Juice News

One-thousand-two-hundred jobs are being axed at Marks and Spencer.

It's closing twenty-five of its Simply Food outlets, as well as two main stores.

Three people have been killed after Israel bombed a UN school.
Hundreds of people were taking shelter at the building in Gaza.

Another high street name may be gone next year.
This time it's tea and coffee retailer Whittard of Chelsea.
It could soon be forced to go into administration.
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The row between the Conservatives and one of Britain's most senior policemen seems to be over.

An estimated half-a-million small businesses are winding down for the longest Christmas holiday for sixteen years.
The recession means some companies are shutting for a whole month.
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A man's admitted killing former model and young mum Rachel Nickell on Wimbledon Common.
Forty-two year old Robert Napper has pleaded guilty to her manslaughter in 1992.
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The official opening ceremony for Falmer Stadium has taken place this morning.

A junior doctor has been found guilty of plotting terror attacks on Glasgow and London.

Three High Street banks are in danger of losing billions because of a huge Wall Street fraud.
Santander, which owns Abbey, says it's exposed to the tune of over two billion pounds.

Police are investigating claims a paedophile has been stabbed to death.
It follows the discovery of a man's body at Wandsworth in south London.
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