tesco, north face, is that riuht? ., . tesco, north face, is that right?sco, _ right? correct. let's talk about tesco, the - right? correct. let's talk| about tesco, the biggest retailer in the uk, also around the world. what is its sustainability emphasis for this month ofjuly? is it doing anything in particular? rather than taking — anything in particular? rather than taking out _ anything in particular? rather than taking out particular - than taking out particular companies, iam than taking out particular companies, i am actually very optimistic about what we see from business at the moment, i think for a couple of reasons. one is that i think business and markets have now finally woken up to the reality of the climate and resource crisis. 0bviously plastic is central to both of those. but also we see that the drivers of business success are now much more closely aligned with the sustainability agenda, so employees are voting with their feet according to the purpose of the organisation they are working for, customers are moving around plastic packaging

is it tesco express is it extra it tesco express or is it extra express the what's your preferred tescoike megastore. i like like the megastore. i like to know get a t shirt as well know i can get a t shirt as well as crisps. as some crisps. >> megastores could raise >> megastores you could raise your places. >> we've moved in. we shop very slowly. we three and slowly. we spent three and a half in every round. half years in every round. >> you were in. you were in >> but you were in. you were in a tesco express and they were like filling the like they were filling up the shelves, but only putting like they were filling up the sifront;, but only putting like they were filling up the sifront linet only putting like they were filling up the sifront line of only putting like they were filling up the sifront line of coffee. nly putting a front line of coffee. >> and said, oh, coffee's >> and i said, oh, coffee's popular. just little passing popular. just a little passing comment. i thought, it's all gone. they said, they gone. yeah. and they said, they said they've been running said no, they

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the rac says asda , tesco, morrisons and says asda, tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an averageer litre on fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to those higher pump prices . you can get more on pump prices. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website , gbnews.com. now our website, gbnews.com. now it's back to . it's back to. martin and thank you for that update. >> tatiana. welcome back to gb news saturday with me. martin daubney on your tv online and of course, on your digital radio. now the centenary of first world war memorial in leicestershire is being marked today in remembrance of the local people who died serving the armed who died serving in the armed forces . the caroline tower in forces. the caroline tower in loughborough is 46m tall and is thought to be unique as a stand alone monument and instrument built 100 years to the day. it was opened. our east midlands. reporter will hollis has this story . a familiar sound for story. a familiar sound for loughboro

you've got the giant tesco express, the tesco extra giant one. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> where there's 26like, wow, i didn't know there were so many different brands of bacon. and have they built the infrastructure in order to make it possible to tax you whether you like it or not? >> well, what they're hoping is when electric when they bring in electric cars, they're to do road cars, they're going to do road pricing. they're going tax pricing. so they're going to tax you by the back door anyway. and electric cars going to be electric cars are going to be really because of all really expensive because of all the rare earth minerals. so, the rare earth minerals. and so, so people are actually so very few people are actually going get to drive them. so going to get to drive them. so what's to happen is, as what's going to happen is, as you back earlier, you're you came back to earlier, you're going get deliveries. so going to get door deliveries. so you're reliant on you're going to be reliant on using digital currency as using your digital currency as long said long as you haven't said som

you've got the giant tesco express, the tesco extra giant one. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> where there's 26ke, wow, i didn't know there were so many different brands of bacon. and have they built the infrastructure in order to make it possible to tax you whether you like it or not? >> well, what they're hoping is when electric when they bring in electric cars, they're to do road cars, they're going to do road pricing. they're going tax pricing. so they're going to tax you by the back door anyway. and electric cars going to be electric cars are going to be really because of all really expensive because of all the rare earth minerals. so, the rare earth minerals. and so, so people are actually so very few people are actually going get to drive them. so going to get to drive them. so what's to happen is, as what's going to happen is, as you back earlier, you're you came back to earlier, you're going get deliveries. so going to get door deliveries. so you're reliant on you're going to be reliant on using digital currency as using your digital currency as long said long as you haven't said somet

