[ad_1] By Roisin Pelan In a time of uncertainty unlike anything we’ve ever lived through, the heroes who are saving lives by risking their own are the people we could never live without. They are the key workers.  Without our NHS staff, bin men and women, our teachers, our delivery drivers, our selfless volunteers (more…

[ad_1] A large space occupied by a beautifully ugly road ramp at Euston station has been cleared to make way for new HS2 platforms. Euston parcel ramp (c) Google Street View The West Ramp was added when Euston station was rebuilt in the 1960s and allowed vehicle access to an upper deck once used as…

[ad_1] Royal Mail PLC using EPIC/TICKER code (LON:RMG) has had its stock rating noted as ‘Reiterates’ with the recommendation being set at ‘UNDERPERFORM’ this morning by analysts at Credit Suisse. Royal Mail PLC are listed in the Industrials sector within UK Main Market. Credit Suisse have set a target price of 94 GBX on its…

[ad_1] Kyle McKenzie, left, who is spearheading this project, with Julianna Loke and Lucy Reynolds from E2M. The charity is setting up the socially distanced project in an effort to maintain positive wellbeing among two groups who need it the most in this unprecedented time: the young and the elderly. The project’s producer, Kyle McKenzie,…

[ad_1] A jealous man killed his heavily pregnant ex-girlfriend and their unborn baby in a “vicious and cowardly” knife attack, a court has heard. Aaron McKenzie, 26, allegedly broke into Kelly Fauvrelle’s bedroom as she slept and stabbed her 21 times, causing catastrophic injuries. Their son Riley was delivered by Caesarean section but died in…

[ad_1] Stories being told about the summer bushfires are often tales of community members having to cope for themselves. In Lobethal, just outside Adelaide, people did not want to leave the town to get outside assistance and the decision was made not to wait for the South Australian government. Adam Weinert told the National Natural…

[ad_1] Last week was another roller-coaster week in the broader markets. The FTSE 100 index started the week on 22 June at 6,292.60. It gyrated throughout the week and finished Friday at 6,159.30. Yet since the lows seen in March, UK’s main equity index is up over 20%. As volatility kicks back in, many investors…