Charlie Bayliss
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PR. Former journalist. Arsenal fan. CrossFit enthusiast.
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1 week ago |
express.co.uk | Charlie Bayliss
British shoppers are demanding clearer labelling to help them identify homegrown goods in stores, as eight in 10 say retailers should make it easier to spot British products on the shelves. Research shows there's a public appetite for local products. Eggs, milk, fish and potatoes are among the items they are most inclined to seek out.
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1 week ago |
dailystar.co.uk | Charlie Bayliss
Locally produced eggs, milk, fish and potatoes are among the items British shoppers are most likely to seek out in stores, but they say it's not always easy to find. British shoppers are calling for clearer labelling in stores to help them identify homegrown products, with eight in 10 consumers urging retailers to make it easier to spot British goods on supermarket shelves.
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1 week ago |
thesun.co.uk | Charlie Bayliss
Experts are urging UK supermarkets to stock more British speciesEight in 10 shoppers think retailers should make it easier to identify British goods in stores. A poll, of 2,000 adults, found 59 per cent would prefer to buy produce that is grown, made, or harvested in Britain, with eggs, milk, potatoes, and fish among the items they are most inclined to seek out.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Charlie Bayliss
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dailystar.co.uk | Charlie Bayliss
In total, 797 pairs of trainers have been unveiled near the 13.1-mile mark of the London Marathon route, in a powerful installation by Pancreatic Cancer UKOver 700 pairs of trainers have been exhibited to represent the number of individuals who die from pancreatic cancer each month in the UK. A total of 797 pairs of trainers were displayed at Potter's Field near Tower Bridge.
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Arsenal need to set to Dubai ASAP.
Had to click on the story to make sure the hero image matched the headline. https://t.co/CTomg7U2ea
The history of the Totnum
Spurs’ ability to follow up a good moment or week with their worst performance of the season is just unmatched. Whenever they look like they’ve turned a corner they turn back the other way.
