Retail sales figures and the largest surplus on the UK’s public finances since records began in 1993 today provided a boost to Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
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‘My wife’s ghost’: a crazy comedy that doesn’t find its tone | Cinema: premieres and reviews
by News Roomby News RoomThe ghost of my wife, María Ripoll’s new film is a crazy comedy of bed entanglements and infidelities that starts with good ideas but fails to go beyond its intentions.…
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Company leaders needs to take safety as seriously as finance and growth
by News Roomby News RoomMost organisations now collect large volumes of safety, operational, and environmental data, but too much of it still sits in separate systems. When those signals are connected, you move from…
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Centrica boss picks up £3.6m in bonuses and share awards despite profits plunge
by News Roomby News RoomBritish Gas owner Centrica handed chief executive Chris O’Shea a £1.4 million annual bonus and £2.2 million in long-term share awards for 2025.
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His mother said that he sang from his first cries, as Michèle Friche recalls in her monograph (Buchet Chastel, 1988). José van Dam’s voice was always natural and musical, regardless…
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Lobbying firm co-founded by Peter Mandelson set to enter administration
by News Roomby News RoomThe appointment of administrators at Global Counsel could come as soon as Friday.
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First, you smell a julep, the nose-slap of muddled mint that revives the senses from whatever slumber had befallen them. Then comes the bourbon, the court jester that brings no…
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Donald Trump urged Tehran to strike a ‘meaningful’ deal.
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A novel that mixes Ancient Egypt with fantasy and has a young embalmer as its protagonist wins the 20th Minotaur Prize | Culture
by News Roomby News RoomThe shadow of the black lotusa novel that mixes Ancient Egypt with fantasy and has a young embalmer as its protagonist, has today been proclaimed winner of the Minotaur Prize…