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Kirsty Grant

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  • Senior Journalist, BBC
United Kingdom
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Graduates turned down by supermarkets as vacancies drop

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By Kirsty Grant Verified, Jennifer Meierhans Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Young people have told the BBC they are finding it harder than ever to get a job, with some graduates frustrated at being turned down for roles at supermarkets. The government says getting more young people into work is a priority but UK job vacancies are at their lowest level in nearly four years.
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Domestic abuse: Why I shared my mum's murder story on TikTok Original

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By Kirsty Grant Verified, Jonelle Awomoyi Verified, Jonelle Awomoyi Hosts
| BBC Verified
When Liv Shelby posted a TikTok about her mum's death, she didn't expect many people to watch it. Sitting in her car and speaking to camera, it was the first time she'd opened up publicly about what happened to Lisa, who died in 2005. That was the year Liv turned three. It was also the year when, on the day of Liv's birthday party, her dad attacked and killed her mum.
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Post Office scandal: 'Mum was sent to prison on my 10th birthday'

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By Jonelle Awomoyi Verified, Kirsty Grant Verified, Rachel Russell
| BBC Verified
When Adi Misra went to school on his 10th birthday, his pregnant mother told him they would celebrate later. But his mum was sent to prison that day having been wrongfully accused of stealing £75,000 from the Post Office - and spent nearly five months in jail. Adi thought she was in hospital and only discovered the truth eight years later. Now aged 23, he says he "hated" his mum for leaving him so abruptly. Speaking to the BBC, Adi says all the Horizon victims deserve compensation.
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