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Adele Cooke

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  • Senior Consumer Reporter, The Sun
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Major retailer to roll out self-checkouts to 100 more stores and it’ll divide shoppers ...Middle East

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By Adele Cooke Verified
| Pressbee News
A MAJOR retailer has revealed a plan to roll out self checkouts to more than 100 stores – and its proving divisive with shoppers. Homeware experts Dunelm will have unveiled the new till systems in more than half of its UK stores by the end of 2026. Dunelm is rolling out self checkouts to 100 of it’s stores Dunelm announced the move in a financial update to shareholders, explaining it was focused on “harnessing our operational capabilities”.
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Three million workers to get £1,400 a YEAR pay rise in Budg...

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By Adele Cooke Verified
| Gossip Addict
MORE than three million workers are set to get a bumper pay rise as the National Living Wage goes up in the Budget. Chancellor Rachel Reeves today confirmed major plans to boost the minimum wage by more 6.7% in April 2025. More than three million workers are set to get a pay rise as the National Living Wage goes up in the Budget[/caption] The rise marks a pay boost worth £1,400 a year for low-wage workers. They will see their pay packs rise from £11.44 per hour to £12.21.
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Annuities are back in demand

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By Adele Cooke Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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