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Iceland boss urges Sunak to extend free school meals as ‘critical priority’

Food Foundation estimates cost of providing free school meals to families who claim universal credit would cost £500m a year

The Guardian - UK

Food price rises set to get worse, warns supermarket boss

A supermarket boss has warned that food price rises will “get worse” as the Bank of England prepares to hike interest rates to tackle soaring inflation.

Evening Standard

One pint of milk could soon cost £1, Iceland boss suggests - 'it will get worse'

Iceland managing director Richard Walker, who is bidding to be a Conservative MP, said some costs are yet to rise and 'I don't know' when the 89p price for a pint will hit £1

Daily Mirror

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Iceland boss urging shoppers to switch off oven to save over £400 a year

Shoppers can even get a £5 voucher for pledging to switch to air fryers, microwaves and slow cookers for a week

Manchester Evening News

Wales prop Joe Burke travelling four hours home between games to continue day job

Front-row, 32, has been making long trek home to south Wales on his days off to keep up with his plumbing work but now hoping to make history against Papua New Guinea

Daily Mirror

Young woman diagnosed with cancer after finding lump in shower welcomes baby

Kayleigh Turner is now trying to help other people who are going through cancer

Wales Online

Mum's joy at welcoming baby girl after beating stage-two breast cancer

Kayleigh Turner, now 32, was diagnosed with cancer when she was 26 and was the youngest patient in her hospital ward undergoing chemotherapy

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Iceland managing director launches campaign to become Tory MP

ICELAND boss Richard Walker has launched a bid to stand for Parliament as a Conservative MP at the next election.

The National (Scotland)

Saturn's moons: Facts about the weird and wonderful satellites of the ringed planet

Saturn has the most moons of any other planet in the solar system. Here we explore some of the 274 moons that orbit the ringed planet.

Space

The Food Warehouse to open new Northumberland store, creating 22 jobs

The food outlet will join KFC, Costa, Aldi and Greggs at the Loaning Meadows Retail Park in Berwick

Chronicle Live

Iceland closing all stores on Boxing Day to give staff a 'well earned' break

The frozen foods supermarket's boss took to social media recently to confirm it will be remaining closed.

Daily Record

Which stores are closed on Boxing Day as Poundland and Aldi announce huge shake-up

Stores from across the UK are beginning to announce their festive opening hours ahead of the holiday season, with Home Bargains vowing to give staff time off over Christmas

Daily Mirror

Iceland, Aldi and Home Bargains to close its stores on Boxing Day to give staff 'well-earned rest'

The three retailers have confirmed that their shops will remain closed on December 26 so that staff members can have an extra day off

Chronicle Live

Home Bargains and Iceland to close on Boxing Day to give staff an extra day off

Iceland confirmed its stores will close on Boxing day so that staff can spend time with loved ones while Home Bargains will also remain closed as a thank you to employees

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The Guardian - UK

Scrapping promotion and relegation in Super League betrays a lack of ambition

IMG’s proposals are an admission the sport’s biggest clubs are too fragile and insecure to be left to winds of sporting chance

Daily Mirror

UK's busiest McDonald's where manager sings to customers and people travel miles to visit

The McDonald's in London's Liverpool Street Station is notoriously busy so Richard Walker takes it upon himself to entertain people queueing for their burgers and fries

Daily Mirror

Iceland boss wants Universal Credit to rise £20 a week to help struggling Brits

Richard Walker told a fringe discussion at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham that Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-budget did not do enough to help those on low incomes, and called for the £20 Universal Credit uplift to be reinstated

Chronicle Live

Iceland boss tells of 'struggling' customers leaving items at the till as they can't afford them

The supermarket director added that cases of shoplifting are on the rise amid the cost of living crisis

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Daily Mirror

Shoppers leaving items at till as they can't afford them anymore, Iceland boss warns

Richard Walker, managing director at the chain, said he has heard heartbreaking stories as he lifted the lid on the devastating impact of the cost of living crisis

Chronicle Live

Iceland stops store openings as its energy bills rise by £20million

Boss of frozen food giant calls on Number 10 to provide a cost-of -living package for struggling retailers this winter

Manchester Evening News

Iceland boss' desperate plea as supermarkets are forced to stay closed

Iceland's CEO has warned the company is in 'trouble'' and has called for action, immediately

Daily Mirror

Iceland boss forced to stop store openings as its energy bills rise by £20million

Iceland’s managing director has sent an urgent plea to No10 for support after extortionate costs have left his supermarket business "fighting to keep the lights on"

The Independent UK

Iceland boss forced to shelve new store openings after latest energy bill rose by £20m

Managing director Richard Walker says frozen food retailer is ‘fighting to keep lights on’

The Guardian - UK

Iceland boss pleads with No 10 for radical action on cost of living crisis

Richard Walker says the ‘half-baked’ responses touted by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak won’t meet scale of needs

Edinburgh Live

The forgotten Edinburgh supermarket chain that gave us frozen food in the 1980s

Frozen foods specialist Capital Foods emerged as an Edinburgh success story in an era when inflation was soaring and consumers were keen to cut down on spending.

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