All comment & opinion articles – Page 428
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Cook Me The Money: strange, tired TV that undermined itself
Does it get any worse than the terrestrial channels on weekday mornings?…
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Time for supermarkets to take part in grown-up conversations
With the horsemeat scandal finally off the front pages, the whole issue of food mislabelling is back with a vengeance…
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Competitive chilli eaters leave Titania cold
There is a group of men – idiots? – who believe that the hotter a chilli sauce is, the better…
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Ella's overseas success shows why British brands are best
I was pleased to read about Ella’s Kitchen’s sales surge in international markets…
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Against the badger cull: opposing could boost organics
According to the Soil Association, organic product sales fell 1.5% in the UK in 2012 after a 3.7% fall in 2011…
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Pro the badger cull: NFU on why we have to act
The latest TB incidence figures make for sobering reading…
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Financial agility is key for modern account managers
The ability to use numbers can persuasively transform your results…
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Jaded Greens
Three of the world’s biggest suppliers this week revealed, in separate announcements, they are smashing their targets to cut their environmental impact…
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Tesco on TV
Until recently few would have imagined the Tesco Clubcard as a gateway for free re-runs of Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps or Alistair McGowan’s Big Impression…
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Not a hare between them
Easter has come and gone, and with it - it would seem - protection for one particular bit of wildlife…
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A fairer claims process at last?
Easter Monday sees the long-awaited implementation of many of Lord Justice Jackson’s civil justice reforms…
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The supply chain scandal of slavery
I recently attended the launch of a report on equipping the UK to fight modern day slavery…
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The daily miracle of low-income food budgeting
There’s much media coverage when Chancellors present their Budgets to parliament…
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Managing your boss: how to get the best results
Research shows nearly 65% of people leave their jobs because of their boss…
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In the health onslaught, this looks like a salt and battery
The industry is suffering from a health regulation onslaught, or as it should henceforth be known, a salt and battery…
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Flapjack attack leads to school dinner diktat
‘Scum’-style scenes at the Castle View school in Canvey Island, Essex this week
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SWRI ladies show Theo Randall and Rachel Allen how it's done
Ainsley Harriot’s never been a stranger to hyperbole…
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Olive oil for ailments as Titania takes the train
The greatest fear of our glorious leader Karoline (with a K) is apparently the arrival of Alzheimer’s…
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A step in the right direction
There has not been much optimism on the high street of late. 2013 has seen a number of big names under threat, while boarded-up shops are becoming all too familiar a sight around the UK…
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Not so convenient
Another 50 Sainsbury’s Locals are coming to London and the South East by early 2014, bringing the total number in the region to 200, the retailer has announced…