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Challenges, opportunities and what comes next for Liverpool city centre

Special report: Liverpool's city centre is vital to its future - here we take a close look at the challenges it faces and the key opportunities that must now be grasped

Liverpool Echo

Could share buybacks be the next big controversy on the FTSE?

Critics say the billion-pound giveaways should be invested in the business instead of being returned to shareholders

Evening Standard

Stoke-on-Trent shopping centre prepares to welcome five independent 'pop-ups' after Next announces closure

Five small businesses have signed up for the Potteries Pop Up shop inside the Potteries Centre in Hanley

Birmingham Post

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Bingo hall plan for former city centre Next store

The proposals would see the bingo hall installed in the basement with the potential of opening until 2am

Liverpool Echo

Brit Award winner Ed Sheeran reveals he is definitely still the boy Next door

The multi-award winning singer may be worth millions and have designers queuing up to dress him but he still likes to buy his T-shirts from high street chain store

Daily Mirror

Greggs, Next and Pret in new wave of price hikes as cost of living crisis grips UK

Marmite maker Unilever has already announced rises on products as it faces a £3billion jump in costs, while Greggs, Next and Pret-a-Manger have also hiked prices

Daily Mirror

The £20 Next item that TikTok fans say 'everyone who fake tans needs'

The nifty item is "designed so you are able to sleep comfortably in your usual bedding - but without the mess!"

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Next's genius £20 item that 'everyone who fake tans needs' goes viral on TikTok

The young woman shared the fake tan hack on TikTok

Manchester Evening News

Teenage gang filmed screaming as boy, 16, stabbed in Next store during fight

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGE. A large group of teenagers can be seen at the entrance before dozens of youths rush out into the street, where a 16-year-old boy was knifed in the chest at a shopping centre in Manchester

Daily Mirror

Baffled dad furious when Calvin Klein shirts arrived with Primark printed inside

Jason Bush was left fuming when the Calvin Klein shirts he ordered from Next for his 15-year-old son arrived through the post with Primark printed on the inside

Edinburgh Live

Dad couldn't believe Calvin Klein shirts he ordered for his son arrived with Primark printed inside

'I paid £40 and was sent shirts I could have bought in Primark for £2.50 each'

Wales Online

Dramatic footage shows teenage gang screaming in Arndale as boy, 16, stabbed in Next

A large group of teenagers can be heard shouting and screaming at the entrance to Next

Manchester Evening News

Police issue statement after boy stabbed in Next at Arndale Centre

'I would like to stress that we are treating this as an isolated incident and we do not believe there to be any ongoing wider threat to the general public'

Manchester Evening News

"He's a good kid... he's lucky to be alive": Dad of boy, 16, stabbed in chest at Arndale says he was set upon by gang of strangers before 'all hell broke loose'

'The doctor said a millimetre either way and it would've hit an artery and we'd have been having a different conversation'

Manchester Evening News

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Daily Mirror

Influencer shows off huge difference between size 12 jeans from different shops

Former TOWIE star Maria Fowler took to Instagram to show her followers the difference in sizing in four different highstreet stores - Zara, New Look, Next and H&M

Edinburgh Live

John Lewis announce full sick pay for workers regardless of Covid vaccination status

Following decisions made by Ikea and Next to cut the pay of unvaccinated employees if they have to isolate, John Lewis have said they believe "this would not be right"

The Guardian - UK

John Lewis will pay full sick pay regardless of Covid vaccination status

Not right to treat jabbed and unjabbed staff differently says firm in policy that differs from rivals Ocado, Ikea and Next

Daily Mirror

50 Best Valentine’s Day gifts for her 2022: Presents for your girlfriend or wife

Have you been struggling with what to get your wife, girlfriend or just your single bestie this Valentine’s Day? Well stress no more as we’ve found everything we think she’ll love to receive on the 14th February

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Evening Standard

Is it legal for Morrisons to cut sick pay for unvaccinated staff isolating for Covid-19?

Big retailers like Ikea, Next, Ocado and Morrisons have reacted to unprecedented levels of staff absences by cutting sick pay for unvaccinated workers forced to isolate after being exposed to (but not suffering from) Covid-19, writes Rhona Darbyshire, head of the employment team at law firm Cripps Pemberton Greenish.

Nottingham Post

Morrisons joins Next and Ikea as supermarket cuts sick pay for unvaccinated staff

The "biblical costs" of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic

Liverpool Echo

Morrisons, Ikea and Next policies as they cut sick pay for unvaccinated staff

Unvaccinated staff, who have not tested positive but are self-isolating, could receive the national minimum for statutory sick pay

Evening Standard

Morrisons joins Next and Ocado in cutting sick pay for unvaccinated staff

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The IKEA MOSSLANDA picture ledge might be meant for displaying art – but these 5 hacks use it for so much more

These are the most unexpected and savvy ways to use the budget-friendly picture ledge

Fortune

Steve and Me (Fortune, 2011)

After more than two decades as the CEO’s chronicler and confidant.

Fortune

Fortune: Something's Rotten in Cupertino

As CEO Gil Amelio and an ineffectual board dithered, Apple Computer lost market share and faded into insignificance. Now Steve Jobs has returned, with a turnaround strategy that could make Apple his once again.

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