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John Lewis boss Lucy Brown said soaring shoplifting rates are not, as bleeding heart types insist, to do with the cost of living.
She said: “I describe it as absolutely greed, not need” When gang thuggery comes to Waitrose and M&S , something has gone badly wrong. This is not because Waitrose shoppers deserve the peace of well-administrated law and order more than Tesco .
Unless Labour is capable of a transformation in British law and order, we will be going the way of shops on the west coast of America , with everything from bottled water to toothpaste locked to cabinets, requiring staff to get them out.
It is a sad and bizarre thought; orange juice and loo roll chained to shelves of Waitrose . It’s sad too that more and more electronic eyes will be needed to watch shoppers.
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