In my 24 years as a lawyer I have always been open about my sexual orientation at work. In the early days this wasn’t the easiest path to tread. There were very few out lawyers who one could look up to as role models. Things have definitely improved. I now …
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Read More »Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Vertical integration is all the rage as companies scramble to compete in artificial intelligence and decarbonisation. They believe that exerting more sway over suppliers and sales channels will help them …
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By Alex Brummer for the Daily Mail Updated: 17:01 EDT, 11 June 2024 These days, party manifestos come with costings. After Liz Truss’s unfunded tax cuts in the autumn of 2022, no one wants to upset the bond markets. The Tory desire is to reduce the tax burden. The paradox …
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A printing mistake meant almost 100,000 voting cards had to be resent across Teesside. The error affected voters in three parliamentary constituencies, with a total of 96,572 polling cards for the July 4 general election sent out again. Stockton Council says it is working with the company which printed the …
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A GRAN came home to find her neighbour had put up scaffolding in her garden without warning – and can now peer into her bedroom. Gill Hayes-Newington, 90, is locked in a bitter row with her neighbour Dr Andrew Jones. 3 Pensioner Andrew Jones has put up scaffolding around his …
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Princess Beatrice looked elegant as she departed Oswald’s in central London last night following a meal at its new and exclusive restaurant. The Princess of York, 35, gave a thumbs up as she was spotted outside the building while waiting for a taxi to take her home. She opted for …
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Philatelic Foreword by Jay Bigalke The new Ansel Adams forever stamps issued May 15 resonated with me, probably because I have always had a soft spot for black-and-white photography. When the May 15 first-day ceremony for the stamps was announced, I knew I wanted to be there. So I booked …
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The deadline to register to vote in the upcoming General Election is fast approaching – with polling day on 4 July. To vote in the elections people must be on the electoral register. Residents have until 18 June to register to vote in the upcoming elections if they are not …
Read More »Crown Princess Elisabeth has been in the city since 2021, studying History and Politics at Lincoln College. The 22-year-old is the eldest of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde of Belgium’s four children and is next in line to the throne. She is departing Oxford this year though as the Belgian …
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