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Derby College Group welcomes the Great British Railways Headquarters announcement
There was great excitement as Derby College Group’s flagship technical and professional skills college, The Roundhouse, took centre stage for...
Russia: Authorities step up activist ‘witch-hunt’ by searching homes of Memorial members
Reacting to the news that Russian law enforcement officers have searched the homes of members of Memorial, Russia’s oldest human...
Just 1% of taxpayers will benefit from tax-free threshold
Just 1% of taxpayers will benefit from new tax free allowance threshold The latest research by tax specialists, RIFT, has...
Sally Wood, Mika Simmons and Alex Light attend Venus event at AllBright Mayfair in support of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month with the Lady Garden Foundation
Every year in the UK, more than 21,000 women are diagnosed with gynaecological cancers. Despite this, according to research from...
Haaland, Messi, And Adriano Are The Only Players To Have Scored 5 Goals In A Single UCL Match Since 92/93
According to SafebettingSites.com, Haaland, Messi, and Adriano are the only three players to have achieved an astonishing feat since 1992/1993:...
Prince Harry’s deportation sought by group in the States, says Royal commentator
She was commenting on reports that Prince Harry’s visa approval could be reviewed following his admissions of illegal drug use....
Veteran journalist Alastair Stewart OBE is to retire from regular television after nearly half a century at the forefront of news broadcasting.
Veteran journalist Alastair Stewart OBE is to retire from regular television after nearly half a century at the forefront of...
Food workers supplying Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose are heading to Parliament after 1,000 workers were hit with a fire and rehire threat. Pilgrims Food Masters, which also supplies Aldi and Morrisons, has told workers they will be sacked and reemployed on worse terms and conditions – including no paid breaks, reduced sick pay and the removal of Diwali holiday pay. Around 100 Pilgrims workers will head to Parliament for a meeting with Shadow Employment Minister Justin Madders and other MPs.
Food workers supplying Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Waitrose are heading to Parliament after 1,000 workers were hit with a fire and...
How can an organisation like the Met Police turn their culture around?
A year-long review into the Metropolitan Police has found evidence that the organisation is “institutionally racist, sexist and homophobic.” Baroness...
£1,500 available to registered charities in West and South Yorkshire
Local Homebuilder, Barratt Developments Yorkshire West is continuing to support the communities in which it builds by offering £1,500 to...