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Is silencing a few million Americans a form of protected speech?

Episode 474 of the Cyberlaw Podcast

Reason

Eataly blames staff shortages as it reports another loss

Latest accounts for Eataly Retail UK Ltd show a pre-tax loss of almost £1.3 million in 2022, though that was down from £4.8 million the previous year

Evening Standard

Greggs overtakes Subway to become UK’s biggest fast food chain

There are now more than 2,400 Greggs stores across the UK, topping the roughly 2,300 Subways nationwide

Evening Standard

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Green economy workers: how will the UK’s net zero U-turns affect you?

We want to hear from people working across the UK’s green economy sectors about how they will be impacted by the prime minister’s net zero U-turns

The Guardian - UK

Discrimination is the biggest career obstacle for women of colour in the NHS – new research

In March 2023, NHS midwife Olukemi Akinmeji won an employment tribunal case against the hospital in Kent where, as an employee, she had faced race discrimination and victimisation.

The Conversation

Debating the 'success' of multiculturalism misses the point – it's simply part of life in Britain today

Suella Braverman – the home secretary in one of the UK’s most ethnically diverse cabinets in history – has declared that multiculturalism has failed. Speaking to an American think tank, Braverman spoke out against what she called a “misguided dogma” that has “allowed people to come to our society and…

The Conversation

65-year-old Hyderabadi man stabbed to death in UK

65-yr-old Hyderabad-based senior citizen, Mohammed Khaja Rayeesuddin, stabbed to death in Leeds, UK. Victim's son requests privacy. MBT leader Amjed Ullah Khan & Hyderabad Mayor Mohammed Majid Hussain visit family. West Yorkshire Police launch double murder investigation.

The Hindu

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London film festival: privilege and poverty collide in big British cinema showcase

Emerald Fennell’s starry Saltburn opens this year’s festival, with Daniel Kaluuya’s directorial debut The Kitchen closing – bookending a banner year for UK cinema

The Guardian - UK

‘Unseasonably warm weather’ could make UK as hot as Ibiza at weekend

The south of England could match temperatures at European holiday destinations such as Athens and Barcelona.

The Independent UK

On the cards: Amex UK boss on plans for BNPL and keeping BA tie-up despite climate crisis

Hannah Lewis on the financial services firm’s partnership with airline, weathering the pandemic and navigating a male-dominated business world

The Guardian - UK

DUP gathering will deal with ‘routine business’ – Sir Jeffrey Donaldson

There had been speculation over the planned gathering in Lurgan, Co Armagh, in terms of the party’s boycott of the Stormont Assembly.

The Independent UK

Even Brunel went over-budget, but HS2 needs new leadership

City Voices: HS2 is the best chance we have to engage in meaningful “levelling up”

Evening Standard

Britain's COVID-19 response inquiry enters second phase with political decisions in the spotlight

Britain's inquiry into the response to the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the nation has entered the second phase, with political decision-making taking center stage, such as the timing of lockdowns

The Independent UK

10 ways to please the foodie in your life

Whet your appetite with our selection of mouthwatering products and experiences

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

‘More delay! More reverb!’ UK dub legends Creation Rebel return after 40 years

With their audio collages and intergalactic scope, the group wowed the British punk scene. Back with longtime producer Adrian Sherwood, they explain their new album confronting ‘hostile environment’ policies

The Conversation

Shop theft has been building for years – here's how to tackle retail crime and keep workers safe

Retail giants like Boots, Tesco and Primark are pushing for Home Office action after violent incidents and abuse against shop staff almost doubled since the COVID pandemic. Retail crime cost UK shops £1.76 billion in the year to April 2023, according to the British Retail Consortium.

The Independent UK

Summer holiday spending by Virgin Money customers ‘jumped by a third this year’

Despite the mixed weather conditions this summer, spending on UK-based staycations increased by 10% compared with the spring quarter.

The National (Scotland)

Jacob Rees-Mogg slammed for stating 'people self-harm to get asylum'

Ahead of the home secretary's address to Tory conference later, Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg was asked about the asylum system.

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Evening Standard

The City needs urgent reform or London shares will remain undervalued

City Voices: Most companies that floated in London in the last five years are under water

Salon

It’s time to admit the drug war is over

If we want to call prohibition a “war,” then it’s time to admit it can’t be won

The Independent UK

Black History Month 2023: The Independent playlist starring Stormzy, Joan Armatrading and Little Simz

The Independent celebrates musical pioneers including Millie Small, Tricky, Roots Manuva and Tippa Irie, rappers Kano, Stormzy and Little Simz, and vocal talents such as Shirley Bassey, Emeli Sande and Michael Kiwanuka

The National (Scotland)

ITV report claims removal of peak rail fares in Scotland 'funded by UK Government'

AN ITV report has claimed that the removal of peak rail fares in Scotland has been “funded by the UK Government”.

The Guardian - UK

Sikh separatists gather in London to protest after activists’ deaths

Demonstrators stage protest outside Indian high commission questioning UK government’s response to deaths

Evening Standard

OPINION - David Olusoga: levelling up rhetoric is nothing new – the rest of the UK has always resented London’s allure

One of Britain’s most pre-eminent historians on how the capital’s gravitational pull for talent and investment has been regarded as a weakness for the Union

The Guardian - UK

London Underground strikes this week called off; pound hits six-month low against dollar – as it happened

RMT says planned strike action by over 3,000 members at London tube stations on Wednesday 4th and Friday 6th October will not go ahead.

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