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UK, France, Canada Vow To Take 'Concrete Actions' If Israel Does Not Stop Gaza War
UK, France, Canada Vow To Take "Concrete Actions" If Israel Does Not Stop Gaza War
Foreign affairs
The UK, France and Canada have jointly promised to take "further concrete actions" if Israel does not stop its renewed military operations in Gaza and fails to lift restrictions on humanitarian aid reaching the strip.
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Health
By British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT)
Government u-turn on promoting ‘nutritious food’ is hard to digest in the face of spiralling obesity rates and costly anti-obesity medications
Dominic Raab's Pret Special
Brexit
By Robert Hutton
Dominic Raab's Pret Special
AUKUS is much more than just a military agreement
Defence
By Michelle Scrogham
AUKUS is much more than just a military agreement
Keir Starmer Says New UK-EU Deal Is 'What British People Voted For'
Brexit
Keir Starmer Says New UK-EU Deal Is "What British People Voted For"
The Royal Navy is in good hands under General Sir Gwyn Jenkins
Defence
By Lord Sarfraz
The Royal Navy is in good hands under General Sir Gwyn Jenkins
Parliament must have its say on the UK-EU reset
Brexit
By Emily Thornberry MP
Parliament must have its say on the UK-EU reset
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UK, France, Canada Vow To Take 'Concrete Actions' If Israel Does Not Stop Gaza War
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UK, France, Canada Vow To Take "Concrete Actions" If Israel Does Not Stop Gaza War
Dominic Raab's Pret Special
Brexit
By Robert Hutton
Dominic Raab's Pret Special
AUKUS is much more than just a military agreement
Defence
By Michelle Scrogham
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Keir Starmer Says New UK-EU Deal Is 'What British People Voted For'
Brexit
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Foreign affairs
Trade Envoys: Cheap, Effective Diplomacy Or Patronage-Fuelled Freebie Fest?
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By Confederation of Paper Industries
Chancellor's Autumn Statement: suggested measures from the UK Paper Industry
David Workman, Confederation of Paper Industries’ (CPI) Director General, has written to the Chancellor outlining a number of measures that could be announced during the Autumn Statement to enhance the competitive position of the UK Paper Industry - especially in beginning to address the cumulative effect of Government policies on UK energy prices.
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By Santander
Santander comments on Bank of England decision to hold interest rates at 0.50% and quantitative easing held
Barry Naisbitt, Chief Economist at Santander UK, said:
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By University of Hertfordshire
Tribunals needed for Assisted Suicide in the UK
A new tribunal style system to provide sympathetic and speedy consideration for each and every terminally-ill patient who wishes to end their lives is needed according to Claudia Carr, from the University of Hertfordshire’s School of Law. The proposed system is being presented in a paper at the 1st Global Conference on Suicide, Self-Harm and Assisted Dying being held in Athens this week.
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By Innovate UK
Shaping the future of the automotive industry
A major opportunity for UK businesses to shape the future of the automotive industry has been announced today by Business Secretary Vince Cable.
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By Campaign for Fairer Gambling
Liverpool Council calls for ban on betting shop roulette machines
Liverpool Council yesterday voted unanimously to ban the high-speed, high-stake roulette machines found in betting shops throughout the city. The machines, known as Fixed Odds Betting Terminals, or FOBTs, have risen to prominence following a fiery Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons last month, during which David Cameron said Government should "take a proper look at them".
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By Which?
Hands off my pension
Richard Lloyd, Which? executive director has launched the 'Hands Off My Pension' campaign to improve switching pensions between jobs and set the proposed charge cap at 0.5%.
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By AHDB Beef and Lamb
“Time to change outdated regulations from BSE era”
Outdated TSE regulations which demand older lamb carcases be split to remove specified risk materials (SRM) are adding unnecessary cost to the industry and hindering international trade, a beef and lamb industry conference heard yesterday.
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By Santander
It's 'access all areas' for human recognition systems
Human Recognition Systems (HRS), a leader in total biometric solutions, is set for growth after securing a £975,000 finance package from Santander Corporate Commercial to expand its successful business.
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By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
IET warns against the dangers of using counterfeit regulations
The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) has alerted the electrical industry today to the dangers of using counterfeit copies of key publications like the IET Wiring Regulations BS 7671:2008(2011). This announcement comes following the seizure in Dover by Kent Trading Standards of a consignment of 845 counterfeit copies of the IET Wiring Regulations BS 7671:2008(2011) which was intercepted by staff from the UK Border Agency as it made its way to the UK from Latvia.
Thatcher blamed for shipyard decline Partner content
By Unite
Thatcher blamed for shipyard decline
Trade union Unite has said it will fight to keep as many jobs as possible after today's announcement of cuts to shipyards across the UK.
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By British Veterinary Association
BVA joins the London Vet Show
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) will be hosting a number of sessions at the London Vet Show later this month.
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By Glass and Glazing Federation
Scrapping green policy 'will increase energy bills'
Plans to ‘roll back’ on some green regulations will increase energy bills, the Prime Minister has been warned.