sis’ “Chosen One” Jokes, Says Her Bio Dad Ditched Her

A playful family joke about being the “chosen one” turns tense when a brother finally calls out his adopted sister in front of everyone.

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Judge Sides With Woman After Roommates Make Up Cat Damage To Pocket Her Deposit

When a pet dispute spiraled out of control, a young woman took her roommates to court, and walked away with both justice and her deposit.

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Benzinga

'Not Smart Enough For Investing, But I Do Know How To Be Cheap'—Some Believe Retiring Early With Little Savings Is Still Possible

A recent Reddit post on r/PovertyFIRE sparked a heated but revealing discussion around whether it’s truly possible to retire early with minimal savings. The original poster wrote, “I hate working and need the lowest possible net worth amount to just be done with it.”

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Appalling Aunt Loses It After Nephew Says There’s No Way In Hell He’s Paying Cousin’s College Fees

Entitled lady asks her nephew to pay for her son’s college, despite making a lot more money than him and refusing to let him stay with her after getting into a new school.

Evening Standard

The full list of Asda Express stores opening in London revealed

Convenience will be just round the corner for many Londoners soon

Evening Standard

Palestinian brewery launches lager for sale in UK

Taybeh Brewing Co was founded in the West Bank in 1994.

The Independent UK

Palestine brewery Taybeh launches beer to be sold in the UK supermarkets

Brewed at zero profit by Brewgooder and Taybeh’s Madees Khoury, the region’s first and only female brewmaster, the beer will be stocked in Co-op stores

The National (Scotland)

Scottish firm helps launch West Bank beer in UK despite Israeli occupation

A Scottish firm is helping a brewery in the West Bank to launch a new beer in the UK despite the ongoing Israeli occupation ...

The Guardian - UK

‘Why not work the system’? How punks inspired by Thatcher built a Hull housing cooperative

Set up in the 1980s, Giroscope has morphed into a social agency running neighbourhood services and creating jobs

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