Heartbreaking picture of snowy food bank queue goes viral
"Not a photo of the Soviet Union in the 1930s but the UK today. How did we allow this to happen on our watch?", one person said.
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DUP MP stands by ‘astonishing and shocking’ comments amid race row over Songs Of Praise casting
He wrote in an online post: “The singers were all very good but can you imagine an all white line up with an all white jury and presented by a white person? No I can’t either.”
Lobster exporter forced to close after 60 years – 1 month after Brexit
"Every time you send out transport with lobster, it is like playing Russian roulette with five bullets in your gun.”
Covid: ‘Much slower’ reduction of cases in poorer areas as care workers using leave to avoid losing income
“Low-paid staff shouldn’t be losing money they can ill afford when they’re poorly or stopping home to avoid spreading the virus. The system isn’t working. "
Channel Tunnel freight volumes collapse – key trade tracker shows
The Getlink monthly figures - a key barometer of Britain’s trading economy - show a 38 per cent slump.
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As Bezos steps down, Amazon strives to prevent first US warehouse union
Amazon has strongly encouraged its workers to vote against unionisation in texts, messaging and an anti-union website.
Groundhog Day takes on new poignance
For many of us, the February 2nd event has come to symbolise life in lockdown.
Paul Dacre set to become new Ofcom chief with remit to target BBC
Boris Johnson will also offer the former Daily Mail editor a peerage, according to reports.