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Members of the public were forced to step in and catch a suspected watch thief in London amid growing fury at police forces failing to tackle everyday crime blighting the lives of Britons.

ASDA chairman Lord Stuart Rose said this week the offence has effectively been decriminalised thanks to a lack of action, and echoed calls by the boss of Tesco for more to be done to protect staff.

Inflation will fall markedly by the end of the year, Andrew Bailey has said, as he signalled interest rate rises are nearing their peak.

Asda staff will not be offered body worn cameras amid a rise in shop thefts, chairman Lord Stuart Rose has said.

Asda's chairman added that the business could no longer afford to sell petrol as a loss leader, as it had done before.

People in the UK are thinking very hard about spending on so-called big ticket items, the chairman of supermarket Asda has said.

The Chairman of Asda Lord Stuart Rose has criticised Brexit for “not bringing us the prosperity we thought we would get” as he predicted Britain will rejoin the EU in some form within 20 years.

Lord Stuart Rose, who was previously the boss of Marks & Spencer , said the authorities have turned their heads away from a shocking wave of crime being battled by shop staff.

Having spent an embarrassing four years in the wilderness, out of the FTSE 100, investors and consumers alike were delighted to see Mark & Spencer return to the ‘topflight’ this month.

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