Shoppers In Britain
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New Queen Elizabeth II Statue Draws Mixed Reactions In UK, Compared To Market Shopper
A new statue of Queen Elizabeth II has met mixed reviews, with one non-plussed critic assessing that it looks more like "an old lady buying potatoes at the market" than Britain's longest-reigning monarch.
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Europeans Mock UK Shoppers With Pics Of Supermarket Shelves Full Of Fruits And Vegetables
Britain is hit with food shortages and is struggling to get supplies due to reported chain disruption.
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MasterCard Sued for £14 Billion in Britain's Biggest Damages Claim
Its alleged the company charged unlawfully high fees to stores when shoppers swiped their debit or credit cards and these were passed on to consumers in higher prices.
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British Shoppers Begin To Feel Post-Brexit Pinch
From computers and cars to carpets and food, Britain's decision to leave the EU is beginning to hit consumers in the pocket, having already spread uncertainty through the property market.
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Britons admit stealing at self-service checkouts
Around one third of shoppers in Britain have admitted they steal from supermarkets at the unmanned self-service checkout points, according to a study.
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New Queen Elizabeth II Statue Draws Mixed Reactions In UK, Compared To Market Shopper
A new statue of Queen Elizabeth II has met mixed reviews, with one non-plussed critic assessing that it looks more like "an old lady buying potatoes at the market" than Britain's longest-reigning monarch.
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Europeans Mock UK Shoppers With Pics Of Supermarket Shelves Full Of Fruits And Vegetables
Britain is hit with food shortages and is struggling to get supplies due to reported chain disruption.
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MasterCard Sued for £14 Billion in Britain's Biggest Damages Claim
Its alleged the company charged unlawfully high fees to stores when shoppers swiped their debit or credit cards and these were passed on to consumers in higher prices.
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British Shoppers Begin To Feel Post-Brexit Pinch
From computers and cars to carpets and food, Britain's decision to leave the EU is beginning to hit consumers in the pocket, having already spread uncertainty through the property market.
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Fewer Britons Visit Shops After EU Referendum: Report
The number of shoppers heading to British high streets and retail centres fell at the fastest pace in more than two years in June, with the weeks around the country's vote to leave the EU hit particularly hard, a survey found.
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Britons admit stealing at self-service checkouts
Around one third of shoppers in Britain have admitted they steal from supermarkets at the unmanned self-service checkout points, according to a study.