this one from olga mo tesco, who has met victoria amalina before, and she talks about high kind victoriafrom a well—known ukrainian author. he says that victoria amalina was one of the kindest and most charitable ukrainian writers. he shows a picture of her. all ukrainian historian writes about how victoria was documenting war crimes, but instead, how she became the victim of those war crimes. officials from ukraine have also been showing her picture, saying how her death proves the war crimes committed by russia in ukraine. human rights activists have called the attack war crimes. victoria amalina died on the 1st of july in hospital with herfriends and family beside her. that july in hospital with her friends and family beside her.- july in hospital with her friends and family beside her. that is it for me. and family beside her. that is it for me- for— and family beside her. that is it for me. for now, _ and family beside her. that is it for me. for now, it _ and family beside her. that is it for me. for now, it is _ and family beside her. that is it for me. for now, it is time - and f

profits on fuel as well, but instead of undercutting them as wholesale prices fell, rivals including tescot a bit strange that in a digital age, asda and morrisons insists their fuel margins remain very low and don't include costs, saying any modest rise in fuel profits has been used to keep groceries as low as possible. emma simpson, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk.... a court in london has heard claims that the hollywood actor kevin spacey was an aggressive predator, who was uncomfortable with his sexuality. an alleged victim told the jury that he had made it clear mr spacey�*s advances were unwanted, but he persisted, and began to sexually assault him. mr spacey, who denies the charges, was also described as a bit creepy. our correspondent sanchia berg was in court... kevin spacey arriving at court for the second day of his trial, pleading not guilty to the charges and his lawyers and pleading not guilty to the charges and his lawyers said last week it but he was baffled and deeply hurt by the evidence of this particular witness. figures fro

so this sort of wimpy little group have decided that supermarkets such as marks spencer's and tesco ,a, etcetera, shouldn't be allowed to sell their at home meal to sell their cook at home meal deals as marks and deals such as marks and spencer's range and spencer's dining range and tesco's dinner for to promotion. so what they want to do is they want impose their miserable want to impose their miserable lives on you and tell you lives to on you and tell you what you can't do in your own kitchen. you want. they kitchen. you if you want. they don't want you to. they don't trust you. don't trust you trust you. they don't trust you with shopping. with your shopping. >> you the main >> they say if you have the main the and everything, then the side and everything, then it's many calories. well, it's too many calories. well, how do they know how many calories get obese? calories you'll get obese? maybe. my maybe. maybe this is my cheat day. but bagging for day. but if i'm bagging for three day, what they three hours a day, what they don't i'm doing. don't know why i'm doing. >> be running

so this sort of wimpy little group have decided that supermarkets such as marks spencer's and tesco ,a, etcetera, shouldn't be allowed to sell their at home meal to sell their cook at home meal deals as marks and deals such as marks and spencer's range and spencer's dining range and tesco's dinner for to promotion. so what they want to do is they want impose their miserable want to impose their miserable lives on you and tell you lives to on you and tell you what you can't do in your own kitchen. you want. they kitchen. you if you want. they don't want you to. they don't trust you. don't trust you trust you. they don't trust you with shopping. with your shopping. >> you the main >> they say if you have the main the and everything, then the side and everything, then it's many calories. well, it's too many calories. well, how do they know how many calories get obese? calories you'll get obese? maybe. my maybe. maybe this is my cheat day. but bagging for day. but if i'm bagging for three day, what they three hours a day, what they don't i'm doing. don't know why i'm doing. >> be running

