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At the shooting range, ross has reached the final. you would do anything you can when you're opposing somebody. every hundredths of a millimetre counts in a rifle shooting. it's not going too well. but with minutes to go, he gets his eye in. narrowly avoiding last place. did have a couple of wonky ones there, don't normally get there. so it's a bitjittery today. so good to get a 10.1 to set the guy down instead. a small model victory currently in sixth place. we have wesley reed from isle of wight. with three spots under his belt and his home island hosting the next games, is there a fourth sp...

At the shooting range, ross has reached the final. you would do anything you can when you're opposing somebody. every hundredths of a millimetre counts in a rifle shooting. it's not going too well. but with minutes to go, he gets his eye in. narrowly avoiding last place. did have a couple of wonky ones there, don't normally get there. so it's a bitjittery today. so good to get a 10.1 to set the guy down instead.

But these are some of the strongest drinks on the market and, under the new rules, the stronger the drink, the more tax you pay. yet another rising cost they will have to pass on. around 80p per bottle, so a significant rise for sure. i think when you combine that with all the other increases in costs that we've seen recently, then it leaves producers in a position where most are going to have to pass tha increase on to their customers. so, yeah, it'll definitely have an effect. alcohol taxes are being reorganised to tax drinks according to their strength. and, after a freeze for nearly three ...

In almost 50 years at the same time as we have inflation rife and a cost—of—living crisis. on top of that, we have raw materials like glass that are increasing in price exponentially and, of course, we have very long supply chains, and post—covid transportation has become much more expensive. so it's bad news all round for businesses and, i'm afraid, for consumers, as well, who are going to feel the heat. now, to support pubs which have been hit by the pandemic and rising prices, draught drinks are largely protected from the duty rises that other drinks are seeing, which means that you s...

Now, to support pubs which have been hit by the pandemic and rising prices, draught drinks are largely protected from the duty rises that other drinks are seeing, which means that you should pay up to 11p less duty on a pint of beer bought from a pub than you would pay on the same pint from a supermarket. these duty changes are welcome. they hopefully will make for a fairer system, recognising lower strength products should receive lower duty. however, there is still an increase overall for the beer category. for your bottles and cans, they will become 10.1%, they will be going up 10.1%, and, ...