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Hundreds of tributes after death of nursery manager with 'kindest soul' (opens the original)
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Tributes have poured in following the death of the "much-loved manager" of a nursery in Stockport. Tiny Stars Day Nursery in Edgeley, which looks after babies and children up to the age of five, announced the "profoundly sad" death of its manager Sarah Hughes on Facebook. The nursery said: "We share the heartbreaking news that our much-loved Nursery Manager, Sarah, has sadly passed away. "Sarah was an incredibly important part of the Tiny Stars family and dedicated so much of her life to caring
Schoolgirls 'in tears' as they're exiled from class over 'ridiculous' skirt ban (opens the original)
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Girls at a secondary school in Oldham have been informed they will not be permitted to attend lessons until they replace their skirts with trousers. Co-op Academies Trust declared earlier this year that a trousers-only policy would be implemented from September, but the change has not been universally accepted and some families are resisting. A number of students arrived at Co-op Academy Failsworth for the new academic year on Wednesday wearing skirts, despite the introduction of the new uniform
UK supermarket named most expensive as Aldi cuts costs by 11% (opens the original)
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A supermarket has topped the most expensive list for the first time in a year after Aldi slashed the price of a key staple by 11%. Since last summer, Sainsbury's has largely occupied the unwanted position in our weekly price comparison, which monitors the cost of the same eight basic items across the six major supermarkets. Until recently, Tesco had held the title of the priciest for the basket of groceries — which includes bread, butter, beans, milk, tea bags, coffee, chicken and beef mince — f
UK's biggest pub chain charging fans 20p more for pints during England games (opens the original)
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A UK's largest pub company has faced the wrath of England fans after it hiked the price of drinks during World Cup games. Stonegate Group was found to have been charging 20p more for some beverages at The Lion pub in Atherton, Greater Manchester. The pub chain, which owns chains including the Slug & Lettuce, Be At One and Yates, first introduced a permanent "dynamic pricing" system for busier periods back in 2023. One unhappy punter took to social media after the DR Congo game on July 1 to ask w
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