‘Come on now Pret:’ Reactions as pay for Pret a Manger staff posted online
'It’s crazy to think that Pret workers get paid one yogurt and granola pot per hour,' wrote one Twitter user.
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Bin collection shortage: Councils plead to relax immigration rules to ensure collections continue
It comes following an apparent exodus of drivers from EU countries.
Supermarket shortages: ‘Xmas is going to be incredibly challenging in some areas’
“If we can’t recruit people and fill those vacancies then retailers will need to look elsewhere and we’ll end up offshoring some of that production to places like Europe.”
Oxford vice-chancellor ’embarrassed’ Michael Gove studied there
Prof Louise Richardson lashed out at Gove's infamous "had enough of experts" comment at a recent university summit.
Trident ‘could be moved abroad’ if Scotland quits UK
The Royal Navy's base on the west coast of Scotland is home to the nuclear submarines - but a Yes vote could change that.
Piers Morgan claims job offers have ‘accelerated’ after Ofcom victory
Morgan hailed the regulator's decision as a "landmark ruling" which supported his "free speech campaign".
Reactions as Wetherspoons ‘ran out of beer’ and sympathy was in even shorter supply
"BREAKING : Dido Harding to help Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin track and trace beer supplies," joked one Twitter user.
Minister rejects calls to keep £20 Universal Credit uplift
The £20-a-week increase, introduced during the coronavirus pandemic, is due to end this month.
Colin Pitchfork, double child killer, walks free from jail
He was given a life sentence in 1988 for raping and strangling 15-year-olds Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth.