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Ruki Sayid

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I am Consumer Editor at the Daily Mirror, love LFC all things football and hockey. Views are my own.
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Heinz among 800 brands forced to reapply for Royal Warrant following Queen Elizabeth II's death

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By Ruki Sayid, Sam Barker, Ria Ghei Verified
| Buckinghamshire Live Verified
Makers of products bearing the royal coat of arms on the current Royal Warrant are being forced to reflect the change in monarchy following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. This means companies such as Heinz will have to remove their Royal Warrants and reapply for new ones. The current Royal Warrant on Heinz bottles reads 'By Appointment to Her Majesty The Queen, Purveyors of Heinz Products'.
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Chaos looms as holiday rush starts with 19million cars on the road at weekend, RAC warns

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By Ruki Sayid
| MSN UK Verified
Motoring misery and delays are around the corner when schools break up. The Great British getaway to seaside resorts and beauty spots will mean almost 19 million cars on the road at the weekend, warns the RAC. Despite rocketing petrol prices, Britons’ appetite for a summer break is likely to mean bumper-to-bumper traffic on motorways and major routes. The worst jams on Friday, Saturday and Sunday are predicted to be on the M25, A303, M4 and M5.
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EasyJet probed by regulator over claims passengers were 'abandoned' at airports

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By Ruki Sayid
| MSN UK Verified
EasyJet is being investigated over claims that it deserted passengers during the chaos at airports. The budget airline is accused of not making clear to travellers that they had rights to hundreds of pounds in compensation and the chance to reroute with other carriers if a flight is cancelled. Which? has reported the airline to the Civil Aviation Authority for potential breaches of consumer law after being contacted by furious easyJet customers.
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