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the rac says asda, tesco , morrisons and sainsbury's tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making ange of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel sales when the ukraine war began in february last year. sales when the ukraine war began in february last year . the in february last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. so supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. now the number of cancer staff leaving the nhs is on the rise, with more than 4000 having left the workforce last yeah having left the workforce last year. new figures from nhs england show the rate of those leaving cancer hospitals and community health services has hit 12.1% in the year to september last year. that was an increase from 10.4% the year before and the highest rate since at least 2010. well, it comes as new analysis from macmillan cancer support shows since 2010, the number of patients seen by a specialist for suspected cancer has grown almost four times faster than the number of nhs cancer staff . the number of nhs cancer staff. a

tesco's already promised to put the unit price on its clubcard promotions. do some maths in your head about is this are we comparing like with like? i definitely do pay attention to them as if i'm trying to get a good deal when i'm wandering around the supermarket, especially with like detergents and things like that. it's like reading the fine print. you don't it... it doesn't stand out. you have to pay attention to it. the watchdog says unit pricing provides critical information in this cost of living crisis, and the rules need improving to make sure shoppers get the best deals. emma simpson, bbc news. and you can get more information on the cost of living and ways to help on the tackling it together pages of the bbc news website or on the bbc news app. there's been more disruption for rail passengers today as up to 20,000 staff at 1a train companies in england walked out in a dispute about working conditions, jobs and pay. it's the first of three strikes by the rmt this month. services to and from wales and scotland are also affected. the next strikes are

profits on fuel as well, but instead of undercutting them as wholesale prices fell, rivals including tescooo. isn't it a bit strange that in a digital age, motorists don't know daily fuel prices? it's a really interesting point because in many, many markets that information is already available at the touch of a button. so, at the moment, the only way they publish their information is at the pump, so we think it's necessary, therefore, to compel retailers to provide that information. the government agrees, and to new powers to monitor this crucial sector more closely. asda and morrisons insists their fuel margins remain very low and don't include costs, saying any modest rise in fuel profits has been used to keep groceries as low as possible. emma simpson, bbc news. our political editor chris mason is at westminster. when we talk about potential government action or response what are we really saying? timer;r government action or response what are we really saying?— are we really saying? they say they will bu , are we really saying? they say they will buy. they _ are we really saying? they

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tesco's already promised to put the unit price on its clubcard promotions. in your head about, is this...are we comparing like with like? i definitely do pay attention to them as if i'm trying to get a good deal when i'm wandering around the supermarket, especially with detergents and things like that. it's like reading the fine print. you don't... it doesn't stand out. you have to pay attention to it. the watchdog says unit pricing provides critical information in this cost of living crisis, and the rules need improving to make sure shoppers get the best deals. emma simpson, bbc news. one thing badly affecting food prices is the war in ukraine. global wheat prices have risen sharply after russian missiles hit ukraine's black sea coast, destroying 60,000 tonnes of grain, and damaging storage facilities. moscow has now pulled out of a deal which had ensured safe passage of grain shipments, saying it now treats all vessels heading for ukrainian ports, as potential military targets. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has that story. russia is lashing out

asda tesco , morrisons and says.da tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. this is gb news we will bnng in 2016. this is gb news we will bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to calvin . now, though, back to calvin. >> when i left the church of england last year after a disagreement over the church's stance on critical race theory, angela tilby wrote in the church times, quote , the affair is times, quote, the affair is monumental own goal for the diocese of london, which will now have to cope with him on tv in his clerical collar as a minister of christ's church, politely but accurately bewailing, our moral and theological spinelessness . miss theological spinelessness. miss tilby and i could not be more politically different. so this was high p

asda tesco , morrisons and says.da tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litre on fuel fuel sales when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. this is gb news we will bnng in 2016. this is gb news we will bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to calvin . now, though, back to calvin. >> when i left the church of england last year after a disagreement over the church's stance on critical race theory, angela tilby wrote in the church times, quote , the affair is times, quote, the affair is monumental own goal for the diocese of london, which will now have to cope with him on tv in his clerical collar as a minister of christ's church, politely but accurately bewailing, our moral and theological spinelessness . miss theological spinelessness. miss tilby and i could not be more politically different. so this was high p

