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Sainsbury s has today waded into the supermarket price war by slashing the cost of hundreds of its most popular food and drink items to match discount rival Aldi.
The grocery chain said it is launching the scheme to help shoppers who are working hard to balance budgets, with the events of the past year continuing to put pressure on people s purses .
It comes against a backdrop growing pressure from German discounters Aldi and Lidl, whose low prices are forcing the biggest UK supermarkets to replicate in order to stay ahead.
However, unlike the other market leaders, both Aldi and Lidl have failed to benefit substantially from the surge in demand for online orders and home deliveries since the pandemic fully impacted the UK.
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Kilravock Castle.
April will see the 275th anniversary of Bonnie Prince Charlie and his enemy â and cousin â the Duke of Cumberland, arriving at Kilravock Castle on successive days to be hosted by the Provost of Nairn.
The prince spent a couple of hours there, but Cumberland spent the next night, and his boots are still preserved there, along with a silver-mounted coconut from which he drank a toast before the fateful battle.
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New study will show how efforts to tackle coronavirus can inadvertently cause shame and stigma
Researchers will identify examples of shame, shaming, stigma and discrimination during the first 12 months of the pandemic in the UK, particularly those found online.
Experts have begun a major new study to understand how public health efforts to tackle coronavirus can inadvertently cause shame and discrimination.
Interventions such as having to isolate, regional lockdowns and the use of facemasks have been a feature of responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. There is a danger the stigma sometimes associated with these interventions can make them less effective, and worsen health inequalities.
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