Morrisons was forced to stop playing England World Cup songs in its Scottish stores last week after customers complained it was rubbing in that their team did not qualify for the tournament.
The Bradford-based grocer said it had accidentally added the songs to the playlist that was being broadcast across its UK estate. Given England’s early exit, the Scots might be requesting for Morrisons reinstate Vindaloo and Three Lions on the playlist.
As Scotland prepares itself to vote on whether to go it alone, how distinct is the retail offering in Edinburgh and Glasgow?
In the lead-up to the Scottish referendum, how can retailers rig an election, make some money and still keep Scotland in the Union?
A sale of Asda could be agreed later this week by parent company Walmart, it is understood.
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