North Korea claims progress on hypersonic missile designed to strike US targets
Kim Jong Un had vowed to introduce the weapon to cope with what he called deepening US hostility.
World News|Mar 20
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Hong Kong government gets more powers to quash dissent after security law passed
Legislative Council President Andrew Leung said he believed all lawmakers were honoured to have taken part in this ‘historic mission’.
World News|Mar 19
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Amazon launches campaign to show how Alexa can support those with ADHD
The campaign has been backed by Sam Thompson and the ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity.
UK News|Mar 19
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Former Meta HQ in London to become science and tech hub
British Land and asset management firm Royal London have agreed a joint venture on office space where Meta was previously the tenant.
UK News|Mar 18
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Nationwide Building Society launches British Sign Language service
The building society’s announcement coincides with Sign Language Week.
UK News|Mar 18
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Guernsey charity to build ‘game changer’ Eduhub in South Africa
Construction will start soon on a hub to support 100 children in South Africa, thanks to support from local charity Goal50.
News|Mar 15
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Interruption to care due to Covid will hasten the death of some, inquiry told
The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry has taken evidence from a charity which supports people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and families.
UK News|Mar 13
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Three arrested after red paint sprayed on Scottish Parliament
This Is Rigged are calling on the Scottish Government to create community food hubs.
UK News|Mar 11
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Red paint sprayed on Scottish Parliament in food insecurity protest
This Is Rigged is calling on the Scottish Government to fund and implement a community food hub for every 500 households in Scotland.
UK News|Mar 11
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Wrexham artist paints faces of people in community to remember local ‘legends’
Ady Medcalf uses oil paint to depict ‘the legends of Wrexham’ to showcase the individuals in his community.
UK News|Mar 10
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No time to focus on a 'pipe dream'
TALK about tunnels between Guernsey and Jersey, and Jersey and France, just don’t go away. Do a quick internet search and you’ll find the story bouncing back, year after year, enthusing the chattering classes for a while and then going quiet again.
Guernsey Press Comment|Mar 7
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GP hub plans shelved following backlash
The so-called same-day access hubs were set to be rolled out gradually in north-west London from April.
UK News|Mar 6
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Live: Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has delivered final Budget before general election
Mr Hunt confirmed a 2p cut in national insurance for employees and offered more help with child benefits for parents earning more than £50,000.
UK News|Mar 6
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Sunak insists economy ‘on the right track’ ahead of Budget
The Prime Minister visited the site of the former Honda car plant, which is being turned into a logistics centre.
UK News|Mar 4
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Two women charged after pouring porridge and jam over bust at Glasgow museum
The incident happened around midday on Sunday at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
UK News|Mar 3
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