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Greggs bosses announce plans to 'future proof' the company amid 740 job cuts (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Greggs staff are set to lose their jobs after bosses announced plans to 'future proof' the business. Around 740 roles are to be cut across the UK, it was said today (September 30). Unions have warned against the move, saying workers should not be 'dropped like hot stones' after playing a major part in the company's recent growth across the UK. Greggs bosses say it will look to relocate parts of its manufacturing process following the changes, which will take place as early as next ye
Little Hulton dad-of-7 organises incredible surprise for 50 kids from the area (opens the original)
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A Salford dad has taken 50 children from his 'deprived' neighbourhood on a beach trip to Blackpool to support struggling parents. Jerry McCann, 39, booked an end-of-summer trip to the Pleasure Beach for Little Hulton youngsters aged between 10 and 16-years-old. The dad-of-seven says he organised the trip after becoming concerned about the lack of activities for young people in the area. McCann, who is the older brother of rapper, Jordan McCann, said that for some of the kids, the trip was the fi
The people behind the ragebaiting food posts on your Instagram feed (opens the original)
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We’ve all been there, you’re harmlessly doomscrolling and then suddenly you’re thrown into a fit of rage by the sight of one the most ungodly concoctions you have ever seen. A chicken burger dipped in milk chocolate sauce, sherbet sprinkled on fries with a scoop of ice cream or a doner kebab made of pure chocolate. Depending on what type of person you are, your reactions can range from sheer disgust to morbid curiosity. Nonetheless, the posts are clearly made to wake you from your techno slumber
How a massive Sir Edward Elgar collection found its home in Manchester (opens the original)
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A massive archive of work and personal items belonging to one of the greatest composers in British history has found a home in Manchester. The Hallé orchestra is the new proud custodian of Sir Edward Elgar's never before seen manuscripts, personal photos and household objects. A collection that took 60 years to build, the previous owner was Arthur Reynolds, an American businessman and Elgar enthusiast who spent a lifetime sourcing the musician’s possessions before donating them to the Hallé. Rey
Man tragically dies on street as emergency services rush to scene (opens the original)
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A man has sadly died after he suffered a heart attack on a street in Wigan. Emergency services were called to Gidlow Lane after receiving reports of a man in cardiac arrest on Sunday (September 27). Medic professionals attempted to save the man's life, but he was unfortunately pronounced dead at the scene. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily Newsletter GMP say there is not believed to be any suspicious circumstances surrounding the man's death. A small secti
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