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low cost store aldi seeing sales up 24% in the period compared to tesco's 22%.his is ahead of tomorrow's cpi inflation numbers. switching back to casino again, daniel kretinsky is closer to the bid to takeover after the $1.2 billion injection he is the sole bidder after 3f holding dropped its offer after the weekend. lots going on here charlotte is here at the desk with me. we were talking about the developments yesterday i guess the question for investors is how much potential upside to the can sino stock do this new bidder present? will this change the fortunes of casino with kretinsky? >> we see very cautious movement this morning it is a wait-and-see offer with kretinsky to take over casino. you know that offer is 1.2 billion euro index to give him a 53% stake. he was the second largest shareholder. now he has some financial issues with casino. he is the man who has his hands in many retailers. one company in germany and here in the uk and one in france. he has many stakes in many businesses he would take control if the negotiations come go the board continu

authority said that after asda and morrisons had hiked their fuel prices, the other supermarkets, such as tescoa competitive market and instead raised their prices in line with these changes." some experts have argued for some time that the competition authorities have been stuck in a somewhat economically naive and outdated view on what they need to do to make sure markets deliverfor consumers. this view, they say, is based on the belief that an absence of direct proof of collusion on price setting between firms is sufficient. the belief that the market share of a particular firm is the key metric. the intellectual revolution was slightly sinister in the way. it came from a world run by an economics movement which invited regulators to focus on a rather narrow set of consumer welfare, doing rather detailed economic modelling of what might happen to prices as far as consumers were concerned. and certainly the effect, and i am inclined to believe the intention of all of that, was to emasculate anti—competition policy and that is what happened in the us, which undermined it somewhat in the uk. we

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and with you, we are tesco's and we're going to tell you exactly how much costs tend to agree how muchth that. to be fair, do you know, honestly to know, i was honestly bored to tears by this story, for once tears by this story, so for once i just let lewis i was happy just to let lewis round. that's it because round. well, that's it because it's boring. >> boring story coming up. >> boring story coming up. >> korea naughtiness >> north korea naughtiness t levels in decline. tiktok takeover . we'll see you in takeover. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey . who is your latest gb vautrey. who is your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. look, a few of us have managed to see some sunny spells throughout today, but there still few but there are still a few showers lingering on into the evening and friday as well, evening and into friday as well, particularly of particularly for parts of northern ireland through scotland as

the rsa says asda , tesco, the rsa says asda, tesco, morrisons and sainsbury's were making an averagelast year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices . supermarket higher pump prices. supermarket fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016. on england have won their first women's world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead , with a retaken penalty, lead, with a retaken penalty, aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. will the lionesses who have lost just 1 in 33 games under the current manager , take on denmark in manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week ? the very best of luck to week? the very best of luck to them. melissa is gb news. we will of course bring you more as it happens. now though, back to nana. good afternoon. >> this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headlines this

and, you kno sausages in tesco, you know? the sausages in tesco, you know? it's possible, isn't it?ible. >> there's weird thing >> but there's a weird thing that are i that why there are normally i dismiss stuff i see on twitter like don't believe like this. i don't believe everything i see. but there's been claims of this and been so many claims of this and it's been with other people's been so many claims of this and it's be like 'ith other people's been so many claims of this and it's be like julie:her people's been so many claims of this and it's be like julie:her pe0|books books like julie bindels books and joyce's book. and helen joyce's book. >> funny enough, today i saw an article that breivik's article that andreas breivik's manifesto is actually still on sale on the waterstones website, which is that's allowed . which is that's allowed. >> so you buy that. you >> so you can buy that. you could kampf, could probably buy mein kampf, but by but you can't buy books by feminists what is feminists. there you go. what is going feminists. there you go. what is goiiit's well, you f

