Waitrose employee sacked after stopping shoplifter from taking Easter eggs pred 1 dnevom, 8 urami in 26 minutami Walker Smith, 54, who worked for retailer for 17 years, says he grabbed bag from thief before they escapedA Waitrose employee of 17 years has described his devastation after being sacked for stopping a shoplifter who had ransacked a display of Lindt Gold Bunny Easter eggs.Walker Smith, a shop assistant at a branch of Waitrose in Clapham Junction, south London, was going about his normal duties when a customer stopped him. “They told me someone had filled up a Waitrose bag with the eggs,” he said. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Is the UK falling out of love with social media? pred 1 dnevom, 8 urami in 26 minutami Ofcom data points to more passive consumption amid changes to apps and fears about mental health and past postsPosting significant events in your life, from birthdays to weddings and promotions, is a social media staple. But Jenny, like many other Britons recently, has hesitated over contributing to the infinite scroll.“I wouldn’t have even posted my wedding really,” she says. “But I had to because … There’s like an etiquette. Nobody else can post your wedding until you’ve posted. So my friends were like: ‘Please post, it’s been like a week.’” Continue reading...(The Guardian)
The tiny lifestyle tweaks that could help you live longer pred 1 dnevom, 8 urami in 26 minutami Forget drastic lifestyle overhauls, scientists say tiny daily changes could be enough to boost both lifespan and long-term health(London News)
Asian countries assure Australia ‘normal supply’ of fuel will continue as Albanese focuses on averting shortages pred 1 dnevom, 8 urami in 58 minutami Federal government chases supply guarantees from countries including Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia and Japan amid Iran warGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAsian trading partners have reassured Australia that the “normal supply” of fuel will continue amid the Middle East conflict, as the government prepares to intensify efforts to avert shortages of petrol and diesel.The federal government has been chasing supply guarantees from countries including Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia and Japan as the Iran war and closure of the strait of Hormuz wreaks havoc on the global oil market. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Nearly 100 NSW service stations face fines over misleading petrol prices amid fuel shortage crackdown pred 1 dnevom, 9 urami in 34 minutami Most of the stations hit with penalty infringement notices were in regional NSW, while 23 were in Sydney Ninety-three service stations in New South Wales are facing fines for misrepresenting their prices amid Australia’s fuel crisis – although none are facing penalties for price gouging.A two-week compliance blitz has seen inspectors visit about 75% – or just under 1,800 – of stations registered with fuel price app FuelCheck in NSW, issuing 93 penalty infringement notices, the state government said on Sunday. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
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