Yayy! Toys R Us is planning to return to the UK streets in 2022, after leaving our shores in 2018.
Toys “R” Us is returning to the UK almost four years after closing its doors, the chain store’s parent company has announced.
Founded in the US in 1948, the toy retailer had around 100 stores across the UK before it collapsed into administration in 2018.
Its owners, Toys “R” Us ANZ and WHP Global, have since successfully relaunched the chain and its partner brand, Babies “R” Us, in Australia.
Toys R Us ANZ, the company behind Toys R Us UK, agreed a long-term licence agreement on the 27th October, WHP said it has signed a “long-term” licence agreement to sell its items in the UK both online and in brick-and-mortar stores. which will see it return to the UK next year.
In the last month the Arctic sea ice is growing fast. This is great news for Polar Bears!
This week the sea ice is approaching 10,000,000 km2 – the second highest ice extent of any of the last 15 years. 2008 & 2005 are on course to be eclipsed in the coming days / weeks, as are many from the early 2000’s and mid-late 1990’s – this means that 2021 will soon claim the title of ‘the highest Artic sea ice extent of the past two decades’ (since 2001).
Additionally the ice is already comfortably above the 2011-2020 average, and by next week, is expected to have taken out the 2001-2010 average as well, according to
NSIDC data.
Contrary to the MSM’s narrative, the South Pole has been suffering unprecedented cold this year.
Between April & September, the South Pole averaged a temperature of -61.1c (-78F). Simply put, this was the coldest 6 months ever recorded in the region. These temperatures comfortably supass the previous coldest ‘
coreless winter‘ on record set back in 1976 of -60.6c (-77F).
This incredibly destroys the accelerated global warming reality pushed upon us by MSM. These facts are confirmed by Antarctic climatology Journalist
Stefano Di Battista who has closely watched and published research on Antarctic temperatures for many years.
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