What the Sunday papers said…

The expansion of casinos planned under the Government's gambling bill is to be scaled back again with a cap set on the number of both large and small venues, allowing only eight of each under the first phase of the new legislation - Financial Times​

Big Food Group has conditionally approved a revised indicative offer of 95p from Icelandic retail investor Bauger, 15p a share lower than the original figure - The Observer​

Bauger has lined up a deal to sell Woodwards, the food service retailer, to rival 3663, assuming the Bauger bid for BFG goes through - Sunday Telegraph​

Drinks giant Allied Domecq will dismiss its suspended chief marketing officer Kim Manley without compensation if he is found guilty of misconduct at a disciplinary hearing - Mail on Sunday​

Hugh Osmond, the 42-year-old entrepreneur who made his name by floating Pizza Express and building up Punch Taverns, is moving into life insurance - The Observer​

Beer drinkers have won the backing of MPs in their battle to make pubs serve them a frothless pint following allegations that one in four pints are less than 95 per cent full, leaving drinkers £400m out of pocket each year - Sunday Mirror​

Nestle and Coke are putting the squeeze on Cadbury Schweppes in the soft drinks wars as the UK soft drinks and confectionary giant prepares to deliver its trading update on Wednesday - Business​

The wine industry is bracing itself for a bleak year as rising costs of oil drive higher freight charges potentially leading to an extra 50p to £1 a bottle - Independent on Sunday​