inspectors found mouse droppings and filth at this sainsbury�*s.he ratings — which have since improved. this butcher apologised and said it would retrain staff. this cafe and supermarket didn't respond. and sainsbury�*s said the sticker and web information was outdated, have now been corrected and the rating of this store has improved. what's worrying is we found 27 places misleading the public. food safety experts told us this is happening in many other parts of the uk. guy lynn, bbc news. the number of breakdowns caused by potholes last month was the highest september figure for seven years. the aa says it attended more than 50—thousand call—outs related to holes in the road. the department for transport said it has committed to fixing a million more potholes in england per year. finally this half hour i want to show you some pictures from the annual international balloon fiesta in new mexico. the event takes place in albuquerque and attracts hundreds of hot air balloons of all different shapes and sizes. the nine—day fiesta draws thousands of sp

inspectors found mouse droppings and filth at this sainsbury�*s. corrected, and the rating of this store has improved. what's worrying is we found 27 places misleading the public. food—safety experts told us this is happening in many other parts of the uk. guy lynn, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. i mixed day and a mixed week of weather. showers are the common element. in the first half of the week it will feel quite mild but the second half of the week, a cold wind, or due to the presence of an ex a recount. at the moment this area of low pressure is responsible for showers. weather fronts tangled across the north of scotland today. further cloud and outbreaks of rain here but elsewhere that mixture of sometime and showers. some will be heavy and thundery but places stay dry, bright and in northern ireland, northern england and north wales. in the sunshine, warm for october, temperatures made to high teens. finish the day with heavy rain in the south—west, spreading northwards across england and wales into northern ireland. some

inspectors found mouse droppings and filth at this sainsbury�*s.fusion over the ratings — which have since improved. this butcher apologised and said it would retrain staff. this cafe and supermarket didn't respond. and sainsbury�*s said the sticker and web information was outdated, have now been corrected and the rating of this store has improved. what's worrying is we found 27 places misleading the public. food safety experts told us this is happening in many other parts of the uk. guy lynn, bbc news. coleen rooney and rebekah vardy are resuming their legal battle after the so—called wagatha christie libel case which they fought two years ago. a judge ruled it was substantially true that mrs vardy had leaked to the press private information about mrs rooney and ordered her to pay 90% of her costs. but rebekah vardy�*s lawyers are now claiming some of those costs are unreasonable. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba is at the high court. what are mrs vardy�*s lawyers disputing? well, people may remember that rebekah vardy lost that high pr

the retailer currently holds a near 28% share of the uk's grocery business, its closest competitor sainsburyle production in the us, as global demand for battery—powered cars continues to weaken. the japanese motor giant was aiming to start manufacturing in late 2025. it now looks like it will be pushed back by at least a year. several other major car makers, including volvo and ford, have recently scaled back their ev plans. let's take a look at the markets. over in europe, stocks broadly lower, the sentiment and risk over the middle east tensions here. while continuing its percent up to .4%. in the us, stocks are moving lower, all eyes on the job report tomorrow and that is all we have got time for. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. there are 3a games on thursday in the europa league and uefa conference league. manchester united are in portugal to face porto, a game that could have huge bearing on erik ten hag's future as united boss. they are sitting in the bottom half of the premier league after a humbling 3—0 defeat at old trafford on sunday, before that th

the retailer currently holds a near 28% share of the market — its closest competitor sainsbury meanwhile the full year to around $3.8 billion. that is your business today, we will see you very soon, bye—bye. hello from the bbc sport centre. it was a night of high emotion at aston villa, their first game at home in the top tier of european competition in over a0 years, and they won against bayern munich, the team they beat to become european champions in 1982. jhon duran scored the only goal, his fifth of the season, all of them coming off the bench. that's a first defeat for bayern munich under vincent kompany but for villa that's two wins out of two in the champions league iam so, i am so, so happy. we are happy here with our supporters and of course we are trying to transmit our energy, our game plan, connected with them because if they are connected with us transmitting the energy to us on the field, here we can feel really strong. we had big chances, didn't score — we had big chances, didn't score them, we gave away moments and in that moment, aston — moments and in that moment, asto

victims worked at the company and its subsidiaries, tesco, asda, co—op, waitrose, m&s and, until 2016, sainsburye their own brand products. normally, supermarkets will take much greater care about their own—brand products because that's their reputation that's on the line. i would be expecting them to do pretty thorough due diligence. at the bakery, the gang yet again had an insider, controlling the victims and funnelling their wages into the gang's bank accounts. i understand that the applications were completed by the traffickers, that there was a trafficker present when people were interviewed, and that they were all living at the same address. these are all red flags. so how did speciality flatbreads fail to spot the signs of slavery? its owner, andrew charalambous, declined our request for an interview, but he told the bbc in a phone call that the company had been: he added: "maybe there were certain telltale signs. "in hindsight, hr departments should be more alert." newsreader: good evening. the first part of the modern slavery act comes into effect later... newsreader: the government est

