[ad_1] advertisement A postman was caught muttering a terrible racist video-surveillance language while waiting for an older man in Manchester to open the door. In the footage, you can hear the Royal Mail employee saying, “Come on, you black bastard, hurry up. Open your mouth (inaudible).” advertisement Then he hums a tune as the door…
[ad_1] A rare coin featuring the Queen’s uncle before he abdicated has been bought for £1 million, setting a new record for the sale of a British coin. The Edward VIII sovereign was snapped up by a private buyer in the UK, having been located by the Royal Mint from a collector in the US. The 22-carat gold coin…
[ad_1] Working in partnership to develop business talent The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) is one of the largest and most experienced providers of higher and degree apprenticeships in the North West. The university actively engages with employers eager to develop apprenticeships to up-skill and enhance their workforce, growing their business and gaining a competitive…
[ad_1] Pension providers named as the slowest at giving information to advisers have hit back at the findings of an annual survey. Each year Portafina’s annual list benchmarks the time taken by different pension schemes to provide the basic information necessary to advise clients on areas like the pension freedoms. This year the analysis covers…
[ad_1] Meghan Markle never stepped foot inside the shabby Canadian women’s refuge that she has been praised for visiting, DailyMail.com has learned. Nor did she actually meet with any of the 500 at-risk women who use the Downtown Eastside Center in one of Canada’s poorest areas. Instead the Duchess of Sussex went to the Vancouver…
[ad_1] A rare, convention-breaking £1 coin featuring Edward VIII has sold for a record £1m ($1.31m). The Royal Mint said on Friday it had facilitated the sale of the rare coin, which is dated 1937 and never entered circulation. Edward VIII, the Queen’s uncle, abdicated in December 1936 to marry American divorcee Wallis Simpson, so…
[ad_1] Die-hard Remainer academic is slammed for comparing Brexit celebrations planned for January 31 to ‘a re-enactment of Kristallnacht’ Dr Mark Berry compared Brexit celebrations to Nazi terror during Kristallnacht Comes after Khan gave green light to Leave Means Leave event in Westminster But confusion abounds as to whether Big Ben will ring despite huge donations Parliament…
[ad_1] Questor Income Portfolio: a firm that offers a perennially popular form of family entertainment is a better bet than a delivery business struggling to reinvent itself Our replacement for Royal Mail, which we removed from our Income Portfolio in late November over fears that it would not make a success of its transition from a letters to…
[ad_1] Published: 12:56 Thursday 16 January 2020 A real ale fan had no alcohol for 12 months, raising almost £4,000 to support young people diagnosed with cancer. Gary Southworth decided to give up on his guilty pleasure for a year, to raise funds for gaming equipment and entertainment for younger patients on Rosemere…
[ad_1] Nurses strike in Northern Ireland for pay parity; Zimbabwe municipal workers refuse pay offer as hospital strike continues and teachers plan walkout Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa 17 January 2020 Europe Northern Ireland nurses strike over pay parity and staff shortages Northern Ireland health workers’ unions have called off action that…