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Waitrose is set to remove mackerel from its shelves amid escalating concerns over unsustainable fishing practices.

The retailer said that it is the first major UK supermarket to suspend sourcing of the popular fish.

It said that fresh, chilled, and frozen mackerel, primarily sourced from Scottish waters, will be unavailable to shoppers by 29 April. Tinned varieties will follow once the current stock is depleted.

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A record-high 4,793 people were counted as sleeping rough across England in autumn 2025. Homelessness minister Alison McGovern has written to councils over reports children are homeless on the streets

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Opponents of Israel’s genocide in Gaza have faced intensive and systemic repression at all levels of British society, a new index by legal experts has found, with arrests, threats, sackings, harassment, censorship and even physical violence playing a role in the crackdown.

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Dr Allan Njanji, a refugee advocate with experience of the asylum system and Big Issue Changemaker for 2026, writes about what the UK could learn from Spain's decision to grant legal status to half a million migrants

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Retailer John Lewis is closing down its housebuilding business, scrapping plans to build 1,000 homes across three sites.

It cited higher borrowing and building costs than when it first started expanding into residential development in 2020.

It is also pulling out of property management, and will close that business when its contracts with four residential buildings end.

The employee-owned firm said it is instead focusing on its retail brands, John Lewis and Waitrose, to simplify its business and strengthen its balance sheet.

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The UK's biggest video-on-demand services will have to follow the same rules on content and accessibility as traditional broadcasters, under new legislation being implemented.

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