and, you kno sausages in tesco, you know? the sausages in tesco, you know? it's possible, isn't it?ible. >> there's weird thing >> but there's a weird thing that are i that why there are normally i dismiss stuff i see on twitter like don't believe like this. i don't believe everything i see. but there's been claims of this and been so many claims of this and it's been with other people's been so many claims of this and it's be like 'ith other people's been so many claims of this and it's be like julie:her people's been so many claims of this and it's be like julie:her pe0|books books like julie bindels books and joyce's book. and helen joyce's book. >> funny enough, today i saw an article that breivik's article that andreas breivik's manifesto is actually still on sale on the waterstones website, which is that's allowed . which is that's allowed. >> so you buy that. you >> so you can buy that. you could kampf, could probably buy mein kampf, but by but you can't buy books by feminists what is feminists. there you go. what is going feminists. there you go. what is goiiit's well, you f

whether it is tesco or smaller merchants in everyday spend categories, we want to make sure we have confidence want to spend but also we can help them grow, allowing us to be an efficient marketing channel so they can market into our premium cardmember base and find new customers. it is something we call amex offers. it is powered by the unique and rich data we have by being the issuer of the cars -- cards at having those relationships. caroline: why do this now, when we are thinking about an economy that is tougher and we are thinking about people spending in a different matter, why make this commitment to be more overseas? raymond: two things. our card members wanted to use their card in more places. we started on this journey in the u.s. to reach parity. in the u.s., 99% of that merchants that accept credit cards now accept american express. and we wanted to make sure we were in the places where our cardmembers live, work and travel. we focus the teams on international cities and we have made material progress. they expect -- accept american express since 2018 and we continue to have upside

>> i mean, why shouldn't you be able at tesco next? you able to shop at tesco next?ou know, if you hold a certain type of view, i, i personally believe that should have that any business should have the refuse you anything the right to refuse you anything that they providing as that they are providing as a commercial service. are commercial service. you are behaving commercial service. you are berlf'ing commercial service. you are berlf you are behaving in way >> if you are behaving in a way that find distasteful. that they find distasteful. if you're lawfully. do. you're behaving lawfully. i do. i think absolutely if they're behaving in the same way that i think it's perfectly reasonable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly reasonable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly wantnable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly want to3le behaving in the same way that i think people fectly want to make when people don't want to make cakes for gay weddings. think cakes for gay weddings. i think it's but i think you it's dreadful. but

>> i mean, why shouldn't you be able at tesco next? you able to shop at tesco next?ou know, if you hold a certain type of view, i, i personally believe that should have that any business should have the refuse you anything the right to refuse you anything that they providing as that they are providing as a commercial service. are commercial service. you are behaving commercial service. you are berlf'ing commercial service. you are berlf you are behaving in way >> if you are behaving in a way that find distasteful. that they find distasteful. if you're lawfully. do. you're behaving lawfully. i do. i think absolutely if they're behaving in the same way that i think it's perfectly reasonable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly reasonable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly wantnable behaving in the same way that i think people fectly want to3le behaving in the same way that i think people fectly want to make when people don't want to make cakes for gay weddings. think cakes for gay weddings. i think it's but i think you it's dreadful. but

said, why do you tesco's and i said, why do you have these?m? and they absolutely don't know. oh, we know. no, they just say, oh, we think case somebody shoplifts think in case somebody shoplifts or just food or or they just steal the food or something like that. i'm like, no, why you have these? no, but why do you have these? do understand that this a do you understand that this is a shoplifter will walk up to a till home like i, till and sort of go home like i, i go in there and just get my phone out and take of phone out and take lots of pictures of myself, like just just for fun to show. it's such a and it's such. it's a, a joke and it's such. it's a, it's people do not have privacy anymore. it's scary that we are going that going in this direction, that everyone vetted. you know, everyone is vetted. you know, you're your face, your you're scanned, your face, your face scanned where is this face is scanned where is this going and you're right. going to stop? and you're right. we to start figuring out we need to start figuring out what laws

