Bakery chain that sells bread from £4.80 to open 40 branches by February
The chain has revealed where it wants to expand in the months ahead
The chain has revealed where it wants to expand in the months ahead
Emergency services were called to reports of a serious fire at Penarth RFC early on Monday morning
Mumford & Sons will be joining the likes of Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi
One star of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has opened up about living with a health condition since infancy
One star of ITV's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has opened up about living with a health condition since infancy
The nightclub tycoon was placed in intensive care
Unite the Union said around 40 agency workers had joined city-wide protests amid claims of bullying and health and safety concerns.
Man Utd defender Leny Yoro conceded a penalty against Crystal Palace and was brought off in the second half.
Speed up clothes drying and save on energy.
Even the Grinch made an appearance as Man City star Phil Foden and his family hosted their annual Christmas party in Cheshire
The team from SPAR Kells, Ballymena has spoken of their pride at contributing a significant amount of fundraising towards a NI-wide total of £1,024,167 from SPAR NI to Marie Curie NI.
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The best robot vacuum cleaners now clean smarter, not harder, with powerful vacuuming and docks that can empty and wash themselves so you barely have to touch them. These robots are great for cleaning up daily dirt, like pet hair and food crumbs, and don't get stuck on cables. But which you should you buy...
"Austrian Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner made the stark admission that Ukraine would be inevitably 'left alone' regardless of EU reparations loans and other funding - when asked about divisions in the bloc over the latest funding plan - while arriving for the meeting in Brussels on Monday. "There are many legal concerns with this loan, but is there any alternative? Because if the Europeans do not provide this loan, the Ukrainians will ultimately be left on their own, won't they?" a reporter put to her. "I think, in the end the Ukrainians will be left alone, as we have already demonstrated in the past, but the fact is that the financial need is indeed immense, and that will need to be assessed," she said. She described the loan plan itself as 'very challenging, particularly legally challenging'. On Friday, the European Commission confirmed it had received a letter from Belgian PM Bart De Wever outlining his country's concerns that using frozen Russian assets for a 140 billion euros 'reparations loan' for Ukraine were 'hasty' and could damage the chances of a peace deal EU sources reportedly told media outlets that Belgium's reluctance to use the assets could be more to do with the interest earned on them by the country - although his was not said officially and there was no reaction from Belgium either. EU countries are divided over the plan - pushed by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen - about the legality of using the assets and the impact on investor confidence. Russia has condemned it as illegal. "
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