from today, workers at tesco will no longer be entitled to additional sick leave if they test positive. the move was first reported by guardian the newspaper and it is a big change because until now workers at those businesses were entitled to additional sick leave if they test positive for covid to help them through the isolating period. we have heard from the unite union. any other reaction? tt have heard from the unite union. any other reaction?— other reaction? it was mainly from unite saying _ other reaction? it was mainly from unite saying that _ other reaction? it was mainly from unite saying that sainsbury's - other reaction? it was mainly from unite saying that sainsbury's and l unite saying that sainsbury's and tesco are essentially encouraging workers who are infectious with coronavirus to go into work, perhaps because they fear they might not get sick pay otherwise. that of course put other workers and potentially shoppers at risk. we should say we spoke to sainsbury's and from their part they say they are simply reviewing their policies in line with the latest government g

then he started working for tesco.opular in there. - he was open and honest with everybody. - you'd walk into tesco and the first thing he'd do is give you a hug. i two weeks before he died, he was in his manager's shirt and he's with this lady we've have known for years and they were just walking up together. and she turned round to me and she said, "you should be proud of him". i said, "i'm very proud of him". and that's stuck with me all this time, you know, iam proud. myjob, as a family liaison officer, is to be a conduit, really, - between the family and the senior investigating officers, _ and it's to explain where - we are with the investigation, it's being able to empathise with them in the most - horrific of circumstances. but the fact of the matter is i haven't lost my son, i my younger brother. so, whilst i try and empathise with them, i don't understand and i don't suppose i ever will. hello, ian. morning, joyce, 0k? am i allowed to come in? yes, you are. thank you very much. all right. - are you all right?

the unite union has criticised tesco and sainsbury�*s for cutting the right to extra sick pay. the supermarket giants say they've changed their rules in line with the government's "living with covid" policy. joining me now is our business correspondent, noor nanji. 0nce once the details? well, people across the uk with covid no longer have to illegally self—isolate. those rules have changed. and what we are seeing now our company is also changing and perhaps reviewing at their covid sickness leave policies that were put in place during the pandemic. so, from today, staff at tesco will no longer be offered additional sick leave if they test positive for the virus, and the same applies for staff at sainsbury�*s from tomorrow. this was first reported by the guardian newspaper, and it is a big change because until now workers who tested positive with coronavirus at there businesses were entitled to extra sick leave to cover them while they isolated. �* ., , .,. ., isolated. and what is the reaction been to this? _ isolated. and what is the reaction been to this? the _ isolated. and

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tesco now has a limit of three bottles per customer.ching the situation keenly as they monitor customer demand. the british retail consortium says the restrictions are temporary. most supermarkets in my understanding have solid supplies in their warehouses but they don't want to see any risk of that running out of people go and buy more than they need so they put in these temporary measures while they ramp up production of oils and try to look for alternative sources of sunflower oil to make sure that us at home can get the products we need when we need it. sunflower oil is notjust a staple for home cooks. manufacturers use it for our cupboard and freezer favourites. tasty biscuits, crunchy crisps, oven chips. the food standards agency has now warned consumers that some products labelled as sunflower oil may now contain alternatives to make sure they are still available. today, the boss of iceland said palm oil, a product they had removed from food production, will now be added back into 50 products temporarily, because of sunflower oil

tesco and morrisons have also said that profits will be lower and here's a thing, prices are going upday essentials to try and keep prices as low as possible, because of course food price inflation hasn't been this high since a decade ago and back then the big four but the prices that can be in much and allowed aldi and lidl to steal customers and they can't afford for that to happen this time round, so that to happen this time round, so thatis that to happen this time round, so that is why the supermarkets, the main supermarkets, are really trying to absorb as much as they can. but it's a really tricky balancing act because of course today, you had unilever saying, that's the company behind some big brands like dove and domestos, putting up prices by 8% but that lead to customers buying fewer products.— but that lead to customers buying fewer roducts. . ,, , . ,, fewer products. emma simpson, thank ou. the government has released a white paper about its plans to privatise channel 4. they say the plans will allow the broadcaster to raise funds in a way that it can't do at the moment a

tesco now has a limit of three bottles per customer. they monitor customer demand. the british retail consortium says the restrictions are temporary. most supermarkets in my understanding have, you know, solid supplies in their warehouses, but they don't want to see any risk of that running out if people go and buy more than they need so they put in these temporary measures while they ramp up production of oils and try and look for alternative sources of sunflower oil. top story, ukrainian city of odesa has been struck by motion missiles. we will keep you updated. then go away. hello there. there are some changes on the way for next week, and i'll show you those a little later on. for much of the country. and warm, as well — in dorset, temperatures reached 20 celsius. different story in the far north of scotland, where we've still got a lot of this cloudy weather. temperatures were nearer 8—9 celsius in the afternoon. it was also cooler around those north sea coasts. the wind continues to come in off the north sea, where sea surface tem

