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  • Tesco and M&S warn Burnham against Budget tax raid on retailers

    Retail

    Top supermarkets including Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Marks & Spencer have urged Andy Burnham to rule out a Budget tax raid on retailers, warning they are already facing “unsustainable” costs.  The Retail Jobs Alliance (RJA), which represents retailers employing more than 1m people, has urged the Prime Minister not to prioritise pubs and bars over high [...]

    Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, in a suit, holding a red folder, walking past railings
  • Morrisons pledges to slash prices as price war intensifies

    Retail

    Morrisons has pledged to match prices with its rivals on hundreds of products, as the debt-ridden grocer ramps up an emerging price war between UK supermarkets.  The private-equity-owned supermarket has vowed that 500 of its “everyday essentials” will not be found cheaper at any of Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi or Lidl.  Britain’s supermarkets are fighting [...]

    Shopper holding a basket filled with Morrisons groceries, including tortilla chips, bread, and flour, next to an Unbeatabl...
  • Can debt-ridden Morrisons become a Big Four supermarket again?

    Retail

    “Nothing but difficult” is how one retail analyst describes the road ahead for Morrisons boss Rami Batiéh. Since taking charge of the grocer in November 2023, the chief executive has faced an uphill battle, as the group – once a firm member of the UK’s ‘big four’ – is outpaced by its rivals.  Batiéh, whose [...]

    Green Instacart shopping cart outside a modern Morrisons supermarket entrance with large glass windows
  • Could a ‘land blocking’ rule change spell danger for Aldi and Lidl?

    August 13, 2026

    German discounters Aldi and Lidl have rapidly taken control of the UK’s budget grocery market in recent years. But could new curbs on ‘land blocking’ slow their insurgency? Only a few decades ago, Lidl and Aldi were oddities. By 2008, the German discount supermarkets had been in the UK for more than 10 years but [...]

  • Morrisons pushes ahead with convenience store openings after closing 100

    June 17, 2026

    Morrisons is pushing ahead with an aggressive expansion of its convenience stores, less than a month after it shut 100 loss-making sites. The supermarket opened 30 more Morrisons Daily stores in the last three months and plans to open hundreds more in the coming years. This is despite the grocer saying in May that “significant” [...]

  • More than 80 retail bosses urge Starmer to tackle youth unemployment crisis

    June 10, 2026

    More than 80 retail bosses have called on the Prime Minister to set out urgent measures to tackle youth unemployment, warning that the “ladder of opportunity for young people is wobbling”.  The chiefs of leading retailers including Tesco, Sainsbury’s and John Lewis have called on Sir Keir Starmer to safeguard the position of retail as [...]

  • Lidl leapfrogs Morrisons to become UK’s fifth-biggest supermarket

    May 27, 2026

    Lidl has soared past struggling Morrisons to become the UK’s fifth-biggest supermarket, as its heavy discounting gave the grocer an edge in the fiercely competitive market. The German grocer snatched an 8.6 per cent market share, powered by an 8.8 per cent uplift in sales across the last 12 weeks, according to data by Worldpanel. [...]

  • Morrisons blames Labour for closure of 100 lossmaking stores

    May 22, 2026

    Morrisons has taken aim at Labour policy for “significant cost increases” as it announced the closure of 100 lossmaking stores.  The supermarket chain said on Thursday that it will close the 100 unprofitable Morrisons Daily convenience stores, in a move which could affect hundreds of jobs. Morrisons has faced steep debt costs following its £7bn [...]

  • Supermarkets round on Aldi and Lidl over ‘rigged’ system

    May 6, 2026

    A host of leading British supermarkets have rounded on German discounters Aldi and Lidl over fears competition is being “distorted” by a “rigged” system.  Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Iceland are ramping up pressure on the competition watchdog to crack down on Aldi and Lidl’s ability to block rivals from opening new stores on nearby land. The [...]

  • Blackstone, Saudi wealth fund collect £4m dividends from four Morrisons stores

    May 4, 2026

    Private equity firm Blackstone and the Saudi sovereign wealth fund have handed themselves £4m in dividends from their ownership of four Morrisons supermarket buildings. The pair acquired the sites – in Maldon, Stockport, Harrogate and Newcastle – for £110m in 2023 as part of a sale and leaseback arrangement which saw the supermarket chain sell [...]

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