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Update: UK flight disruption expected to clear; Primark to start offering home delivery in Great Britain – business live

A report from The Guardian — Business sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.

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A report from The Guardian — Business focuses on “Update: UK flight disruption expected to clear; Primark to start offering home delivery in Great Britain – business live” and sets out the main development contained in the supplied source material.

Flight schedules expected to return to normal following chaos of last two days Here is our full story on Primark starting to offer home delivery in Britain “in the future” – it’s a bit of a moment. The report also notes that Independent retail analyst Nick Bubb stated: We flagged last Friday that there has been plenty of speculation about tough trading in the John Lewis department store business and we assumed that overall first-half sales would have been something like 3% down, with ‘big ticket’ products taking a beating, but on an ex-VAT basis the fall was 4% and the largest fall (-4.8%) was in fashion. And, despite good work on margin and cost control, that sort of top-line drop hit the bottom line at John Lewis, with the usual H1 operating loss up from £53m to £83m this year (we expected £80m).

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