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Published 08:39 10 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 13:39 10 Mar 2016 GMT

The Daily Mirror has conducted some basic research, using star ratings given in reviews, to identify which of the chicken chain's 300 plus UK branches is the best-loved.
They painstakingly worked out the average number of stars, with the number of five-star reviews used as a tie-breaker - and they needed a tie-breaker to determine the winner.
London has four entries in the top 10, but the capital's multiple branches weren't able to edge out two contenders in the north of England.
That honour of Britain's best-loved Nando's goes to the Boldon branch, not far from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, which edged out Doncaster with more five-star reviews after both averaged 4.5/5. And it clearly already has something of a reputation.
Off to the North East we go.
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