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Debbie was in a bit of a pickle.

A crisp and gurkin sandwiches just weren't selling.

Until she had the good idea to use Canva to design her logo, menus and social posts.

They looked good. Really, really good.

Turns out Crisp and gherkin sandwiches are right up everyone's street.

Even if that street now smells a pickles.

Thanks, Canva.

Welcome back to Morning Glory.

It's coming up to three minutes past seven.

I'm Mike Graham with you all the way through, of course, until 10 o'clock. And Julie Hartley Brewers away will let you know who's going to be doing the show from then. Morning Glory this morning, full of all sorts of different stories, but included in The War of the Printers. We'll be talking to Kinsey Schofield coming up a little bit later on in this hour. Also, we want to talk about the NHS this morning because, according to the front page of Daily Telegraph, four in five NHS hospitals are actually failing.

The true scale of the broken health service is laid bare by West Street's new league tables.

You know, basically he's saying that the best and the worst performing trust in England

are going to be

named and shamed for the first time as part of Labor's promised to reform the broken health

service. But the tables actually show that 107 of England's 134 acute hospital trust, that's 80%

are considered to be failing because they are off track on performance and they are running

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