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Tech giants should be banned from intentionally shortening the lifespan of devices, in a bid to cut down on the 155,000 tonnes of waste electricals which end up in UK household bins every year, MPs have said.more

New images reveal how the run-down former Whiteleys shopping centre in Bayswater will be reborn as a new £1 billion residential, retail, dining and hotel complex.more

Changes in the rules of trade with Great Britain from the new year will take place regardless of whether it will conclude an agreement with the European Union or not, so it is important that Polish companies follow the situation and prepare for them - emphasizes Arkady Rzegocki, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in London.more

National Lottery operator Camelot has thanked a record online performance for helping sales hold up during the pandemic as it seeks to fend off competition and retain the franchise.more

Deliveries of Christmas trees to the UK are at risk due to the difficult situation in Denmark and the situation on local breeding farms, MailOnline announced today. Journalists emphasized that currently importing any products from Denmark is "very difficult", and every year the United Kingdom buys over a million trees from this country.more

Nearly nine in 10 Black Friday “deals” could be found at the same price or cheaper earlier in the year, analysis by Which? suggests.more

In the coming weeks, Polish consumers will increase their spending on food, according to a study by the consulting company Deloitte. On the other hand, they intend to spend less for clothing.more

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has secured an agreement for a continuity trade deal with “friend and ally” Canada.more

It comes amid calls for West End stores to be allowed to stay open until at least 11pm during December.more

Supermarkets are the most common places that people have visited in the days leading up to a positive coronavirus test reported to the Test and Trace app in England, new data suggests.more

The Netherlands will ban the sale of cigarettes and other tobacco products in supermarkets from 2024 in a drive to get more people to give up smoking, the government said on Friday.more

Cineworld is looking to arrange a rescue deal that could mean UK cinema closures, the BBC understands.more

Fashion chains Peacocks and Jaeger have fallen into administration, putting more than 4,700 jobs and almost 500 shops at risk.more

Royal Mail has said revenue from parcel deliveries has surpassed letters for the first time, fuelled by a surge in online shopping during the pandemic.more

The UK’s inflation rate has lifted higher than expected, due to rising clothing prices, food and second-hand cars.more

Since the first lockdown, Poles have been buying desks, chairs, clothes dryers and computers. Now we're back at home again with a new shopping series ahead: Black Friday and Christmas - the Polish daily "Gazeta Wyborcza" reports.more

Complaints about parcels deliveries to Citizens Advice have trebled since coronavirus hit, as shoppers turned to online orders.more

Brits will reportedly be unable to buy petrol or diesel cars after 2030, with the Government set to bring forward a ban planned for 2035. more

Leaders from 15 countries have signed the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, a pan-Asian trade agreement, after a decade of negotiations.more

Discount supermarket Aldi is to extend its trial click-and-collect shopping service to 200 more UK stores as it faces growing competition from rivals.more

59 percent of Poles are in favor of lifting the ban on Sunday trading - according to the survey published yesterday. Half of the respondents believe that Sunday shopping will increase the safety of visiting shopping malls.more

Retail giant Primark has revealed its plans to operate stores on a 24/7 basis when non-essential shops are allowed to reopen in England in December. more

Aldi has revealed the best time for bargain hunting as there's a 'secret hour' where shoppers can get 50% off food.more

Boris Johnson has said he believes there is "a deal to be done" on post-Brexit trade with the EU. But while the UK prime minister "very much hopes" to come to an agreement, he said the country was "very well prepared" to move on without one. Mr Johnson made the comments ahead of a call with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday.more

Supermarket chain Sainsbury's has announced a permanent reduction in jobs, which will cut 3,500 jobs. The company informed, among others about the complete abandonment of meat and delicatessen stalls in stores, as well as the closure of some of Argos stationary stores.more