A group of town halls have urged the government to tax major out-of-town supermarkets to help fund upgrades to local shopping areas.
Twenty councils want a so-called "Tesco tax" to raise up to £400 million a year.
An extra tax on big supermarkets would hit the poorest families hardest, the Government has said.
The Department for Communities and Local Government has rejected calls from 20 local authorities for a new levy on supermarkets to help revitalise local shopping areas.
"Imposing new, additional taxes on supermarkets will push up the price of food and the cost of living, hitting low-income families the hardest," a DCLG spokesman said.
He said there were "much better ways to support small shops".
Speaking at Glastonbury Festival, the shadow chancellor said people who died in the Grenfell fire were "murdered by political decisions".
It's the largest Eid event in Europe, and today's figure smashed last year's record 88,000 people in attendance.
Cloudier to the south with light and patchy rain at times.