inspectors found mouse droppings and filth at this sainsbury�*s.lawyerjon payne. shocking, isn't it? get money, jon. we are all shocked by it, are you shocked? �* ., , , , , , shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many _ shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many places _ shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many places have - other parts of the uk. guy lynn, bbc news. we're joined now by food safety lawyerjon payne. shocking, isn't it? get money, jon. we are all shocked by it, are you shocked? �* ., , , , , , shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many _ shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many places _ shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many places have - shocked? i'm absolutely surprised that so many places have been - that so many places have been identified by this documentary, yes. it's pretty widespread, this kind of deception. latte it's pretty widespread, this kind of dece tion. ~ , ., ,., deception. we get inquiries about this re deception. we get inquiries about this pretty regularly, _ deception. we get inqu

and then they left them at tesco's and sainsbury�*s recycling points and tracked where they went., but for those that we did track, we found that 12 of them were burnt, effectively. four were sent overseas to be downcycled into lower—value products. and just one was downcycled in the uk. both sainsbury�*s and tesco's told us that if the soft plastic is in good condition, they try and recycle it. if not, it might end up being burnt for energy. this factory near derby takes soft plastic, washes it, and shreds it before turning it into pellets, which can be used to make more plastic products. this is a valuable material once we've cleaned it and washed it. so what's this going to be turned into? this will be turned into refuse sacks. this is what anti—plastic campaigners call downcycling, because it's not returning the plastic to its original use. so does that mean the circular labels on the packaging are misleading? we recognise that consumers are looking at this stuff very quickly. what they're going to see is a circular image — the usual recycling chasing arrows, closed—loop image

i've also got a very weird clip for you, mark, involving a guide dog and a sainsbury's supermarket. >that gag. listen patrick can't wait . patrick's patrick can't wait. patrick's live at nine. thanks to my brilliant pundits . tonight i'm brilliant pundits. tonight i'm back for mark dolan tonight tomorrow and sunday, 9 to 11. well done katie for working hard. patrick's next. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello and welcome to the latest update from the met office for gb news. as one low clears away this weekend, another deeper low turns up by sunday. so brighter for a time before more wet and windy weather arrives. courtesy of storm ashley, which during friday and early saturday is a relatively shallow low, but it deepens quickly. later saturday and then moves into the uk dunng and then moves into the uk during sunday. ahead of that , during sunday. ahead of that, another low is bringing spells of wet and windy weather to western parts of the uk this evening, and overnight. the fi

guilty over the deaths of her four young boys in a fire after she left them home alone to go to sainsbury'sthe locked terrace house when the fatal blaze broke out on the evening of the 16th of december 2021. sentencing will take place next month. in other news, at least nine people have been killed in an israeli airstrike in central beirut, according to lebanese officials . the israeli lebanese officials. the israeli military says it was a precision attack on the building, which they say housed a hezbollah affiliated health centre. it comes as israel has today warned more people to evacuate in southern lebanon . meanwhile, southern lebanon. meanwhile, hezbollah says it's detonated a bomb against israeli forces infiltrating a southern lebanese village. israel is carrying out an offensive against the iranian backed terror group hezbollah, which partly prompted iran to launch around 180 ballistic missiles at israel. freelance journalist charlie faulkner is on the ground in beirut and again today in the south of lebanon . lebanon. >> residents have been told to not return to their houses. these

and then they left them at tesco's and sainsbury�*s recycling points and tracked where they went.d later go on to be burnt in facilities like cement kilns. four were sent overseas to be downcycled into lower—value products. three were exported for incineration, and two were incinerated in the uk, and just one was downcycled in the uk. both sainsbury�*s and tesco's told us that if the soft plastic is in good condition, they try and recycle it. if not, it might end up being burnt for energy. soft plastics are particularly difficult to recycle because they're often contaminated by food, and there's a mix of different plastics in there. so before they can be processed, the plastic has to be washed and sorted. this factory near derby takes soft plastic, washes it, and shreds it before turning it into pellets, which can be used to make more plastic products. this is a valuable material once we've cleaned it and washed it. so what's this going to be turned into? this will be turned into refuse sacks — bin bags. into refuse sacks. bin bags. well, i like to call them refuse sacks — you cal

they then parked on the roof of the sainsbury car park next to the shopping _ sainsbury car park nextn have please i and 0 00189 thank you. we see them stopping to feed _ thank you. we see them stopping to feed the ducks in the river on their— to feed the ducks in the river on their walk away from the car park _ on their walk away from the car park. they— on their walk away from the car park. they are in that box. thev— park. they are in that box. they then _ park. they are in that box. they then went to the bishop's pub arriving at 145 and we see here _ pub arriving at 145 and we see here since _ pub arriving at 145 and we see here since i q. pub arriving at 145 and we see here since i 0. photo six. this photo — here since i 0. photo six. this photo shows two of them arriving _ photo shows two of them arriving. they stayed at the pub — arriving. they stayed at the pub for— arriving. they stayed at the pub for half an hour, leaving at 215 — pub for half an hour, leaving at 215 by— pub for half an hour, leaving at 215. by now, it was about 45 minutes — at 215. by now, it was about 45 m

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