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As that new food caddy lands, here’s how to reduce waste – not just recycle it

If you live in England, you may have recently received a new food waste caddy. Councils are now required to collect your separated food waste and turn it into fuel, fertiliser or compost. So you can live happily in the knowledge that your potato peelings and stale bread will be…

The Conversation

Households urged to spend Boxing Day using up Christmas leftovers

Households are set to throw away around 85,000 tonnes of edible Christmas food this festive season alone, Wrap has estimated.

Evening Standard

Amazon vs Perplexity: the AI agent war has arrived

A lawsuit over automated shopping reveals a deeper struggle over who will control the next generation of AI and what happens when autonomous agents start acting on our behalf

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ICE's use of full-body restraints during deportations raises concerns over inhumane treatment

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers have been using a full-body restraint device called the WRAP during deportations

The Independent UK

Netflix’s Big New Fantasy Franchise is Avoiding a Huge Mistake

The world of 'KPop Demon Hunters' is sticking to animation for now.

Inverse

Expensive T-shirts are not more durable, first study into the garment finds

The most expensive T-shirt tested for the UK study was outperformed by one costing just a 30th of its price.

Evening Standard

James Gunn confirms who'll write the DCU's Wonder Woman movie – and it's the same person who penned the script for 2026's Supergirl film

Wonder Woman's next film adaptation will be penned by the same person who wrote the script for next year's Supergirl movie.

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‘A wild and orgasmic ride’: Basic Instinct set for ‘anti-woke’ reboot

Original writer Joe Eszterhas is signed on for the new films, with the 80-year-old intending to unleash the ‘twisted little man’ inside him on the script

The Guardian - UK

Campaigners call for action on reusable packaging and cutting food waste

Experts found that adopting reusable packaging for 30% of goods in UK grocery retail could deliver millions in annual savings for producers.

The Independent UK

The best eco-friendly baby products: 11 sustainable substitutes, from reusable nappies to wipes

Small swaps can make a big difference to a baby’s carbon footprint, but where to begin? We asked parents for the planet-friendly products they swear by

The Guardian - UK

‘You sold it – now recycle it’: the protesters mailing worn-out clothes to the shops they bought them from

Charity shops won’t take them. Councils incinerate them. Retailers dump them on the global south. We’re running out of ideas on how to deal with our used clothes – and the rag mountain just keeps growing

The Guardian - UK

My no-plastic life: I tried to cut out single-use items for a month – and it almost broke me

Sourcing fruit and veg without wrapping was hard enough, but finding an eco-friendly way to brush my teeth was its own world of pain. And as for my 6pm crisps fix – forget it

The Guardian - UK

‘Shop like our nan!’ Call for supermarket ban on plastic packaging for fresh goods

Anti-waste charity Wrap wants ban on 21 items including tomatoes, apples, potatoes, bananas and carrots

The Guardian - UK

Open sesame? Sainsbury’s and Tesco drop lids from pots of hummus

Unhappy shoppers complain of waste and inconvenience after peel-off film cover is introduced to reduce plastics use

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John Lewis clothing range aims to ‘minimise waste and maximise longevity’

Retailer says ‘circular design’ collection is the first stage of an environmental overhaul of its products

The Guardian - UK

Can a Waitrose shopper’s gaze boost loose produce and cut plastic waste?

A supermarket is using eye-tracking technology to find what messaging encourages take-up of unpackaged fruit and veg

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Turkish Garment Exporters Partner With WRAP For US Market Expansion

IHKIB partners with WRAP to enhance Turkish garment exports to the US through ethical certification and training, fostering mutual cooperation and growth o...

Evening Standard

Is Max available in the UK? HBO streaming service with Harry Potter series to launch in 2026

Warner Bros executives talk about bringing the streaming service to the UK

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Netflix renews My Life With the Walter Boys for season 2, despite its awful Rotten Tomatoes score

The tomatometer isn't everything: clearly viewers see something in this week's most-watched show that the critics don't.

The Guardian - UK

Fashion’s efforts to go green cancelled out by shopaholics

Wrap report says 12% reduction in carbon impact negated by 13% rise in textiles produced and sold

The National (Scotland)

M&S removes use-by dates from milk as shoppers told to sniff it instead

MARKS & Spencer has ditched ‘Use By’ dates on its milk, telling shoppers to sniff it instead ...

Chronicle Live

Marks and Spencer ditches expiry dates on milk as customers are told to sniff it instead

Marks & Spencer says that a combination of improved shelf life and a better overall quality of product means that customers should 'use their judgement' before wasting milk which may still be fit for use.

Daily Record

M&S announces huge change to milk as use-by dates are scrapped

Shoppers are now being urged to use their judgement before throwing away food that may still be good to eat.

Daily Mirror

M&S ditches use-by dates on milk - with shoppers told to SNIFF it instead

M&S says a combination of improved shelf life and a better overall quality of milk meant customers can “use their judgement” before throwing away the milk

Chronicle Live

What is the difference between use-by and best-before dates in supermarkets?

As retailers encourage shoppers to use their own judgment, we take a look what labels mean on World Food Safety Day

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