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**The deaths of 24 children in India last month was the latest tragedy caused by toxic medicine. But who is being held to account?** Last month, parents in the central Indian city of Chhindwara noticed that their children were not recovering from ordinary colds and fevers. Within days, a strange situation became a terrifying one: some of the kids were experiencing kidney failure. Similar cases were reported in one other state. And by mid October, 24 children across the country had died. The deaths have been connected to three types of cough syrup, all of which had been fatally contaminated: Coldrif, made by Sresan Pharmaceutical, Respifresh TR by Rednex Pharmaceuticals, and ReLife syrup...

Sainsburys is trailing very behind tesco despite having similar target markets. Why doesnt sainsburys open their stores at external petrol pumps like tesco does? Even asda has started expanding asda express. It confused me as Esso also is involed in the nectar program, its a no brainer.

Asda is getting new express stores day by day. Similar to what tesco do at petrol pumps. Is asda making a big comback? - i dont see sainsburys do much small stores. Also asda market share keeps dropping, whats the reason? I do my weekly shopping at asda but reluctant to move to tesco

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Hello, my girlfriend has just started a low-FODMAP diet and we are both quickly realising how hard it is to find products in supermarkets unless they’re specifically marketed in “free-from” sections. We have been using FODMAP friendly and find it really useful, particularly individual ingredients but I have been contemplating making an app/website for categorising UK supermarket products. Just wondering if this already exists or if anyone has any suggestions on viability of the idea. Right now my plan is to scrape data from websites (Lidl, Asda, Tesco etc) and using the ingredients lists to categorise in a traffic light system. I know the ingredient lists can also hide potential FODMA...

**MSR** is a legit data-sharing app that pays users for contributing anonymous insights to market research. You earn by completing “**Retro**” tasks — where you request and share your own data (like app usage, searches, or purchase history) directly through the app. No tracking, no background monitoring — *you stay in control.* --- ### How It Works 1. **Download the MSR app** (iOS, Android, or web) 2. **Register for free** and verify your email 3. **Complete Retro tasks** (e.g. Google Takeout, app usage, TV data) 4. **Earn points** for each completed task 5. **Redeem instantly** via PayPal or gift cards (Amazon, Asda, Apple, etc.) Payments are usually processed within...

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**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is working to improve stroke aftercare, acknowledging the need to go beyond simply providing leaflets. A councillor suggested focusing more on stroke prevention, given the area's low healthy life expectancy in North East London. A new license was approved for CEO Lounge, while a license for Makola Market was denied following noise and nuisance complaints. The council's pension fund is performing well, though some issues remain with the 2023-24 accounts concerning loans between the fund and the council. The council maintains these loans were unwise, but lawful. The Pe...

**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is working to improve stroke aftercare, acknowledging the need to go beyond simply providing leaflets. A councillor suggested focusing more on stroke prevention, given the area's low healthy life expectancy in North East London. A new license was approved for CEO Lounge, while a license for Makola Market was denied following noise and nuisance complaints. The council's pension fund is performing well, though some issues remain with the 2023-24 accounts concerning loans between the fund and the council. The council maintains these loans were unwise, but lawful. The Pe...

The cheapest cookware sets in today's USA market are typically found at major retailers like Walmart and Amazon, with Walmart's Mainstays brand and Amazon's Bella and Amazon Basics series offering the lowest prices for complete sets and individual pans. # Cheapest Cookware Sets **Walmart Mainstays 7-Piece Non-Stick Aluminum Cookware Set**: $17.94 for 7 pieces made of aluminum, among the absolute lowest-priced options. **Amazon Bella 7-Pieceware Set EverGood Ceramic Non Coating**: $32.43 for 7 pieces, with ceramic non-stick surface and aluminum/carbon steel construction. **Amazon Basics 15-Piece Non-Stick Set**: $49.99, includes utensils, made from aluminum and glass lids, ...

Hi I graduated with a criminology and psychology undergrad degree 3/4 months ago now. I’m in the UK, 23 years old. Can’t find many opportunities really even though I also have experience in a psychiatric hospital for 6 months and volunteering with individuals with brain injuries for another 6 months. I’m a bit stuck especially with the terrible job market. After months of applying for absolutely everything from psych jobs to just random retail jobs like Asda, my friend told me to apply at her job where she’s a support worker. So I did and got the role which I should be starting soon! I was so happy to get anything as I really the need the money and some solid paid experience as al...

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I wrote this on an excited whim one night after thinking it would be funny to write something from the perspective of a washed up author who thinks he's the next King of horror. He wrote this character before One Direction became famous. P.S. Apologies for the formatting - I don't know how to indent on Reddit. \#### **©** DEREK GABRIEL 1992 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED *The Ghoaster* I threw the first punch. It was quick; the kind of whiplash, forked-lightning speed you only learned from a ninth-level Shaolin master - which I did - and only then once you’ve surpassed their skill. Which I had. The baseball-capped youth took the hit like a super-charged cattle prod, careering backwa...

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One of the hardest parts of sticking to a weight-loss plan isn’t the injections, it’s the food shop! Between the smell of sausage rolls in the garage and the yellow-sticker deals in Tesco, temptation is everywhere. So where do you do your healthier shops in Northern Ireland? Here are a few places people often mention: * **Supermarkets** * *Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda*: Wide choice, including low-cal ranges and fresh produce. * *Lidl & Aldi*: Budget-friendly, with surprisingly good fruit & veg, protein yoghurts, lean meats. * *Marks & Spencer Foodhall*: Dearer, but their “Balanced For You” range and ready-meals can be handy. * **Local/Niche Shops** ...

Hi, I’m using InDesign 20.5.0 beta, and I noticed that the latest update includes a function to share and edit documents online. I followed the instructions on Adobe’s help page: [https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/incopy-web.html](https://helpx.adobe.com/indesign/using/incopy-web.html) However, I’m stuck at this step: *“Select Share for text editing and save the file in the new co-editable format (INDDL) to Creative Cloud. Once saved, add collaborator email addresses.”* In my version, it only allows me to save the file as **INDDC**, and there’s no option to change the file format (its the file format shown by the "collaborator"). Can someone explain how to do...

Hi all, I’ve been struggling to get any update from Asda Online Pharmacy for a month about my 15mg MJ order. They left me with £500 less in my pocket (2 orders made), no order update or response to messages, and only 1 week injection left. Can you let me know which retailer is now reliable on UK market? Thank you in advance.

Hi, I’ll be moving to central London soon for uni and am unsure where to get my groceries from. Are there any fresh produce markets (other than borough market) nearby or certain places locals tend to go to buy their groceries? I’m trying to budget so some places lighter on the wallet may be helpful…. I used to go to ASDA a lot but there doesn’t seem to be a lot of locations in London. Any Asian grocers as well would be nice… Also, any areas to avoid for like hygiene or safety reasons? Both for ingredients and just in general. Thank you so much!

New to this and need to understand the market situation. How and where do I look for jobs for students (20hrs per week)? I only know about the university's platform but what else? Also curious to know how places like Asda/Aldi etc. recruit staff? How is the work environment like?