Woman faces court in Tesco rubbish row

February 14, 2011

A woman has been accused of “theft by finding” after taking home food that had been thrown out by Tesco following a power cut. Sasha Hall, 21, is facing a trial after she and dozens of others helped themselves to thousands of pounds worth of “spoilt” goods that were left ...

eBay with high hopes for PayPal

February 11, 2011

EBay has claimed that its online payments unit PayPal will surpass its current marketplace division in three years, as the online auction site is cast as an innovator by executives. After the announcement at a meeting at the company’s headquarters in California, shares in eBay jumped nearly eight percent. In the ...

Motorway service stations ripping off drivers

February 10, 2011

A survey has revealed that motorway service stations are ripping customers off by charging over 90 percent more for drinks and snack. According to consumer watchdog Which?, Burger King, WH Smith and Marks & Spencer are taking advantage of the millions of people on the road who are forced to ...

Arsenal’s Wiltshire to be England’s lynchpin against Danes

February 9, 2011

England coach Fabio Capello hailed Jack Wilshere's as incredible for his progress at Arsenal this season and told reporters that he plans to base the national team for the European Championships around the combative midfielder. England prepare for a friendly match against Denmark this evening with Frank Lampard in the centre ...

Spurs chief savages West Ham stadium bid

February 8, 2011

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has accused his West Ham counterpart of scaremongering  after she savaged the north London team’s proposals for taking over the Olympic Stadium in Stratford. Karen Brady believes that Spurs’ intentions to rip out the athletics track after the 2012 London Olympic Games represents a huge waste ...

£50m Torres in debut loss to former club Liverpool

February 7, 2011

English football’s most expensive ever signing was substituted in the 66th minute as his new team were defeated by his former Liverpudlian employers by one goal to nil. Fernando Torres, £50million of Spanish striker who just moved to league champions Chelsea, was roundly booed by his old fans as he was ...

Viscount son steals from Tesco to fund festival

February 4, 2011

An aristocrat who cheated Tesco out of £355,000 so he could fund a music festival has been jailed for 30 months. Alexander Trenchard, who is the son of Viscount Trenchard, used the money to bankroll Standon Calling music festival of which he was director. The annual event, which was held in ...

Ocado defies analysts and posts first profit

February 3, 2011

Online supermarket retailer Ocado Plc defied recent profit forecasts posting its first quarterly profit. The grocer also said it would begin to rival heavyweights like Tesco and others more aggressively by stepping up its campaign to offer cheaper, more accessible groceries. Shares in the group rose sharply with the announcement, following ...

Last minute pampering at Dove Spa

February 2, 2011

Last minute holidays are becoming widely popular in Britain as holidaymakers look to score late deals for greater savings. Dove Spa is the latest to team up with Discount Vouchers to offer a great last minute deal on all its spa treatments. As the wintry weather makes for dry skin and ...

Barclays manager sentenced for fraud

February 1, 2011

A Barclays’ manager that used her access to the bank’s system to siphon thousands of pounds into her daughter’s account has been given a suspended jail sentence. Janet Wylde, 56, used her position at an east London Barclays branch to help her debt-ridden daughter gain access to almost 17,000 pounds. Using ...

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