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Prince Harry ‘is on a mission to change’ his image…
Prince Harry has no plans to return to royal life, despite recent rumours suggesting otherwise. Several friends of the Duke of Sussex have debunked claims fro
DTEP funding helps foundry business heat up
The latest SME to be awarded funding through DTEP is Wall Colmonoy Ltd. – a versatile engineering business with a UK base in Swansea They will work wit
Mortgage News: NatWest Latest High Street Lender To Announce Fixed…
Find out what’s happening with today’s mortgage rates and calculate monthly repayments across a range of different rates and deals. 13 Sept
Davis Cup 2024: Great Britain vs Argentina – results &…
Match one: Etcheverry beats Evans to give Argentina the lead Argentina have taken an early advantage in this decisive second Davis Cup tie after world
George at Asda and Roksanda link up with BFC for…
Published September 12, 2024 The days when London fashion Week and the British Fashion Council were only about high-end designers are long gone and
TV junk food ads to be banned before 9pm from…
A ban on junk food adverts being shown on TV before 21:00 will come into force on 1 October 2025, the government has confirmed. Labour said the watershed on jun
Bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis warns of 160 jobs at risk
Falkirk-based bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis said 160 Scottish jobs are at risk as the result of an "uneven playing field" in the sector. The firm said it ha
Pierre Cardin to outfit European Space Agency astronauts
Translated by Nicola Mira Published September 12, 2024 Pierre Cardin is again linked with space exploration. The couture label spearheaded by Rod
Proposed Hertfordshire data centre could generate 700 jobs
DC01UKThe proposed plans are for 85 acres of land adjacent to the A1 and M25 in HertfordshirePlans submitted to a council for a £3.75bn "world leading" data ce
UK counter-terror police drafted in after Telegraph journalist dies in…
UK counter-terrorism police are providing support to the investigation into the death of a Daily Telegraph journalist in Gibraltar.David Knowles died while on h
Data centers are now critical national infrastructure, says UK government
It said the additional protections resulting from the CNI designation will mean data stored in the UK is less likely to be compromised during outages, cybera
Harvey Weinstein indicted on new charges in New York
Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is facing new charges in New York City, prosecutors have said.The details of the indictment will be sealed until h
