Month: May 2021

Greggs has bumped up its profit outlook after a “significant pick-up in sales” as non-essential retailers reopened. The bakery chain said the increase partly reflected “pent-up demand for retail which has boosted high street footfall”. Greggs said that like-for-like sales in the period since the easing of restrictions on 12 April were ahead of pre-pandemic
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Israeli police have clashed with Palestinian protesters inside a Jerusalem holy site amid rising tensions. Officers fired tear gas and stun grenades and protesters threw stones and other objects from the al Aqsa mosque compound. Palestinians reported stun grenades were fired into the mosque compound, with dozens reportedly injured. The site, known to Jews as
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Michael Gove has dismissed a second referendum on Scottish independence as a “massive distraction” as he repeatedly refused to say whether the UK government will seek to block a possible vote in court. Appearing on Sky News’ Sophy Ridge on Sunday programme, the cabinet minister said the SNP’s demand for another independence vote revealed a
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