GABRIEL Clark met Defence Minister Ben Wallace and the Ukraine Ambassador to receive a Points of Light award for the work he did raising money for Ukraine. The Points of Light award is given to people in the UK who the Prime Minister wishes to recognise for their service to …
Read More »Tevva starts mass production of its 7.5-tonne electric truck
British electric vehicle manufacturer Tevva has started commercial production of its medium-duty electric truck after it received the European Community Whole Vehicle Type Approval (ECWVTA). The company will now be able to start mass production and sales of TEV75, its 7.5-tonne battery-electric truck. The critical regulatory approval will enable Tevva …
Read More »Rishi Sunak risks being dragged into the Harry coronation row as insiders say he should decide
The Prime Minister could be drawn in to the increasingly intense debate over whether Prince Harry should be invited to the Coronation, after senior Royal insiders argued that the decision should be ‘taken out of the King’s hands’. Sources say King Charles should use the so-called ‘Churchill precedent’ to escape …
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A CEO has revealed a secret test he uses to help him decide who to hire at job interviews. As well as his normal list of questions and grilling of the candidates, he also uses a simple experiment at the end of the process to discover if you have what …
Read More »Air Ecosse – remembering the ‘friendly Scottish airline’ based in Aberdeen
The history of aviation in Aberdeen is long and storied. An airport has served the Granite City since 1934 and popular carriers like Loganair and Ryanair are its principal link with the world. But it is often overlooked that Aberdeen once hosted the main base of a short-lived commuter airline …
Read More »Teachers Expected To Go On Strike As Union Prepares To Announce Ballot Results
Teachers in England and Wales are set to go on strike over pay next month following a breakdown in talks with the government. The National Education Union (NEU), the UK’s largest teaching union, organised a ballot of 300,000 members calling for a “fully funded, above-inflation pay rise” following a decade …
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DPD customers are still waiting for their festive deliveries – 21 days after Christmas. They fear their parcels are still stranded in the delivery giant’s Stoke-on-Trent depot – or now simply lost. It comes as DPD has suspended three members of staff at its Shelton Boulevard HQ. And Jacob Peacock …
Read More »Prince Harry Says the Royal Family Owes Meghan Markle an Apology
“You’ve been caught out, so just come clean.” Prince Harry believes that Meghan Markle is owed an apology from the royal family. In a new interview with The Telegraph this week, Harry seemingly shared a cautionary message directed toward the monarchy. “You know what you did, and I now know …
Read More »Kate Middleton has ‘already moved on’ from Harry’s claims her texts left Meghan ‘sobbing’
The Princess of Wales has ‘already moved on’ after being left ‘baffled’ by Prince Harry’s claims in his bombshell memoir, Spare, according to reports. Kate, who turned 41 this week, has reportedly ‘dismissed’ the Duke of Sussex’s accusations against her in the book, including that she and Prince William ‘stereotyped’ …
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