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AtW replied

23 November 2020, 05:53
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

MF's pants were once mistaken for the UK's biggest clothing company.

FTFY
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jamesbrown replied

22 November 2020, 20:37
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Some of the UK's biggest food companies

MF's pantry was once mistaken for the UK's biggest food company.
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AtW replied

22 November 2020, 16:43
“ Sunak paves way for big tax rises to pay for Covid-19

Chancellor says this week’s spending review will reveal the damage inflicted on the UK economy by the pandemic”

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AtW replied

22 November 2020, 15:23
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Thank god it’s just this. I thought they were going to ask Amazon sellers for some more tax. Phew

Rishi is coming after you next Spring...
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MarillionFan replied

22 November 2020, 15:15
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"Kellogg's and Britvic attack plan to ban junk food ads online

Some of the UK's biggest food companies have attacked a plan that could see all online junk food advertising banned to tackle childhood obesity.

In a letter to the prime minister, bosses of firms including Britvic, Kellogg's and Mars said they supported government efforts to tackle obesity.

But they said the plans were "disproportionate" and lacked evidence.

The government has said it is determined to help children and families make "healthier choices".

It originally planned to ban online adverts and TV commercials for unhealthy foods that appeared before 9pm, but strengthened this in November."

Kellogg'''s and Britvic attack plan to ban junk food ads online - BBC News

Thank god it’s just this. I thought they were going to ask Amazon sellers for some more tax. Phew
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22 November 2020, 15:01
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"Kellogg's and Britvic attack plan to ban junk food ads online

Some of the UK's biggest food companies have attacked a plan that could see all online junk food advertising banned to tackle childhood obesity.

In a letter to the prime minister, bosses of firms including Britvic, Kellogg's and Mars said they supported government efforts to tackle obesity.

But they said the plans were "disproportionate" and lacked evidence.

The government has said it is determined to help children and families make "healthier choices".

It originally planned to ban online adverts and TV commercials for unhealthy foods that appeared before 9pm, but strengthened this in November."

Kellogg'''s and Britvic attack plan to ban junk food ads online - BBC News
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