Shapps says new ships for Royal Marines will learn lessons from Ukraine war
Defence Secretary Grant Shapps said up to six new ‘flexible’ vessels will allow marines to operate around the world.
UK News|May 14
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Encampment ‘just the start’ of Gaza protests at Irish universities, says student
The encampment is organised by a Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) group set up by University College Dublin students last autumn.
UK News|May 13
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New world champion Kyren Wilson hopes to build legacy as one of snooker greats
Wilson’s big moment came at the end of his worst season in a decade.
UK Sport|May 7
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Cameron: No-one knows about our post-Brexit study-abroad scheme
The Foreign Secretary admitted that even his son, who is of university age, did not know about the Turing programme.
UK News|Apr 25
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Q&A: Labour’s plan for rail reform and the background to nationalisation
Labour has pledged to nationalise the rail network, claiming it has become a ‘symbol of national decline’.
UK News|Apr 25
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Lloyds profit falls 28% as competition in mortgage market steps up
But the UK’s biggest mortgage lender said its customers are ‘resilient’ as it unveiled improved predictions for parts of the economy this year.
UK News|Apr 24
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WW1 wreck dive film to get more screenings
Two more screenings of the locally-made film The Hunt for Lady Olive and the German Submarine have been announced due to popular demand.
News|Apr 17
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Q&A: Social media apps and minimum age requirements
Meta’s decision to lower the minimum age requirement on WhatsApp in Europe has reignited the debate around child online safety.
UK News|Apr 12
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Glasgow ‘Willy Wonka experience’ to be recreated in California
Actor Kirsty Paterson was billed as a ‘notorious Scottish Oompa Loompa’, and will take part in a Q&A session at the LA event.
UK News|Apr 10
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Q&A: Everton’s latest points deduction and what it means for the club
The penalty is the Toffees’ second of the season.
UK Sport|Apr 8
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Q&A: The calls for halting arms exports to Israel and the political implications
The details and potential impact of growing demands for the Government to halt arms exports to Israel following the death of aid workers in Gaza.
UK News|Apr 4
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Kathleen is only second time K has been reached in storm alphabet
The Met Office began naming storms in 2015.
UK News|Apr 4
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‘There’s something for everyone’ - Olympian Twell full of Easter praise
Steph Twell can see the EY Easter Running Festival becoming even more popular with high-quality visitors after this year’s successful edition.
Sport|Apr 5
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Green Day to headline UN-backed global climate concert
Green Day will be honoured for their ‘long-standing commitment to social justice and environmental causes’.
World News|Mar 28
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B&Q owner sees profits tumble and warns over earnings for the year ahead
The B&Q owner is overhauling its French operations as part of a turnaround plan.
UK News|Mar 25
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