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Which type of supermarket checkout do you prefer?

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Asda has announced plans to reopen more staffed checkouts as part of changes to its stores. Supermarkets have increasingly introduced self-service tills, which can offer convenience for smaller purchases and reduce staffing requirements. Staffed checkouts remain popular with customers who prefer assistance or have larger shopping baskets.

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When should pupils be allowed to use mobile phones at school?

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Schools in England are advised by the government to restrict mobile phone use throughout the school day, including during breaks and lunchtime. However, individual schools decide how to implement their policies.

Supporters of stricter restrictions argue they reduce distractions, bullying and disruption, while others believe pupils should be allowed to use phones during breaks or for practical purposes, such as contacting family members.

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Should the minimum wage be the same for all workers aged 18 and over, or should younger adults have a lower rate?

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The UK currently has different minimum wage rates depending on age. From April 2026, workers aged 18–20 are entitled to at least £10.85 per hour, compared with £12.71 for those aged 21 and over.

The government has committed to eventually removing this difference, but concerns have been raised that higher wage costs could affect employment opportunities for younger workers. Supporters of equal rates argue that adults should receive the same minimum wage regardless of age.

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Harrogate Spring Water expansion

Tom Gordon MP · Harrogate and Knaresborough

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997responses in 47 hours

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The town’s Liberal Democrat MP Tom Gordon has called for “full transparency” after a survey conducted through Suffrago on the same issue attracted 500 comments in 24 hours. According to the polling platform, 85% of the respondents opposed the plans.

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