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Weekend Press‘Absolutely’ no plans to scale back free lateral flow tests
The government has no plans to scale back free lateral flow tests to high risk settings, Nadhim Zahawi tells Sky News
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As restaurants are forced to close, what happens to all the food?
Amid the surge of cancellations, some may find bargains among unsold meals, reports The Sunday Times
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Restaurants plead for help as Omicron wipes out bookings
Croydon gastropub Mr Fox is just one of thousands hit by mixed messages from government, reports The Guardian
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Sage seeks ‘immediate’ curtailment of indoor mixing
Scientific advisers say the government cannot delay restrictions if it wants to stop the NHS from being overwhelmed, reports The Telegraph
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Sunak weighing emergency measures for hospitality
The Chancellor is considering a fresh VAT cut, as pubs, restaurants and nightclubs are reporting a dramatic fall in bookings, reports The Telegraph
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‘Greasy spoon’ cafes close as diners shun fry-ups
With tens of thousands of traditional cafes shutting down or being repurposed as coffee shops and brasseries, is it really the end for the all-day breakfast?
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Smaller wine glasses are back in fashion
Britons are seeking out small glasses, seemingly in a bid to reduce their intake for their health and wellbeing, with pubs returning to more modest measures.
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Sajid Javid: we’re nowhere near imposing Covid social distancing rules
No plans to make people wear masks in pubs or ask them to work from home, health secretary says, despite Omicron fears
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Vegan and veggie meals far saltier than meat versions
A new study by Queen Mary University has found that plant-based burgers and other alternative foods are far saltier than their meat equivalents
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Julian Metcalfe on seeking ruthless efficiency
The founder and CEO of Asian fast-food chain Itsu listens to staff and suppliers in a quest to keep meals at £7
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Drop in city centre visits suggests workers aren’t going back to the office
Footfall has gone back to pre-COVID levels in only 11 of the cities, which are mostly in the North and Midlands.
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Whatever happened to specials boards?
Specials were the freshest ingredients, dishes that the kitchen felt proud to be cooking — they revealed the true nature of the restaurant
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Single-use plastic plates and cutlery face ban
Ministers launch public consultation and will also investigate limiting wet wipes, tobacco filters and sachets in England
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Hogo (hassle of going out) hits hospitality industry
People are not turning up to restaurants or even events for which they have already bought tickets and businesses can’t fully understand why
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Alcohol-free draught beer is about to flood British pubs
As young people lose the taste for booze, Heineken says it has cracked the puzzle of how to serve healthy beer on draught
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Food party isn’t over, says Street Feast boss after collapse
Jonathan Downey said he had lost an estimated £25m from the company’s collapse but he was determined that it would return
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Fear weighs heavily on a night out amid growing concern over drink-spiking
On Wednesday nightclubs in Britain’s cities fell quiet as thousands of women joined the Girls’ Night In campaign
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Activists say Just Eat Takeaway must slim down after takeover spree
Jitse Groen is not one to shy away from a fight — just ask Uber boss Dara Khosrowshahi
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Roadchef poised to change hands for up to £1bn
City sources said its owner – a French infrastructure and private equity firm called Antin – has appointed advisers from Australian investment bank Macquarie
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Greggs sues Zurich for £100m over unpaid Covid claim
The food to go chain has claimed it is owed the payout as compensation for when its stores had to close due to government-enforced lockdowns
