Kellogg's admits snap, crackle and pop is quieter after uproar over Rice Krispies recipe change
A Kellogg's spokesperson said retaining the iconic sound had been a "huge focus" when designing the new recipe, but that customers "might notice that the sound may be quieter and not as instant as before". The firm was…
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Andy Burnham says stockpile beans and tuna: Here’s the wine to pair with that
Here are the wines that can transform a sad can into fine cuisine. Heinz Baked Beans x Sparkling Rosé The number one tinned product in any British kitchen. We eat more beans in the UK than the rest of the world put…
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The Guardian view on EU ‘Made in Europe’ rules: a fatal blow to Brexiter delusions | Editorial
The rules keep changing and, since Britain is destined by geography to want a close economic relationship with the bloc, there will always be something to negotiate in Brussels. Most of those discussions over the past…
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Poundland owner ‘commits to protecting jobs’ after pressure from business secratary
A source close to Reynolds said the minister had stressed the investment firm “must do everything in their power to protect jobs and provide certainty for workers”. “He is pleased to have secured this commitment from…
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US stocks rise, dollar slides as investors digest Democrats’ midterm victories
The Dow Jones rose close to 3%, its best day in over a year, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq and the benchmark S&P 500 gained about 1.5% each when markets closed on Wednesday afternoon, turning around overnight falls in US…
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OBR warns Healey: Stealth taxes to blame for living standards slump
Stealth taxes are one of three main reasons that British households are set to suffer near-stagnant disposable income growth in the current decade, the government’s budget watchdog has said. Office for Budget…
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Traffic-free Oxford Street delivers boost for retailers
The number of transactions at 40 Oxford Street stores jumped by 19 per cent in the first week of the scheme, compared both to the prior week and the same time last year, according to payments firm Adyen. London Mayor…
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How much do you know about the Bank of England?
The decisions the central bank makes echo across the country. The Bank has a history that spans hundreds of years, and is the model on which many modern central banks are based on. But how much do you know about the…
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After the US midterms, what will a lame duck Trump mean for the global economy?
After Democrats swept aside his Republican party in the midterm elections, analysts said the prospect of a highly erratic lame-duck president would have significant implications for financial markets, growth, inflation…
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