Like many in lockdown, Victoria Farrar decided to treat herself by splashing out on an online sale. The 34-year-old paid £250 for a dress from upmarket French firm Sundress on January 12. But she was shocked by demands for an extra £99 in taxes when it was delivered a few …
Read More »Good morning, this is Tamara Howie bringing you the main stories and must-reads on Wednesday 27 January. It’s back to work after a busy day on the streets with Invasion Day rallies across the country and lots on the agenda in US politics as Biden settles into the Oval Office. …
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A MUSICIAN originally from Denbighshire, who went on to share the stage with some of the biggest stars of a golden era for rock and roll in the 60’s, has died. Following a short illness, Peter Wynne died on January 19 at his home in Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire. During a very …
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Eight multi-storey buildings in Aberdeen have been granted Category A listed building status by Historic Environment Scotland (HES). The city’s Gilcomstoun Land, Porthill Court, Seamount Court, Virginia Court, Marischal Court, Thistle Court, Hutcheon Court, and Greig Court are now classed as being of outstanding importance. Historic Environment Scotland (HES) say …
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It seems to me that the coronavirus pandemic has led to a significant improvement in investor sentiment towards the business. For years, Royal Mail … Source link
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Thousands of rapid turnaround coronavirus tests are being handed out to businesses to test workers without symptoms. The Government announced a rollout of rapid testing in industries including food, manufacturing, energy and retail sectors, as well as job centres, transport networks and the military. Around 734,600 lateral flow tests, which …
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The 70th anniversary of the founding of the UK’s national parks has been marked by a new range of collectables and gifts created by a leading branding agency. Silk Pearce, a creative agency based in Colchester, has collaborated with Royal Mail to commemorate the UK’s first four national parks – …
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Political parties have been advised to stop their in-person campaigning efforts during the current lockdown. Leafletting and door-to-door campaigning are “not considered an essential or necessary activity”, the Cabinet Office has warned. The i politics newsletter cut through the noise The announcement comes ahead of a number of elections set …
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