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UK cosmetics chain closes for a day in Gaza protest
LONDON: British cosmetics chain Lush on Wednesday shut down its UK shops, factories and online sales for the day to protest the devastating humanitarian effects of Israel’s war in Gaza. The international retailer said it displayed signs reading “stop starving Gaza — we are closed in solidarity” across shuttered shop windows. “Whilst Lush is losing a day of takings, this also means that the UK government is losing a day of tax contributions from Lush and our customers,” the company, which sells its products in over 50 countries, said on its website.
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dailymail.co.uk
Lush closes ALL stores and shuts website in protest over Palestine
High street cosmetics firm Lush has shut down its website and closed all its UK stores in what the company says is a pro-Palestine statement of solidarity.
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telegraph.co.uk
Lush shuts all shops ‘in solidarity’ with Gaza
Cosmetics retailer has taken its website offline and shut its factories for the day
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independent.co.uk
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arabnews.com
UK cosmetics chain closes for a day in Gaza protest
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middleeasteye.net
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