so, there's a limitat on supplies at the moment — uk supermarkets, tesco is allowing three bottles pertems each, and iceland, the boss of iceland, i was also told this morning that they're limiting production and bringing in smaller bottles. now, sunflower oil is used in so much of our cooking here in the united kingdom. we use it at home to cook, but it's also lots of the products that we buy from the supermarket and it's involved in so much factory production. one big manufacturer told the bbc a few months ago that they only had four months�* supply at that point, and it's used in their production processes for things like biscuits, oven chips, mayonnaise, tuna, crisps and cereal bars — huge amounts of, you know, cupboard staples that we all need day—to—day in our shops. now, there's a big push now to find alternative sources to sunflower oil as supplies run low. the invictus games, the sporting event for injured service personnel has ended in the netherlands. the event, started by britain's prince harry has seen competitors from 17 nations taking part including one from the us. we'v

our second prize are from richardson northeast tesco in columbia, south carolina. -- there winning entry is titled "missing white woman syndrome." >> according to the black and missing foundation, the coverage of white and minority victims is not proportionate. nearly 40% of missing persons are persons of,. >> nancy carrigan, tonya harding, wayne bobbitt. everybody knows what happened. i call missing white woman syndrome. if there is a missing white woman we will cover that every day. >> when social media star gabby petito went missing in september 2021 people but again -- began to wonder why they were getting the amount of coverage she was. >> media gives to caucasians liquor because -- quicker because they have better access to the media than the african-american. >> i think that that case does highlight the disparity in how a victim is treated in the press. >> we are happy that gabby petito got the attention she did get. like any other missing or at-risk person, she deserved that. but we all know just looking at how things play out nationally and worldwide that

tom: and we have test goes coming out -- tesco coming out today as well. we talked with a bullard and he is looking at 3% from the third quarter. barkin and brainard on the other side of the ledger. that's assess where we stand on inflation. -- let's assess where we stand on inflation. vincent: -- needs to do more looking at the latest inflation print. tom: is 9% too far? vincent: i think inflation is the story. at some point, there is the question of inflation peaking at some ways. we shouldn't slow too much of the economy is in coming months. -- economy in the coming months. we are looking for 50 basis point rate hikes in the coming meeting and it will be dependent for the fed looking at the inflation data. i am convinced that inflation is sticky somewhat and we have seen that already for used cars. we may see hopefully's in the course of the year where we have some form of agreement around the situation in ukraine, we might have less tension on oil and gas prices. to me, it is a matter to look at that. tom: maybe starting to peek in some context. you me

there is a limit on supplies at the moment, uk supermarkets, tesco along three bottles per customer atlimiting production bringing in smaller bottles. sunflower oil is using so much of our cooking here in the united kingdom. we use it at home to cook and it is also lots of the products we buy from the government and is involved in factory production. one big manager told the bbc a few months ago that they only had four months supply at that point and it is used in their production processes for things like biscuits, oven chips, mayonnaise, tuna, crisps and cereal bars. huge amounts of cupboard staples that will need day—to—day in our shops. there is a big push now to find alternative sources to sunflower oil supplies run low. rapeseed oil is being seen as a big alternative but obviously sunflower oil reduces in supply there has now been a push on demand for rapeseed oil that is causing prices for rapeseed oil to grow as well so, yes, supplies being limited and prices are being pushed up which is not what we want to hear either as the cost of living crisis in the uk continues to bite. a

in the retail space, tesco, u.k. retailer down by 2.4 percent today.ith a fairly cautious statement. it comes on the same day we are seeing inflation data coming out at 7%. basically talking about how they are going to struggle to keep prices under control for consumers pushed hard by the cost squeeze. but in some ways after years of a deflationary environment, this inflationary environment for a grocer is fairly good. a lot of this stuff is an elastic. people have got to buy it. in theory, top line on an inflation basis should be ticking along nicely. k+s, this fertilizer company out of europe, up by four .9%. unsurprisingly. because of the war in ukraine it is upgrading its guidance. today the company confirming up by 4.94% as we see fertilizer rises and everything associated with agriculture going through the roof right now, kriti. kriti: let's go down to what is going on in d.c. the pentagon will host leaders from top eight u.s. weapons many factors to discuss the industry's capacity to meet ukraine's needs. annmarie hordern, thanks for joining us.

so there is a limitation on supplies at the moment — uk supermarkets, tesco are offering three bottlescooking here in the united kingdom. we use it at home to cook, and it is also lots of the products we buy from supermarkets and is involved in factory production. one big manager told the bbc a few months ago that they only had four months' supply at that point and it is used in their production processes for things like biscuits, oven chips, mayonnaise, tuna, crisps and cereal bars. huge amounts of cupboard staples that we will need day—to—day in our shops. there's a big push now to find alternative sources to sunflower oil as supplies run low. almost 100,000 fans will fill out london's wembley stadium tonight as it hosts one of the biggest all—british heavyweight bouts in history. tyson fury will defend his wbc heavyweight title against dillian whyte. it'll be fury�*s second defence of the title he won from deontay wilder in february 2020. the champion will look to strengthen his status as the best in the division but whyte is planning to shock the boxing world. i can speak now to ja

