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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...

**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is addressing fly-tipping through "Days of Action" and CCTV surveillance. Councillors have raised concerns about illegal dumping by private landowners and businesses. Be First, the council's regeneration arm, plans to construct 3,650 homes in the next five years via partnerships. This initiative has prompted questions regarding the availability of affordable housing and potential conflicts of interest. Finally, the council is reviewing its Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process, amidst a nationwide special educational needs crisis. Key concerns include c...

**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is addressing fly-tipping through "Days of Action" and CCTV surveillance. Councillors have raised concerns about illegal dumping by private landowners and businesses. Be First, the council's regeneration arm, plans to construct 3,650 homes in the next five years via partnerships. This initiative has prompted questions regarding the availability of affordable housing and potential conflicts of interest. Finally, the council is reviewing its Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process, amidst a nationwide special educational needs crisis. Key concerns include c...

**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is addressing fly-tipping through "Days of Action" and CCTV surveillance. Councillors have raised concerns about illegal dumping by private landowners and businesses. Be First, the council's regeneration arm, plans to construct 3,650 homes in the next five years via partnerships. This initiative has prompted questions regarding the availability of affordable housing and potential conflicts of interest. Finally, the council is reviewing its Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process, amidst a nationwide special educational needs crisis. Key concerns include c...

**[Barking and Dagenham](https://opencouncil.network/councils/barking-and-dagenham)** - Barking and Dagenham council is addressing fly-tipping through "Days of Action" and CCTV surveillance. Councillors have raised concerns about illegal dumping by private landowners and businesses. Be First, the council's regeneration arm, plans to construct 3,650 homes in the next five years via partnerships. This initiative has prompted questions regarding the availability of affordable housing and potential conflicts of interest. Finally, the council is reviewing its Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) process, amidst a nationwide special educational needs crisis. Key concerns include c...

26, two businesses. Living with mother post-graduation. **Income: £2-3k/month** **Software SaaS** (solo) - Peaked at £4k profit/month, now £1.5k. Needs updates (MVP → production-ready deployment is no small feat) but recoverable (validated by WTP surveys). **Marketing Agency** (two contractors) - £1.5k profit/month. Major scale potential: discovered new product/funnel, signed client, tested in 5% of US market with 32x ROI, now expanding 20x (works mathematically). **Capital:** * SaaS: £13k buffer. Rarely withdraw, should hire dev via Upwork or see rent question below * Agency: £1.5k buffer. Withdraw \~100% monthly for living costs **Personal:** * Emergency fund: £13k * Curren...

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

1\. General context [The carefully constructed]( https://www.earthday.org/plastic-recycling-is-a-lie/) promise of recycling is nearly all a lie manufactured by the plastic industry. The dream of recycling was invented by them to distract us from the very real issues of plastic pollution. The fossil fuel industry has benefited financially from misleading the public by promoting the idea that plastic could be recycled, thus manipulating the public into buying products containing or utilizing plastics. Coinciding with these ad campaigns and the lie of an expanding recycling industry, came the birth of the Resin Identification Codes (RICs) – also created by the plastic industry. RICs are th...

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Here's a part of my still in progress map of (hopefully) all of the bus routes in London. It's not very geographically accurate but I try to keep it somewhat similar. Hope you guys like :) Created in Illustrator

Hello all. I am sharing details about a retail focused dataset we've assembled that might interest folks working on production CV systems: **Quick specs:** * 1M retail interior images (280K structured, 720K available for processing) but all are structured and organised. 280k are our platinum set. * Multi-country: UK, US, Netherlands, Ireland, Germany. Mainly UK/US. * Temporal organisation: Year/month categorization spanning multiple years, also by retailer and week too. * Hierarchical structure: Year > Season > Retailer > Sub-Category (event specific) and often by month and week for Christmas. * Real-world conditions: Various lighting, angles, store formats. * Per...

Sainsbury's, Tesco, M and S, B and M, Savers, and an international market. That includes 15.27 for cat and non-food bits. So 36.18 for food. Not pictured is a £4.99 pack of puppy pads from B and M. About 3/4 of the food items were either reduced or had special offer prices. The aubergine is about the biggest I've ever seen.

Did some shopping at Tesco in central Prague recently and compared the prices to what I'd pay in similar price range supermarket (Rewe) in Germany. Here are some interesting findings: |Item |Prague (Tesco) |Germany (Rewe)|Difference| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |Wheat rolls (pcs) |€0.20 |€0.19| Nearly identical | |Potatoes (per kg)|€0.52 |€1-2 |50-75% cheaper in CZ | |Alpro yogurt 150g |€1.73 |€0.99-1.29 |35-75% more expensive in CZ| **Key Takeaways:** * **Basic staples** (bread, rolls, potatoes, local produce) are **cheaper or similar** in Prague compared to Germany * **Branded products and specialty items** (like Alpro, tofu, organic products) are **significantly more expe...

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...

User Interviews is a market research platform where you can take part in interviews, surveys and focus groups. You can get paid over £40/hour for taking part in research. Some of them are done through zoom, but some are online surveys. You can check for available tasks on the site and you can opt to receive email notifications about studies and interviews that you can participate in. Although the payments are offered in USD, you can convert that to GBP when you receive the payment. You can be paid in cash to PayPal from some studies and other studies will pay you in the form of gift cards that you can spend at retailers such as Amazon and common UK supermarkets such as Tesco or Sainsbur...

I live in a ground floor apartment, the building has 3 flats, one on each floor. My designated space is away from the building. The building has two designated spaces directly out front for the other two flats. Is it feasible to get a charger installed at my space and ran to my property? Would there be any other potential configs? Both my neighbours flats are on the market and struggling to sell. I assume I could get one fitted on the front of the building, but this would require negotiating use of a space whilst charging with the relevant neighbour. I work from home, have a LTD company, so the current lease deals on a standard range look very attractive. I sold my car during lockdow...

I'm often considered immature for many of my ways, and don't eat foods that are marketed towards children at work, in a bid to 'fit in' but as an autistic adult? I think the importance of 'safe food' is everything. Brands I really like at the moment are: Cheese Strings, Bear Yo's and Tesco own brand Free From yogurts (I like dairy in cheese, but not in yogurts, for some reason! 🤷🏼‍♀️) and I think everyone reading this will agree, that the consistent taste and texture with these types of product is probably the most important aspect. I definitely wouldn't say I'm a fussy eater, because I do enjoy a range of freshly prepared meals too, ...

I know things are hard to predict, but most of my stocks are in EU and UK def stocks. How resilient will these be in event of major tech crash ? Should I look to increase my cash reserves ? I’ve took a look and during the .com burst, American def stocks fell ~15-25% , it recovered after 9/11 spending. Edit : I am think of diversifying further into Consumer stocks like Tesco and discount retailers stores like B&M. As well as Energy, but what type will depend on who wins the next UK election Edit Edit: a lot of you a saying don’t bother but I was looking for advice in what you would to do insulate and shore up much as possible in the event it DOES happen. Yes I know it could b...

https://leftfootforward.org/2025/10/the-government-must-ensure-fair-distribution-of-income/ > Prem Sikka is an Emeritus Professor of Accounting at the University of Essex and the University of Sheffield, a Labour member of the House of Lords, and Contributing Editor at Left Foot Forward. > Inequalities in the distribution of income are fuelling economic stagnation, social divisions and a drift to the far-right. The government must secure equitable distribution of income.. > The UK has a few super-rich people whilst a large proportion languishes in poverty. The average real wage of workers has hardly moved from the 2008 level whilst bosses never had it so good. &g...