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I added a scoop of pistachios — another Italian specialty — and tossed arugula and a wedge of blue cheese into my bag.

Greggs' revenue passed £2bn last year thanks to higher sales of pizzas, chicken goujons and potato wedges, the bakery chain has said.

Karma Nirvana, a charity that works to end honour-based abuse, described the backbench attempt to ban cousin marriage as "a tool of political point-scoring, inciting hate and driving a wedge between communities".

Known as the tax wedge, the ratio between the amount of taxes paid by an average single worker without children and the corresponding total labour cost for the employer, stands at 42.3% in Portugal.

After he joined local initiatives to support green policies, some members of his family accused him of being “radical” and allowing his beliefs to drive a wedge between them.