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Thanks to an unofficial policy from the online retail giant, customers don't need to return items if they're less than £10.more

AIB has teamed up with global payments group Visa to introduce a rewards scheme that will offer cashback to the bank's customers whenever they shop with certain retailersmore

Poland is the third largest producer of beer, generating a budget of PLN 3.6 billion a year. Most of the raw materials needed to produce beer come from native plantations.more

A north London man was left shocked after discovering an exotic spider hidden in his bunch of bananas.more

A father and son have been caught out telling porkies - claiming the bacon they were selling at markets was 'locally-sourced' when in fact it came from as far away as Poland.more

The Co-op has attracted 750,000 new members in the past six months by offering a 5 per cent cash back reward on purchases of own-brand products and a 1 per cent donation to local charities.more

Changes include limiting the size and strength of e-cigs as well as banning certain ingredients, including colourings and caffeine.more

Supermarkets should sell "wonky" vegetables as part of their main fruit and veg lines to help cut food waste, MPs have urged. Misshapen carrots and parsnips do not taste differently from better looking ones and should be saved from shops' reject bins, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee chairman Neil Parish said.more

A horrified mum was covered by a cluster of the world's most deadly spiders - after she found them in an Asda banana. Gemma Price, 30, was forced to flee her home with her seven-month-old son after police advised her to evacuate the property.more

Small cigarette packs of 10 and tobacco rolling packs of 10g and 20g will be axed completely.more

M&S has enjoyed success with its in-store food sales in recent years but has fought shy of a full online offering until now.more

A number of Three Ireland customers have been hit with high phone charges - for services that they have not used. Users with the provider have reported receiving notifications on Tuesday morning stating that they owe hundreds in mobile charges. more

Ready your clicking finger and fry-eating hand: McDonald's home delivery is (finally) coming. For years, we have waited. For years, we have hoped. For years, we have had to text our mum to ask her to pick up a McFlurry on her way home.more

Poundworld is facing a £500,000 fine after inspectors found mice 'swarming' through a shop - and food covered in mouse poo, a court heard.more

Shopping at Tesco is more stressful than it is at the budget chain Aldi, research suggests. A study has found that at key points during a shopping trip, including at the checkout and in the car park, Britain's biggest supermarket fared worse than the German discounter.more

The retailer, famed for pick n' mix and school clothes was a fixture of UK town centres for almost 100 years before calling in the administrators in 2008. Now, former director of the brand, Tony Page is reportedly planning to revive the Woolworths name.more

Loyal broadband customers could face paying £100 more a year after their fixed rate deals end, a charity has warned. People on a lower income were found to be three times more likely to be stung by the extra cost for their loyalty.more

The Mayor Sadiq Khan has pledged to help halt the decline in the number of pubs in London, as he released new figures that reveal the number of locals in the capital have fallen by a quarter since 20011. more

Fears are mounting over the future of free-to-use cash machines attached to shops after retailers lost a key court battle over business rates. A legal ruling published yesterday upheld a controversial decision in 2013 that cash machines built into the front of a shop or petrol station should have a separate business rates bill.more

A fully compostable and recyclable coffee cup and lid is being tested by major high street coffee chains. The company behind the cup, which uses a revolutionary type of 'bioplastic', describes it as a "world first".more

Sainsbury's faced the ire of customers as attempts to streamline its self-service system backfired. Shoppers reported long queues at the chain's new card-only self-service machines, only to find that they could no longer weigh their fruit and vegetables or use their own bag.more

Reports claim that music streaming is set to overtake physical sales as the biggest generator of income for the UK record industry.more

EU migrants make up more than one in 10 manufacturing sector workers in the UK, official figures have shown. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) also said EU workers from outside the UK tended to work longer hours than the workforce average.more

Supermarkets are pulling out all the stops to sneak in price hikes caused by the pound's post-Brexit slump without consumers noticing. Data released this week shows food prices are rising and wages are stagnant, leaving consumers increasingly conscious of the cost of the weekly shop. more

The first rail freight service from the UK to China has departed on its 17-day, 7,500-mile journey.more