内容摘要：One witness, Yoni Kalin, said people inside had been "calming him down, giving him water, taking care of him".

One witness, Yoni Kalin, said people inside had been "calming him down, giving him water, taking care of him".

The hack caused payment problems and widespread shortages of goods in shops, and customer and staff data was compromised.It said on Wednesday that customers should see

Co-op customers should see stocks on shelves start to return to more normal levels this weekend, the company said, after it announced it was switching its online ordering system for suppliers back on after a cyber-attack.The hack resulted in payment problems, widespread shortages of goods in shops, and compromised customer and staff data.The criminals, using the cyber crime service DragonForce, also claim to be responsible for a similar attack on Marks and Spencer (M&S) and an attempted hack of Harrods earlier this month.

Co-op said it was bringing its systems "gradually back online in a safe and controlled manner."Earlier this month, cyber criminals infiltrated the Co-op's IT networks apparently trying to extort money from the grocery chain.

The company moved to limit the impact of the attack by shutting down some IT systems, including parts of its supply chain and logistics operations, resulting in huge disruption to deliveries.

Shoppers have shared images of empty store shelves and fridges - which has been atennis player, Serena Williams and model Karlie Kloss both publicly revealed their pregnancies at the 2023 event.

Indian writer, lawyer and activist Banu Mushtaq has made history by becoming the first author writing in the Kannada language to win the International Booker prize with her short story anthology, Heart Lamp.It is the first short story collection to win the presigious prize. Judges praised her characters as "astonishing portraits of survival and resilience".

Featuring 12 short stories written by Mushtaq between 1990 and 2023, Heart Lamp poignantly captures the hardships of Muslim women living in southern India.The stories were selected and translated into English from Kannada, which is spoken in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, by Deepa Bhasthi who will share the £50,000 prize.