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Are under threat as the Company Behind peacocks and jaeger says brutal trading conditions have left them on the brink of collapse. An nhs trust is charged over the death of baby Harry Richford, who lived forjust seven days after an emergency delivery. And, at 5. 45, mark kermode takes a look at the best movies to watch on the big and small screen in the film review. Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. The chancellor rishi sunak has announced support for businesses across the uk which are forced to close this winter. The extension of thejob support scheme will provide help for businesses who are legally required to close because of local or National Lockdown restrictions. For those affected, the government will pay two thirds of an employees wages thats 67 while theyre unable to go to work. And in england, businesses forced to close will have more regular access to grants to help with their running costs. The scheme starts on 1st of november and will last six months. This is an exte

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How to use spirits to increase sales at pubs

Cocktail culture and the popularity of classic mixer serves such as the G&T have made spirits one of the most dynamic sections of the on-trade drinks market in recent years.

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Historic city centre bar named CAMRA Pub of the Year 2023

Historic city centre bar named CAMRA Pub of the Year 2023
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No more big coats! Huge relief as Liverpool pubs reopen indoors after long hard winter

No more big coats! Huge relief as Liverpool pubs reopen indoors after long hard winter The hospitality industry was allowed to reopen for indoor table service today as lockdown rules changed Updated Manager of Denbigh Castle, Stuart Riley, server Colin Batho his first pint after easing of restrictions (Image: Geoff Davies) The world is opening up again - so get our newsletter to see what s on near youInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

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Pub landlords: beer pump calorie counts are a creeping nanny state on steroids

Pouring a pint could soon come with a calorie count Credit: David Parry/PA They ve only just been allowed to open after more than a year of closures and restrictions, but publicans now face another fight over the pumps after it was leaked that the Government is reportedly considering forcing pubs to display calorie information on alcoholic drinks. While the regulation is being considered for businesses with 250 employees or more, the news has rattled many in the industry, from larger chains to smaller independents, who fear the legislation would eventually creep down. “For small independent pubs it would be a nightmare,” said Michelle Utz, who runs The Hoop in Stock, Essex. “It means we will have to buy some sort of software, which is time consuming and expensive. The industry is run in tight margins as it is. [It would be] another nail in the coffin for independent pubs and restaurants.”

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