and with you, we are tesco's and we're going to tell you exactly how much costs tend to agree how much that. to be fair, do you know, honestly to know, i was honestly bored to tears by this story, so for once i just lewis i was happy just to let lewis round. it because round. well, that's it because it's boring. >> boring story coming up. >> boring story coming up. >> north korea naughtiness t levels in decline. tiktok takeover . we'll see you in takeover. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey . who is your latest gb vautrey. who is your latest gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. look, a few of us have managed to see some sunny spells throughout today, but there are a few but there are still a few showers lingering on into the evening into friday as well, evening and into friday as well, particularly of particularly for parts of northern ireland through scotland well. few scotland as well. also a few just clearing off the just

and tesco, though tesco still have the most market share .ng off today, monday with some unofficial figures , the some unofficial figures, the official inflation figures that are going to be watched very closely, not just but closely, not just here but around world they'll around the world because they'll determine of determine what the bank of england interest rates england does on interest rates when meets in the first week when it meets in the first week of august. come out on of august. they come out on wednesday. and wednesday is going they'll going to be a big day. they'll come seven, 7 am. come out at seven, eight, 7 am. i'll be here in the studio talking about it all day because it down time. it it didn't go down last time. it stayed american stayed at 8.7. and american inflation now is 3. so we're an outlier now internationally , but outlier now internationally, but we're kicking off the week with these numbers also from a very reputable source , the which reputable source, the which magazine. but they're not official . it's which's

katie: supermarkets are very cash generative but at the same time tesco, sainsbury's, all these big supermarketsollowing their own strategies to try to be as efficient and make as many costs savings as possible. they are clear to say they run on tight margins. 3% or less than 3% margins. guy: cash generating as well but working capital, how much effort is being made to free up working capital? katie: it's something all the supermarkets are continuing to look at, you know? it's one of the important things on their balance sheet. they have got many moving parts and the supply chain is a keep art of that. guy: in terms of what they expect demand to look like going forward, the u.k. consumer is being pressed and pressed hard at the moment. any sign that that is easing? katie: it depends on which data you want to look at. there is data recently looking at disposable income and depending on looking at the more wealthy households, in that regard yes, we are seeing salaries increase and seeing more wealthy households with more money to spend. if you look further down the scale at those households that d

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the rsa says asda, tesco morrisons and sainsburys were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litres when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. super market fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016, when england have won their first womens world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead with a retaken penalty, aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. the lionesses, who have lost just 1 in 33 games under the current manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week . very best of match next week. very best of luck to them. while tv , online luck to them. while tv, online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now though, back to . neil >> when the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything like it's a nail. for at least three years now, if not in fact, for a whole lot longer, governments here and elsewhere across the west have kept the hammer hand . d

the rsa says asda, tesco morrisons and sainsburys were making an average of around 4.7 pence per litreles when the ukraine war began last year. the motoring company found this had increased to around £0.10 per litre, leading to higher pump prices. super market fuel margins were 2.3 pence per litre in 2016, when england have won their first womens world cup match with a 1—0 victory over haiti in brisbane. it took 29 minutes for georgia stanway to push the lionesses into the lead with a retaken penalty, aiming the ball low into the left corner of the net. the lionesses, who have lost just 1 in 33 games under the current manager, take on denmark in their second group match next week . very best of match next week. very best of luck to them. while tv , online luck to them. while tv, online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now though, back to . neil >> when the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything like it's a nail. for at least three years now, if not in fact, for a whole lot longer, governments here and elsewhere across the west have kept the hammer hand .

