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Iceland launches early Christmas scheme that gives shoppers an extra £15

Shoppers who save £100 or more to their Bonus Card between now and August 31 will be able to receive a £15 bonus.

Daily Record

Iceland launches way to get an extra £15 free in time for Christmas

The money is designed to help shoppers in the cost of living crisis

Wales Online

Iceland boss warns of 'worrying' trend as shoppers are hit with rising food prices

The frozen supermarket's boss has said that a rise in shoplifting and aggressive incidents have been triggered by rising prices of food.

Daily Record

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Iceland boss warns of 'worrying' new trend seen in stores as food prices rise

Shoplifting and aggression are increasingly common in Iceland stores, according to managing director Richard Walker, and it's all because of the big squeeze on household incomes

Daily Mirror

Iceland boss' warning over 'worrying' new trend, as food prices continue to rise

Richard Walker blamed the ongoing cost of living crisis on causing the unfortunate new trend

Chronicle Live

Supermarket boss's warning over 'worrying' new trend as food prices rise

Iceland's managing director, Richard Walker, was interviewed on the problems cropping up over the mounting cost of living crisis

Irish Mirror

Iceland supermarket boss issues warning over 'worrying' new trend as food prices soar

He says it's because people are struggling

Nottingham Post

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Supermarket chief warns customers about worrying new trend being seen in stores

The cost of living crisis is being blamed by Iceland Managing Director Richard Walker

Wales Online

Iceland boss issues warning over worrying new trend as food prices rise

Richard Walker said the cost-of-living crisis has sparked an unfortunate new trend

Liverpool Echo

'Journalists should not be persecuted': Germany's embassy in Delhi is 'closely monitoring' Zubair's arrest

Germany's embassy in New Delhi is "monitoring very closely" the arrest of Alt News cofounder Muhammed Zubair and is also "in contact" with its "EU partners on the ground", a representative of the German foreign ministry has said.

Newslaundry

Iceland boss says cost of living crisis 'will get worse by autumn'

Richard Walker said the impact on customers gives him sleepless nights

Wales Online

One Grocer Wanted to Give Up Plastic. It Got Rotting Bananas.

When one of the best-known supermarket chains in the U.K. decided to remove plastic from its products, it hadn't anticipated a spike in shoplifting.

Bangkok Post

Fragrance Shop and Iceland bosses among business leaders on Queen's Birthday Honours list for Platinum Jubilee

Liverpool events chief and East Lancashire Chamber CEO also honoured

Birmingham Post

Iceland boss says shoppers are putting food back when they hit £40 at the till

Prices of essentials have risen dramatically in recent months, with some Iceland customers being forced to turn to food banks

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The Independent UK

Government ‘dragged kicking and screaming’ to act on cost of living – Labour

Labour’s chairwoman Anneliese Dodds criticised the ‘frustrating’ lack of measures to tackle the causes of the crunch and not just the symptoms.

Wales Online

Iceland boss says hard-up shoppers are putting food back on shelves when they hit £40 at the till

Richard Walker also admitted his discount chain is losing custom to food banks

Daily Mirror

Skint Iceland shoppers putting rest of their food back when they hit £40 at the till

Iceland managing director Richard Walker said a loaf of bread is up from 89p to £1.10 and milk has risen 'quite dramatically', leading to tough choices for some shoppers at the till

Wales Online

Iceland shoppers are asking staff to stop scanning food when they reach certain amount

The boss of the frozen food chain said "we are losing customers to foodbanks, that is a reality"

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The Independent UK

Iceland to introduce 10 per cent discount for shoppers aged over 60 amid cost of living crisis

The company said it was the first UK supermarket to introduce such a discount.

The Independent UK

Iceland to introduce 10% discount for shoppers aged over 60 amid cost of living crisis

The company said it was the first UK supermarket to introduce such a discount.

Wales Online

McDonald's gigs help fast-food worker become celebrity with restaurant customers

Manager offered him a permanent slot at the London Liverpool Street branch, and now he regularly belts out his tunes from behind the counter

Daily Mirror

People left in stitches at McDonald's employee who busks while serving burgers

Richard Walker has been brightening the days of McDonald's customers by singing between orders - and people online can't get enough of his 'brilliant' performances

Glasgow Live

Tesco, Morrisons and more introduce purchase limits on products due to Ukraine war

As a result of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, supermarkets such as Tesco, Iceland, and Morrisons have introduced limits on some products, meaning customers can only pick up a certain quantity at a time

Daily Record

Tesco, Waitrose, Morrisons and Iceland introduce new rule for every shopper

The new rules are only temporary and have been brought in to make sure there is availability for everyone.

Edinburgh Live

Tesco, Morrisons and Waitrose introduce new rule due to supply chain problems

Tesco is allowing three coking oil items per customer while Waitrose and Morrisons have placed limits of just two items each, in what they are calling a temporary measure to 'ensure availability'.

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