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By The Grocer2021-04-23T10:07:00+01:00 The story of Covid-19 in grocery is one of feast and famine. For the feasting, look at the massive value gains across this report. The top 100 brands are worth an extra £2.06bn in total, after locked- down shoppers packed their fridges, freezers and kitchen cupboards, with the UK’s biggest brand, Cadbury, putting on an extra £140m in sales. As a result, this year’s rundown shows 76 brands in value growth, with 47 having grown by double digits. To underline the significance of those numbers, compare and contrast with 2019’s: 53 brands in growth, ...

>> it's hard to believe, but these little babies are helping to answer one of life's biggest questions -- is are we born knowing right from wrong? >> a lot of activity. >> reporter: researchers here at the cognition center they believe that humans are born with an innate sense of moshl believes, which means babies don't need to be taught the difference between right and wrong. they are born already knowing it. we watched babies as young as 3 months old as they were presented with a puppet show. here a puppet struggles to open a box. we see a green bunny that helps to open the box. good behavio...

With 3-month-olds. babies this young don't have the motor skills to grab for anything. so how do they show a prirchs? it turns out by staring. babies this young are known stare longer at things they like, and they avert their eyes from things they don't like. >> noah, who do you like? >> noah looking at the bad orange bunny then switches his gaze to the good, green bunny and he keeps staring. >> they're not old enough to reach, but in their looking they will orient visually to the positive characters. much, much more so. >> they look more at the positive character? >> lots longer at the positi...

Believe babies are not taught the difference between good and bad, but instead are born knowing it. as these babies grow, there moral beliefs are enhanced by parents or society, but they aren't created by them. the studies are conducted with the help of puppet shows. the puppets act out good and bad behave eer. watch as his puppet struggles to open the bocts. a green bunny tum comes and help. green bunny, nice and helpful. then an orange bunny comes along and slams the box shut. orange bunny, mean and unhelpful. the actions are repeated a number of times. what does this mean to 6-month-old meg...