The hit singing competition, which was filmed before current lockdown restrictions were introduced, is presented by Joel Dommett and features panellists Rita Ora, Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Mo Gilligan, who all sit separated by perspex glass. Seven mystery singers took to the stage before two of them were eliminated and unmasked this evening.
HSBC customers could have accounts closed for refusing to wear masks
13.01.2021 - 19:57 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
direct to your inboxBanking giant HSBC has issued a warning to any of its customers refusing to wear a mask without being exempt.People who refuse to wear masks inside its banks risk having their accounts withdrawn.The lender - which also owns First Direct and Marks & Spencer bank - said customers who break the law could forfeit their bank account. Speaking to The Mirror, a spokesman said face masks are mandatory in all branches as per government guidelines.
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deadline.com
28.01.2021 / 17:21
Sky’s Revenue Drops $600M In Pandemic Year; 56,000 Customers Abandon European Pay-TV Giant
Comcast’s European pay-TV broadcaster Sky suffered a 3.3%, or $600 million, drop in revenue last year, as its total customer relationships went into reverse at a time when millions have flocked to streaming services.
dailyrecord.co.uk
24.01.2021 / 17:56
Sky Broadband down across parts of Scotland leaving customers without services
broadband customers in Scotland have been left without internet this afternoon following a service outage. Customers in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Irvine have all been left with service problems, which resulted in many flocking to Twitter to complain.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
23.01.2021 / 21:03
Jobs at Northern from train driver managers to customer assistants - with starting salaries from £19k to £65k
direct to your inboxNorthern are hiring in Greater Manchester and the surrounding areas - with salaries starting from £19,000 to as much as £65,000.The train operator is advertising for a number of different roles with varying levels of experience required.Roles include Train Driver Manager and Customer Service Assistant, and Northern is also looking to fill several roles in its Train Presentation Team.Here are the jobs available in Greater Manchester and nearby.
dailyrecord.co.uk
23.01.2021 / 18:23
Scot orders pineapple and banana pizza from takeaway and customers are outraged
The House of Shah, based in Hamilton, took to their Facebook to reveal one customer's unusual request. The customer had called up to ask just for a tomato pizza base with pineapple and banana topping and finished with cheese.The owners, Cal Shah and Jahan Shah, decided to post the bizarre concoction on to social media and ask for their customers opinions.They wrote: "Customer asked for a banana + pineapple pizza.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
21.01.2021 / 17:11
McDonald's employee uncovers why drive-thru customers have a photo taken
direct to your inboxAny McDonald's fan who's used the drive-thru will know it's a pretty smooth operation.Each window has its own purpose, and the employees know exactly which order belongs to which car.But if you thought this was just because it's a 'one car per one window' system, you're wrong - at least in some locations.In fact, some of the drive-thrus have a 'secret' method of knowing what each car has ordered, and it's quite brilliant.
dailyrecord.co.uk
21.01.2021 / 12:37
MoneySavingExpert urges BP customers to check old receipts for £2,000 prize 'wins’ after glitch
MoneySavingExpert is urging BP customers to dig out their receipts to check if they have won £2,000-worth of points, following a competition glitch. The consumer website founded by Martin Lewis, said it had been contacted by some BP customers who said they had been denied prize wins after buying petrol or other items at garages across the UK.
dailyrecord.co.uk
19.01.2021 / 17:27
HSBC to close 82 branches and making major changes with Edinburgh branch first to shut
HSBC has announced it is set to close 82 branches across the UK, starting with Edinburgh's Princes Street on April 23. Approximately three branches will be closing each week, including Falkirk High Street on June 11, until the end of September and HSBC said the Covid-19 pandemic has prompted a greater shift to online banking, although it insisted the closures were not entirely related to lockdowns and restrictions in place across the country.