Shoppers
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| Originally published | May 2002 |
| Authors | Denis Johnson |
| Genres | Drama |
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| ID | 2265788 |
About Shoppers
"Perfection is not the basis of what I'm talking about," says a member of the Cassandra family, which forms the center of Denis Johnson's plays, Hellhound on My Trail and Shoppers Carried by Escalators Into the Flames. . . .
Oxford Street: Suella Braverman tells police to hunt down culprits
... Young people gathered in groups, mixing in with everyday Shoppers - with some filming or looking on bemused...
Why second-hand fashion is back in style
... She credits TikTok and Instagram with driving the trend for second-hand clothing, in particular with " Gen Z" Shoppers - that s people who were born in between the mid-1990s and mid-2000s...
Asda limits sales of Just Essentials budget range
... It launched Just Essentials in May, promising an expanded line of low-cost products to help Shoppers with the cost of living...
Shoppers spent less for second month in a row, says BRC
...Shoppers are spending less than they were a year ago, as the rising cost of living squeezes incomes, according to the body representing retailers...
Does it matter if we know where our food comes from?
... She also cautions that adding marketing around traceability to products could be more confusing than helpful for Shoppers - who are already faced by a variety of supposedly sustainable labels...
JD Sports told to sell Footasylum by competition watchdog
... The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) found that JD Sports was the closest alternative for Footasylum Shoppers...
Snakes and social distance, wait, how are the shops open in England
... Shoppers wait forms a queue outside a Nike store in London A line, to prevent the outside a Primark store in Birmingham a number of buyers took protective precautions, the spread of Covid-19 goldsmiths jewelry store in York, A shop worker prepares to take the customer behind a screen in a sweet shop in York, Some of the selected face shield, such as this florist, the New York boutique opens its doors in Brighton, A customer, a Brighton-gift-shop - what is excited with the cover on the display Shoppers as they queue in a Primark store in Brighton In Southampton, Shoppers mill around the high street customers in the Loughborough area - next to a sign reminds you to stay safe, customers queue outside a Waterstones book stores in Altrincham Monday was also the day that zoos in England, they were allowed to open customer barriers track to be sure, social distance, outside the Potteries Shopping Centre in Stoke-on-Trent...
Coronavirus lockdown: Covid 'support bubbles start in England and NI
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Oxford Street: Suella Braverman tells police to hunt down culprits
By Liz JacksonBBC News
Those responsible for disorder in London's Oxford Street area on Wednesday should be " hunted down and Locked Up " the home secretary says.
Suella Braverman said on X: " We cannot allow the kind of lawlessness seen in some American cities to come to The Streets of the UK. "
On Wednesday, baton-wielding police clashed with dozens of people while officers on horseback dispersed crowds.
The Metropolitan Police said nine people were arrested.
The disorder came after Social Media videos urged people to turn up and cause disruption on Oxford Street.
The Met said it had handed out 34 dispersal orders, which enable police to exclude people from the area.
A wider dispersal order covering a large area of The West End is in effect until 07:00 BST on Friday.
Mrs Braverman added: " The Police have my full backing to do whatever necessary to ensure Public Order . Those responsible must be hunted down and Locked Up .
" I expect nothing less from the Metropolitan Police and have requested a full incident report. "
There was a large police presence in Oxford Street on Wednesday afternoon, with mounted officers and police vans on The Road and on Side Streets .
Young People gathered in groups, mixing in with everyday Shoppers - with some filming or Looking On bemused.
Some shops in Oxford Street and Regent Street closed their barriers as attempts were made to get inside. At those shops that stayed open, Security Guards stood at the entrances deciding who could go in.
Inside Oxford Circus Tube station, officers were stopping Young Men at The Ticket barriers to speak to them.
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan had urged people who had seen The Videos on Social Media not to go to Oxford Street, saying: " Do not allow yourself to be sucked into an area that could be a high-crime area. "
By the evening, dozens of Young People were seen making their way along Shaftesbury Avenue in The West End.
A McDonald's restaurant and A Gift shop were briefly attacked and several fights broke out among those gathered, while the owner of a convenience store in Soho fought off about a dozen people He Said stormed his shop trying to steal items.
As a result of patrols across The Day , The Met Police said one person was arrested on suspicion of going equipped to steal, one on suspicion of assaulting a Police Officer , one for a public offence and four others on suspicion of breaching the dispersal order.
The Force added Two People were also arrested in Essex for conspiracy to commit robbery " following online Social Media posts".
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