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Fighting racism on the runway: black issues in Red Square

Fighting racism on the runway: black issues in Red Square

Euronews — "They don't like coloured people in Russia," I was told before heading to Moscow Fashion Week. The British Foreign Office warns that travellers of Afro-Caribbean or Asian appearance could "attract unwanted attention", and advises extra care when out and about at night. A couple of slightly awkward encounters around Red Square confirmed it wasn't the friendliest place.
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How meat marketers are battling against price wars & veganism

How meat marketers are battling against price wars & veganism

The Grocer — Could a resurgence in clever meat marketing bring value to the category?
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Exploring new flavour trends

Exploring new flavour trends

BigHospitality — According to data from MCA Insight South East Asian, Japanese and South and Central American restaurants are outpacing more established cuisines such as French, Italian and Spanish in expansion terms.
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Meet the man asking Theresa May to ditch meat

Meet the man asking Theresa May to ditch meat

The Grocer — Veganuary's head of campaigns Rich Hardy is behind a tougher stance at the vegan charity
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How are banks tackling fraud?

How are banks tackling fraud?

Prime Opportunities — Following a rise in scams targeting older consumers, Rachel Graham explores why banks are struggling to combat them
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Branding must move on from cultural appropriation tropes

Branding must move on from cultural appropriation tropes

The Grocer — New brands need to make a splash. But doing so at the expense of others could reduce a brand to a drop in the ocean faster than you can say Twitterstorm. We live in an age where cultural representation straddles a perilous line between appreciation and appropriation.
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How first lockdown changed us - for better or worse

How first lockdown changed us - for better or worse

The National — It is six months this week since the UK went into national lockdown, at a stroke upending daily life. It was barely imaginable that the country could close down, families be kept apart and centres of commerce run from kitchen tables. Now it's happened again.
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