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The Parades Commission has cleared the Orange Order to walk the Garvaghy Road for the first time since 1998, with a legal challenge listed for Saturday and appeals for calm from London and Dublin.
Tesco locked prices on more than 1,150 own-label staples through October, telling distribution staff the freeze is a hedge ahead of fresh grocery inflation data and a winter energy reset for households.
Rolls-Royce SMR placed steel module-housing orders with Derby fabricators for its campus expansion, locking autumn hiring targets for welders and fitters as the unit races toward UK design assessment milestones.
RELX has consolidated several LexisNexis-hosted London Law Week sessions into fewer City venues after in-house legal teams slashed travel budgets, shifting senior partners onto hybrid streams.
British Land is rewriting break clauses and service-charge caps on several Canary Wharf towers before autumn tenant walk-throughs resume, as insurers demand fresh fire-door logs and lift certifications from finance firms reviewing hybrid desk counts.
Next lifted full-year profit guidance after its Castle Donington returns hub cut refund lag, letting stores that already take four-fifths of UK online returns process credit notes faster.
UK Pret franchise operators have asked headquarters to reopen food-cost allowances as butter and energy surcharges erode croissant margins on high-street shops outside London.