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What's next for Wilko and its 12,500 workers?

The retailer has collapsed and will disappear from the High Street, but will continue online.

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The Daily Global

many gmb members are incredibly loyal to wilko. they have worked for the business, in some cases for decades, in some cases you have multi—generations of families that work for wilko. administrators are now looking for a buyer. it is understood there is interest, including several retailers, with i several retailers, with a hope that many shops could be saved but the clock is now ticking to secure a rescue deal in another blow for struggling high streets. emma simpson, bbc news, slough. let's talk to andrew goodacre, the chief executive of the british independent retailers association. thank you for coming in the programme. good evening. what's your reaction to this news? it’s programme. good evening. what's your reaction to this news?— reaction to this news? it's sad news because no — reaction to this news? it's sad news because no one _ reaction to this news? it's sad news because no one likes _ reaction to this news? it's sad news because no one likes to _ reaction to this news? it's sad news because no one likes to see - reaction to this news? it's sad news because no one likes to see a - because no one likes to see a business collapse especially around high streets around the country and about 12,000 people losing their jobs. it's bad news in this economic

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BBC News at Six

improvement in the weather situation may be very slow. 0k, thank you. more than 12,000 jobs have been put at risk following the collapse of the the high street budget retailer, wilko. the company, which has more than 400 stores across the uk, says it left no stone unturned in trying to save the business, but had been forced to call in the administrators. emma simpson has more. how cana how can a budget retailer collapse in a cost of living crisis, when people are on the hunt for deals? here in slough, everyone we spoke to loved their wilko. mil here in slough, everyone we spoke to loved their wilko.— loved their wilko. all of my household _ loved their wilko. all of my household goods, - loved their wilko. all of my| household goods, cleaning, loved their wilko. all of my - household goods, cleaning, washing powder, towels, iam in household goods, cleaning, washing powder, towels, i am in there all the time. it powder, towels, i am in there all the time. , , ., , ., the time. it sells a bit of everything. _ the time. it sells a bit of everything, what - the time. it sells a bit of everything, what you - the time. it sells a bit of i everything, what you need. the time. it sells a bit of - everything, what you need. so it the time. it sells a bit of _ everything, what you need. so it is a shame _ everything, what you need. so it is a shame. �* . , a shame. are having it here is really important _ a shame. are having it here is really important because - a shame. are having it here is really important because it i a shame. are having it here is really important because it is| really important because it is something _ really important because it is something and _ really important because it is something and it _ really important because it is something and it is _ really important because it is something and it is a - really important because it is something and it is a reasonl really important because it is i something and it is a reason why people _ something and it is a reason why people come _ something and it is a reason why people come to _ something and it is a reason why people come to this _ something and it is a reason why people come to this part - something and it is a reason why people come to this part of i something and it is a reason why people come to this part of the i something and it is a reason why. people come to this part of the high street _ people come to this part of the high street. bul— people come to this part of the high street. �* ~ ., , people come to this part of the high street. �* ~ .,, , street. but wilko has been struggling- _ street. but wilko has been struggling- a _ street. but wilko has been struggling. a lot _ street. but wilko has been struggling. a lot of - street. but wilko has been struggling. a lot of what . street. but wilko has been i struggling. a lot of what has

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BBC News at Ten

be working hard to rebuild trust in a police force where morale is at rock bottom. sarah girvin, bbc news, belfast. the budget retailer wilko, which has been on the uk high street for over 90 years, has collapsed, putting more than 12,000 jobs at risk. the company, which has more than 400 stores across the uk, says it "left no stone unturned" in its attempts to save emma simpson has more. how can a budget retailer collapse in a cost of living crisis when people are on the hunt for deals? here in slough, everyone we spoke to loved their wilko. all my household goods, cleaning, washing powder, towels, i'm in there all the time. it sells a bit of everything, you know, what you need. so it's a shame. having it here is really, really important. - there's a reason why people come . to this part of the high street. . but wilko has been struggling. a lot of what has happened to wilko has been self—inflicted.

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BBC News at Ten

for now, it is business as usual but huge uncertainty for its 12,500 staff. workers are devastated. many gmb members are incredibly loyal to wilko. they have worked for the business in some cases for decades, in some cases you have multi—generations of families that work for wilko. administrators are looking for a buyer. it is understood there is interest, including several retailers, with the hope that many shops could be saved, but the clock is now ticking to secure a rescue deal in another blow for struggling high streets. emma simpson, bbc news, slough. police have launched a murder investigation _ police have launched a murder investigation after— police have launched a murder investigation after the - police have launched a murder investigation after the body i police have launched a murder investigation after the body of| police have launched a murder. investigation after the body of a ten-vear-old _ investigation after the body of a ten—year—old girl— investigation after the body of a ten—year—old girl was _ investigation after the body of a i ten—year—old girl was discovered in surrev _ ten-year-old girl was discovered in surre . ' . , ., surrey. officers were called to the address in woking _ surrey. officers were called to the address in woking just _ surrey. officers were called to the l address in woking just before three o'clock this morning. the family were informed and are now being

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BBC News

tough comparison and alsojune was hot so that really brought shoppers out so i think it shows you how weather can really impact footfall. and it's also worth mentioning today we had some new spending data from barclays bank on credit card and debit transactions. again a slowdown in spending, but it didn't stop people spending on indoor experiences, so take a ways and streaming services saw an uplift. winners and losers may be. all right, thank you very much. emma simpson. supermarkets are being urged to hire more staff to make them safer. research from leicester university suggests that thieves are taking advantage of the fact that fewer people are working on shop floors because of increased automation. the british retail consortium says retailers are spending hundreds of millions of pounds on fighting crime. newsnight 5 uk editor sima kotecha reports. a co—op store in london in february of this year. cctv footage shows how men jumped over the counter to steal

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BBC News

month compared with 2.3% injuly last year. our business correspondent, emma simpson, is here. tell us more about the story behind these figures. i tell us more about the story behind these figures-_ tell us more about the story behind these figures-— tell us more about the story behind these figures-— these figures. i think it's fair to sa this these figures. i think it's fair to say this unseasonal _ these figures. i think it's fair to say this unseasonal wet - these figures. i think it's fair to l say this unseasonal wet weather really hasn't been great for the high street. it has put a dampener on spending. all types of clothing and footwear, perhaps not surprisingly, sales fell as shoppers stayed away. and the retailers have had to do more promotions to try and get us to part with our cash and that growth rate you mentioned of course is well below the rate of inflation so that means the amount of products sold, a big drop year—on—year. but of course it's also worth pointing out that these figures are year—on—year so last july was a scorcher, and that was good for retail. so it makes it a

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