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Russian attack submarines carried out secret operations in Irish Sea

Russian attack submarines carried out secret operations in Irish Sea

US officials were reported to be aware of the movements, which could be an effort to intimidate Britain over its support for Ukraine or to identify weaknesses in British and Irish defence. It would be difficult for a Russian submarine to navigate the Irish Sea without breaking international law because legally they can only travel...

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Election 2024 latest: Keir Starmer heading to Scotland, as Robert Jenrick says Tories failed to deliver

Election 2024 latest: Keir Starmer heading to Scotland, as Robert Jenrick says Tories failed to deliver

Timing is tight on Port Talbot plantpublished at 11:20 11:20 Huw ThomasBusiness correspondent, BBC Wales While Jonathan Reynolds said this morning that there was “a better deal available” for workers in Port Talbot, the new business secretary knows that Tata Steel is determined to press ahead with its restructuring plans. The company wants to shut...

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4.3%: Why has UK economy grown so slowly under the Tories?

4.3%: Why has UK economy grown so slowly under the Tories?

As the United Kingdom gears up for a general election on Thursday, one issue has emerged at the forefront of voters’ minds – the state of the economy. Since the ruling Conservative Party entered office 14 years ago, the UK’s economy has slowed dramatically. The slowdown is particularly stark when immigration-driven population growth is accounted...

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The staggering science and art behind Wimbledon’s legendary grass courts

The staggering science and art behind Wimbledon’s legendary grass courts

LONDON — Billie Jean King — tennis legend, trailblazer and 12-time grand slam winner — once famously said that “tennis is the perfect combination of violent action taking place in an atmosphere of tranquility.” If taken to be true, then Neil Stubley, head of courts and horticulture at Wimbledon, is responsible for the battlefield that...

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United Kingdom Can Face Heavy Travel Chaos as 480,000 People Attending Silverstone British Grand Prix – Travel And Tour World

United Kingdom Can Face Heavy Travel Chaos as 480,000 People Attending Silverstone British Grand Prix – Travel And Tour World

Home » TRAVEL ALERT » United Kingdom Can Face Heavy Travel Chaos as 480,000 People Attending Silverstone British Grand Prix Tuesday, July 2, 2024 Reading Time: 3 minutes With the British Grand Prix set to attract approximately 480,000 visitors to Silverstone this weekend, National Highways in United-Kingdom has issued vital travel advice to ensure a...

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Growth & Jobs | The Caribbean – a melting pot for investors

Growth & Jobs | The Caribbean – a melting pot for investors

IN ALMOST all cases, a politically stable environment can be found throughout the Caribbean. Half of the islands that make up the region, for instance, are overseas territories of either the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, or France, while the other half are sovereign nations. Although every island in the Caribbean has its...

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Sports consultancy Performance54 rebrands as 54

Sports consultancy Performance54 rebrands as 54

UK-headquartered sports consultancy Performance54 has rebranded. The firm will now simply go by 54, with its leaders suggesting the new identity shows how they have a pragmatic belief in shifting their thinking to open up chances to succeed. The firm confirmed in a press release that the rebrand to ‘54’ “reflects both the bold founding principles...

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Naomi Campbell: From Confronting Racism To Becoming A Fashion Icon

Naomi Campbell: From Confronting Racism To Becoming A Fashion Icon

In 1987, the fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier shot the supermodel Naomi Campbell in the desert wearing a gold Chanel jacket. It’s a stunning photograph and a historic one. This image featured on the December issue of British Vogue that year – it was only the third time the fashion magazine had a black woman on...

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Malaysia Tourism Skyrockets in 2024 with visa free access to 183 countries including UK, UAE, Japan and France – Travel And Tour World

Malaysia Tourism Skyrockets in 2024 with visa free access to 183 countries including UK, UAE, Japan and France – Travel And Tour World

Home » ASIA » Malaysia Tourism Skyrockets in 2024 with visa free access to 183 countries including UK, UAE, Japan and France Tuesday, July 2, 2024 Reading Time: 3 minutes Visa-free travel for Malaysian passport holders to 183 countries has significantly boosted the global travel and tourism industry, encompassing leisure travel, luxury travel, and business...

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Covid’s new summer strain and what to do if you catch it

Covid’s new summer strain and what to do if you catch it

The Euros are in full flow, Wimbledon is coming and we are on the brink of a General Election. We’ve long stopped wearing masks and abiding the rules of staying 2m apart but with summer socialising at full kilter and a summer Covid wave known as the “FLiRT” variant “building”, should we be rethinking our...

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Non-UK Licensed Casinos Accepting UK Players (July 2024 List)

Non-UK Licensed Casinos Accepting UK Players (July 2024 List)

  UK gamblers are known for scouring the internet looking for non-UK licensed casinos that accept them, to get a better gambling experience while indulging in their favourite games. The dominance of GamStop, a self-exclusion program, has made it quite difficult for gamblers in this region to get the best gambling experience from casinos licensed...

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UK business group hits out at climate change ‘silence’ during election – Offshore Technology

UK business group hits out at climate change ‘silence’ during election – Offshore Technology

CBI chief executive Rain Newton-Smith. Credit: Bloomberg/Contributor. The CBI has attacked what its sees as the “deafening silence from all the parties about the issues of climate change” during the UK’s General Election campaign. Rain Newton-Smith, CEO of the influential business body, said in a speech on Monday that the next government cannot claim to...