. >> tesco supermarket >> one tesco supermarket charging £0.15 litre more than charging £0.15 a litrese fiona phillips has given a very brave interview the daily interview to the daily mirror. she's the presenter revealing she's the tv presenter revealing that she was diagnosed with alzheimer's months ago. only alzheimer's 18 months ago. only 60 young , very young. 60 far too young, very young. and of course it killed her parents. >> awful. awful. and we're going to have some beautiful pictures from scotland. cameron is from scotland. cameron walker is there the king and queen there with the king and queen this morning. they've got a big celebratory week. hollywood week, of course, up in scotland. so going talking to so we're going to be talking to cameron there. it's the cameron up there. it's the scottish coronation and we'll be there. >> of will good morning. it's 930 on wednesday, the 5th of july. this is britain's newsroom on gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. >> a very happy birthday to the nhs. today marks 75 years of our national health service. we're going to be takin

the cmi in their inquiry found that tesco sabnebury-e— inquiry found that tesco sainsbury's ,— inquiryhat they lost during the pandemic. okay. mank— lost during the pandemic. okay. bbanb yeu— lost during the pandemic. okay. bbanb you very— lost during the pandemic. okay. thank you very much.- lost during the pandemic. okay. thank you very much. will. will hollis there asda and also a cashless and that fits in with our campaign at gb news. we want to stop this move towards- to stop this move towards a eaenbeee— to stop this move towards a cashless britain— to stop this move towards a cashless britain sign that berbrben— cashless britain sign that berbrben .— cashless britain sign that petition . it's— cashless britain sign that petition . it's on our gb news petition. it's on our gb news vvebebte— petition. it's on our gb news vebebre, ner— petition. it's on our gb news website, not just— petition. it's on our gb news website, not just a cashless garage— website, not just a cashless garage bur— website, not just a cashless garage but a— website, not just a cashless garage but a personle

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you know, if you're if you're at tesco or sainsbury's, you fill up while you're right?d of thing. and they use it as to make you go as a loss leader to make you go to sainsbury's to tesco or sainsbury's or whatever or incentivise whatever it is, or incentivise you . so there's that angle. you. so there's that angle. another big on inflation another big angle on inflation and on the ball as ever. dougie beattie mentioned so beattie there mentioned it. so the kirsch bridge, it's a 12 mile bridge from southern russia to across what's called the sea of azov, a sea that's about half, about twice the size of wales. it's in the north—east corner of the black sea. this is the bridge. and it has been partially damaged by some kind of bomb device. right now, we don't know who did it. the russians are saying that the ukrainians did it. this is a russian flagship. this links mainland russia to crimea. crimea is a peninsula off the southern coast of ukraine into the into the black sea. crimea is where russia's navy base is. is has been for centuries. and also crimea is where lots an

that to your attention because it's one thing having a little bit of a kind of look when you around tesco'syou shop and whatever shop you shop in and you think, self—service you think, oh, self—service checkouts, low checkouts, it's kind of low level ai, isn't it? and we all saw when those first came in, we thought, that checkout thought, well, that checkout boy or for this or girl is not long for this world we are now seeing world and we are now seeing entire shops actually you entire shops where actually you could walk in, take something off shelf, put in your your off a shelf, put it in your your trolley and then leave again. you never to communicate you never have to communicate with scans it so with anyone. it scans it all. so the days of anyone the days really of anyone working are, i think, working in shops are, i think, numbered. a numbered. then you look at a variety of different professions, it professions, but even when it comes acting, i mean, it is comes to acting, i mean, it is terrifying, isn't it, that you could have an actor that records terrifying, isn't it, that you coulp

by the way, i mention websites way, i should mention websites like at tesco can help the like ours ating our service . £150 a year using our service. it's really sad to see that sort of value go back into british gass of value go back into british gas's hands . gas's hands. >> well, listen, thank you so much for that. it's really good to talk to you . thank you so to talk to you. thank you so much. that's greg marsh . thank much. that's greg marsh. thank you much . well, you can get you so much. well, you can get lots more on that story on our website . and get this, website. and get this, gbnews.com is the fastest growing national news website in the country. it's got the best analysis and opinion as well as the latest breaking news. you can find out what nigel farage thinks about today's big news as well by watching his show at 7:00 this evening right here on gb news. tonight, the show is coming live from bury in lancashire. now, lots of you have been getting in touch with regard to the banking situation as well. and it is interesting what you're saying, russ said the suggested payo