Online Harms director warns of ‘deeply problematic’ niche social platforms
Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Sub-committee is told some smaller sites ‘simply will not talk to governments about anything’.
UK News|Dec 17, 2020
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Greece to pay £2bn for fighter jets amid tensions with Turkey
The government will buy 18 French-made Rafale aircraft in a major military overhaul.
World News|Dec 17, 2020
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No-deal Brexit ‘could cost Scottish food and drink industry £2bn’
Industry leader James Withers has warned some companies might be pushed out of business.
UK News|Dec 12, 2020
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Airbnb shares soar on US stock market debut
Shares in the home-sharing company proved attractive to investors.
World News|Dec 10, 2020
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Asda and B&M to hand back rates relief as retailers return almost £2bn
Downing Street welcomed the retailers’ decisions to pay back the cash.
UK News|Dec 3, 2020
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Huge rise in Islamist and far-right propaganda during lockdown
The Institute for Strategic Dialogue said extremists have tried to take advantage of the ‘chaos and uncertainty’.
UK News|Nov 25, 2020
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Supermarket giants to net almost £2bn in tax breaks
Sainsbury’s and Tesco have paid out millions to shareholders while enjoying the business rates holiday
UK News|Nov 13, 2020
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100-year-old who beat Covid-19 celebrates birthday with pony visit
Joyce Tofts celebrated with chocolate cake, a pampering session, and a visit from Honey the pony.
UK News|Nov 5, 2020
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Government urged to act on youth unemployment
Former prime minister Gordon Brown said one million 16 to 24-years-olds are now in need of help.
UK News|Nov 1, 2020
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What the papers say – October 23
Whitehall’s boost to pandemic support funding dominates the Friday newspapers.
UK News|Oct 23, 2020
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Thai cabinet approves parliament session to debate protests
The protests are calling for Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to step down.
World News|Oct 20, 2020
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External relations and thwarted ambitions
THEY have represented our interests well on the international stage, but failed to live up to their ‘revive and thrive’ rhetoric. Outgoing deputy Richard Graham shines the spotlight on Policy and Resources
Voices|Oct 1, 2020
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Retail rent arrears ‘to exceed £2bn’ as landlords predict lower payments
Property industry group Revo said landlords are expecting another set of low payment figures after the deadline for quarterly rent.
UK News|Sep 29, 2020
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A finely tuned fund: working in harmony with Hipgnosis
Mariana Enevoldsen, director at Ocorian, a global leader in fund administration and capital markets, corporate and fiduciary services, explains how the Guernsey-registered Hipgnosis Songs Fund Limited has brought an entirely new asset class to the London Stock Exchange – some of the most commercially successful songs of all time
News|Sep 14, 2020
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Summer sales surge drives Primark owner to top forecasts
Associated British Foods expects to report around £2bn in sales to the end of the year since the clothing chain reopened.
UK News|Sep 7, 2020
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