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Amazon destroying millions of items of unsold stock in one of its UK warehouses every year, ITV News investigation finds
The ex-Amazon worker who helped expose the millions of items of unwanted stock being destroyed in the UK by online giant
QuoteAmazon destroying millions of items of unsold stock in one of its UK warehouses every year, ITV News investigation findshttps://www.itv.com/news/2021-06-21/amazon-destroying-millions-of-items-of-unsold-stock-in-one-of-its-uk-warehouses-every-year-itv-news-investigation-findsQuoteThe ex-Amazon worker who helped expose the millions of items of unwanted stock being destroyed in the UK by online gianthttps://www.itv.com/news/2021-06-18/the-ex-amazon-worker-who-helped-expose-the-millions-of-items-of-unwanted-stock-being-destroyed-in-the-uk-by-online-giantStaggering
Greece Will Lower Speed Limits, Raise Penalties for Road ViolationsNotorious for ignoring traffic rules, Greeks will soon find themselves subject to drastically reduced speed limits in populated areas under a revised code being devised by the Transport and Infrastructure Ministry.That was proposed by the newly-established Committee for Road Safety to put the country in accordance with other European Union member states and will see the speed limit cut from 50 kilometers per hour (31 miles) to 30 kilometers (19 miles) with no word how it would be enforced in those areas.
Met Office warns of very high pollen count this week‘Grass pollen now in peak season,’ forecast says
Orchids, vultures and walruses: The rare species turning up in the UKImpacts of the climate crisis and human activity are among key reasons non-native species land on our shores
Boris Johnson fails to deny plans to cut back on pensionsBoris Johnson has failed to deny that the government is considering dropping the pensions triple-lock to help pay for the recovery from Covid.The prime minister was speaking after reports that chancellor Rishi Sunak is considering suspending the measure - under which state pensions rise in line with the highest of prices, average wages or 2.5 per cent - for a year in order to avoid a bumper hike as pay soars in the wake of the pandemic.And reports today suggested the Treasury are considering cutting the pensions lifetime allowance or tax reliefs or introducing new taxation on employer contributions to bring down the ever-mounting bill.
Calls to change the law due to fears patients are being deceived by unqualified ‘nurses’Anyone can call themselves a nurse, even if they have no qualifications or have been struck off by the regulator