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are cutting prices on 500 products, as to widening their drop in blood campaign, sainsbury�*s and tescotimes are tough so we had made a strategic decision to invest, we will not rest until the cost of living crisis is over and now you will see a constant drumbeat of food hacks, ideas, value messages, offers and deals from us so we have reduced the threshold for online because interestingly people are shopping differently because of the cost of fuel to drive to stores like this. we have frozen the price of all of our £1 lines until the end of the year, we have a £10 of 50 this week, we have launched an ethical credit scheme, we have put healthy start vouchers on milk bottles and we are unlocking amazing savings through the bonus card and seven—day deals as well so we are doing a million different things and we want to come up different things and we want to come up with his many ideas as we possibly can so we are there for customers through bad times. aha, lat customers through bad times. a lot ofthat customers through bad times. a lot of that sounds _ customers through bad times. a lot

this is where the competition comes in, tesco, sainsbury�*s, asda, they will look at one another and as shopping. —— shoppers. in those inflation figures in march were before the energy price increases. today we say goodbye to harry billinge, the d—day veteran and friend of breakfast, who died earlier this month, aged 96. his funeral will take place in his home town of st austell, in cornwall. jon kay is there for us. jon, it's a sad day but also a chance to celebrate an incredible life. absolutely, that is precisely the tone that people are hoping for today. thank you forjoining us. a beautiful body, rightly so, in —— a beautiful morning as we remember the spirit of harry billinge. this is where he lived for most of his life, just outside st austell, he would talk to the children in the school is about the horrors of war, this is where he raised his children, and he raised money to pay for that memorial in nobody for those who did not survive. —— in normandy. hundreds of people gather to lay him to rest today. richard is here today. a sad day, but what a character, we are also remem

tesco is allowing three items per customer, while waitrose and morrisons have limited shoppers to twos how you like it, i love going to the beach, l like it, i love going to the beach, wind, rain, anything, iwill take it. but today there is a mixture of pictures across the uk coming in from our weather watchers. here is a snapshot of how the cloud are spread out across the uk as it stands. north sea coast will always be cooler in the days ahead because we have the wind coming in from the east of the north sea. on the western shores with shelter in the sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm into this afternoon, but you can see there is more cloud across southern england at the moment. there is quite a bank sitting to the north of scotland. in terms of rainfall the cloud bearing very little in the next seven days. the map does likely shade in blue but thatis map does likely shade in blue but that is on the lower end of the millimetres accumulating over the course of the next seven days. the shower is very hit and miss, no giving spell of solid rain for any area of the uk in the next se

now, and we are - already seeing a light in the white retailers have absorbed and so sainsbury�*s, tescowitch from big brands to own labels? it will be a switch into _ big brands to own labels? it will be a switch into retailers _ big brands to own labels? it will be a switch into retailers where - big brands to own labels? it will be a switch into retailers where they l a switch into retailers where they get the best value and that is why we are seeing customers move about and it's notjust people like aldi and it's notjust people like aldi and lidl, they are moving into any retailer where they get consistent low prices and that is what will matter to customers over the next 18 months. , ., ., ., matter to customers over the next 18 months. , ., ., ~ ., months. ged futter, good to talk to ou, thank months. ged futter, good to talk to you. thank yom _ a bill to increase to 18 the minimum age for marriage and civil partnership in england and wales has been passed at westminster in the past hour. it now goes for royal assent. at the moment the minimum age is 16 but children aged under 18 mu

tesco today saying its pre—tax profits tripled last year compared with the previous 12 months. £2 billionpers that will kind of force the supervisors in a sense to follow was, if we start buying rather than a fancy brands, they sell the cheaper brands, the supermarkets will respond to that they should respond to that. it is a ke bat they should respond to that. it is a key bat and _ they should respond to that. it is a key bat and clear _ they should respond to that. it is a key bat and clear that _ they should respond to that. it is a key bat and clear that people i they should respond to that. it is a key bat and clear that people are i key bat and clear that people are going to be looking across the whole budget and saying, i need to make some savings somewhere. probably need to make some savings everywhere and the weekly shop, the weekly grocery shop is a big expenditure for many people and that is why will be looking to try to make some savings. sarah asks, when does this end? how did things get better for those of us who are struggling? probably not the answer i would like to be giv

tesco had their results of this morning and their profits are at £2.8 million and they say they are doinger of a quarterfinal second leg.. of a quarterfinal second leg. real were 3—1 up after the first leg at stamford bridge last week, but this mason mount goal, early in the first half, gave chelsea hope. antonio rudiger made it two before an excellent goal from timo werner put chelsea ahead on aggregate, and on the verge of the semi—finals. but rodrygo equalised for real to take the tie to extra—time, and then that man, karim benzema scored the winner — it finished 5—4 to real madrid on aggregate. we were unlucky, that's why we are disappointed. we got beaten by pure individual quality and conversion. effective conversion of our mistakes. unfortunately we had two mistakes off the ball, the most crucial moments in games against real madrid. so in the end we were unlucky. a record crowd for a women's match in northern ireland saw england all but assure their world cup qualification after a comprehensive 5—0 win over the hosts. at a packed windsor park in belfast it was lauren hemp who scor