[ad_1] Cyber security experts warned that the damage to Royal Mail’s computer system looked extensive. Jake Moore, an expert at software business ESET, said: “After multiple strikes and labour shortages, this attack will have come at one of the worst possible times for the postal service. “The attack seems to have severely impacted their systems,…
[ad_1] Royal Mail has been hit by a “cyber incident” that left the UK’s postal service unable to send parcels and letters overseas. Warning of “severe disruption” and advising customers not to post items with an international destination, Royal Mail said on Wednesday that it had notified security services. It declined to say whether hackers…
[ad_1] Pictured: Tests of the truck at Kinaxia Logistics . Image: Kinaxia Logistics The company is today (11 January) celebrating the achievement of European Community Whole Vehicle Type Approval (ECWVTA) for its 7.5-tonne battery-electric truck. In doing so, regulators have deemed the model as compliant with relevant safety and environmental standards. This is a prerequisite…
[ad_1] British electric vehicle manufacturer Tevva has secured ‘European Community Whole Vehicle Type Approval’ (ECWVTA) for its 7.5-tonne battery-electric truck. The formal approval means that Tevva can now start producing and selling its trucks in volume across the UK and Europe. It also represents the key regulatory step in the development and commercialisation of all…
[ad_1] THE company’s name might be attracting negative publicity across many parts of the UK, but one Evri delivery driver has been showered with praise by residents in the remote Powys communities he serves. Evri, the courier service previously known as Hermes, has been heavily criticised over the festive period following chronic parcel delivery delays…
[ad_1] The firm, formerly known as Hermes, says staff shortages, Royal Mail strikes and bad weather have caused disruption. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] 10 January 2023, 19:16 Former Labour Leader said Keir Starmer was “right” not to join strike pickets. Picture: Getty/LBC Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has suggested Keir Starmer is “right” not to join strike picket lines as doing so would be “gesture politics”. Appearing on Tonight with Andrew Marr, Lord Kinnock was asked by…
[ad_1] Prince Harry and his memoirs have been ridiculed by Stephen Colbert ahead of the broadcast of their US TV interview tonight with the comedian comparing his life to Harry Potter and joking the new book is available as a royal commemorative plate. There were gales of laughter as the Duke of Sussex was called ‘His royal…
[ad_1] FOOD & DRINK 11 January, 2023 | by Angela Beevers Sainsbury’s has posted a 7.1% increase in retail sales over the festive trading period after investing in value, innovation, service and availability. In the six weeks to 7 January, grocery sales rose by 7.1% while general merchandise sales came in stronger than expected with…
[ad_1] Truck manufacturer Tevva has received regulatory approval for its 7.5-tonne electric truck, paving the way for the company to begin mass production at its facility in Tilbury, a port town east of London. According to Tevva, it is the first British firm to be given EC Whole Vehicle Type Approval – a confirmation that…