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French retailers will have to notify shoppers when products have been reduced in size without a corresponding cut in prices in an effort to tackle so-called shrinkflation, the finance ministry said on Friday. Shrinkflation has become a headache for consumers and governments alike as households have struggled to cope with dwindling purchasing power in the face of surging inflation in recent years. From July, French retailers will have to display for two months when food and other common consumer goods products like detergent have been downsized in a way that causes the unit price to go up, the ministry said.
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Israel was reported to have attacked Iran on Friday following apparent explosions in the Middle Eastern country. American broadcast networks quoting unnamed US officials said Israel carried out an attack.Iranian state media said Tehran had fired air defence batteries early on Friday morning after following reports of explosions near the city of Isfahan. Cabinet minister Mel Stride on Friday said the UK recognises Israel's right to defend itself, while pressing its ally to "work hard towards de-escalation".
A number of people, including the Duke of Sussex, have accused the publisher of being involved in unlawful information gathering.
The squatters have left the Grade II listed building near Regent’s Park two by two.
Futures initially tumbled overnight, but slashed losses as Israel's attack on Iran seemed limited. The market power trend is about to end. Netflix gave weak guidance.
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Explosions echoed over an Iranian city on Friday (April 19) in what sources described as an Israeli attack, but Tehran played down the incident and indicated it had no plans for retaliation - a response that appeared gauged towards averting region-wide war. Iranian media and officials described a small number of explosions, which they said resulted from Iran's air defences hitting three drones over the city of Isfahan. Notably, they referred to the incident as an attack by "infiltrators", rather than by Israel, obviating the need for retaliation. Iranian state broadcaster aired images of what they said was flashes in the sky over Isfahan. An Iranian official told Reuters there were no plans to respond against Israel for the incident.
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