by street, home insulation programme that gets people s homes insulated so that our bills would not be so high in the first place. that is the cheapest, most effective, fastest way to get people s fuel bills down. time and again the government has refused to put that in place. as well as giving people more help where necessary in terms of those energy bills, what i would love to see is for the government to close the so called investment allowance, which is basically a huge subsidy to the fossilfuel which is basically a huge subsidy to the fossil fuel companies to get yet more oil and gas out of the north sea which is a pretty perverse response to a crisis caused by high gas prices, and instead put that money into protecting people through insulating their homes and making sure that their fuel bills can come down as well as climate emissions and create jobs down as well as climate emissions and createjobs in the process down as well as climate emissions and create jobs in the process a
chase is clearly chase, albeit not the shops? paper chase is clearly a chase, albeit not the shops? paper chase is clearly a very chase, albeit not the shops? paper chase is clearly a very good - chase, albeit not the shops? i ne chase is clearly a very good brand. there was quite a lot of interest in it. but tesco wanted the brand and it. but tesco wanted the brand and it didn t want the stores and the staff. for tesco it was saying it is a much loved brand and they were very proud to have the brand in its stores. clearly this would work in its larger stores. tesco is selling fewer electricals and technology, sales in its stores, and it is moving into more clothing and home brands. of course, they will see this as complementary and it could work very well, we will have to wait and see what its plans are. as for why paper chase went under, it went into administration this morning. that was much expected. this is a business that has had a challenging few years. four years ago it d
stations and of course there have been fewer commuters, reduced footfall, and that has exacerbated things. so these latest owners hoisted the for sale signs and no viable owners came through and here we are today. it went under. but tesco has bought the brand, but it does leave the future of the stores, about 106 of them, and the workers under real threat of course. yes. under real threat of course. yes, absolutely. under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and it under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and it is under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and it is a under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and it is a lot - under real threat of course. yes, absolutely, and it is a lot of - absolutely, and it is a lot of people. and tesco announcing other changes today as well more broadly. yes, so tesco today announced some big changes in the way that it runs its stores. so, 1750 team manager, lead manager r
changes today more broadly. yes. people. and tesco announcing other changes today more broadly. yes, so tesco today changes today more broadly. yes, so tesco today announced changes today more broadly. yes, so tesco today announced some - changes today more broadly. yes, so tesco today announced some big - tesco today announced some big changes in the way that it runs its stores. so, 1750 team manager, lead manager roles, going across its larger stores. what it is doing is it says it is creating 1800 new shift leader stores. this is at a lower tier and for lower pay, but they say these people will have the responsibility of day to day operations in the stores, leaving the hire managers to get on with more managerial tasks involving colleagues. what they are saying is these people who are doing two manager roles, yes, you can apply for these new, lower roles, we will keep you at the same pay, your pay will be protected for two years, or you can take redundancy. at face value of thos
the headlines on bbc news. the uk will be the only major economy to shrink in 2023, according to the international monetary fund although it says there ll be better news next year. tesco takes over paperchase as the stationary chain goes into administration this comes as it also announces over two thousand supermarketjobs are at risk. five years after a report into the treatment of the families of the hillsborough disaster the police apologise and promise cultural change . a quarter of children have seen pornography by the time they leave primary school, according to a report for the children s commissioner for england. dame rachel de souza said the finding was deeply concerning and warned that teenagers were often viewing porn involving violence towards women.