The grandmother of a Scottish baby who was battered by an evil brute has slammed his four years prison sentence and says it ‘doesn’t feel like justice’. Violent Mark Tannahill left the infant with broken ribs and a fractured skull after her mum died of cancer eight weeks after giving …
Read More »Something borrowed – and proudly so… we recall the dazzling heirloom tiaras worn by royal brides through the decades
When it comes to incorporating ‘something borrowed’ on your wedding day, few items could impress more than a family tiara. Royal brides have traditionally walked down the aisle with a gleaming headpiece, more often than not, one passed down the generations. The Queen Mary Fringe tiara, worn by Queen Elizabeth II, …
Read More »FTSE 100 chiefs claim they are hard-up compared with the States. But our analysis suggests a very different story: Are British bosses REALLY underpaid?
A tale of a chief executive about to join a high-profile British company has gone down in City folklore. Before taking the reins, a trusted advisor asks him the rather awkward question of how much he thought he should be paid. ‘How much do you think I can get away …
Read More »King Charles to meet cancer patients to show the illness ‘doesn’t have to be scary’ as the monarch makes his return to royal duties next week in his first public engagement since diagnosis
King Charles will meet cancer patients to show the illness ‘doesn’t have to be scary’ in his first public engagement since his own diagnosis. The Monarch will return to royal duties on Tuesday with the blessing of his doctors by visiting a cancer treatment centre with his wife Queen Camilla. The …
Read More »Taxpayers could be on the hook for a multi-million-pound bill to help Royal Mail deliver post
By Jessica Clark Updated: 16:51 EDT, 27 April 2024 Taxpayers could be on the hook for a multi-million-pound bill to help Royal Mail deliver post. The 500-year-old postal service, which this month became a takeover target, has urged the Government to contribute to the cost of distributing letters. It has …
Read More »Andrew Haigh on why ‘Strangers’ had to be filmed in Croydon
Our latest, all-star Under The Flyover podcast from Inside Croydon is a recording from a special event staged earlier this week by the David Lean Cinema. All Of Us Strangers is the acclaimed movie from director Andrew Haigh, which was named as the British Film of the Year – and …
Read More »Hartley and District RA annual meeting, Coulsdon, May 8
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Read More »Royal Caribbean profits soar as travelers pay ‘record ticket prices’ – in wake of teenager Levion Parker jumping overboard
Royal Caribbean saw stronger-than-usual demand as Americans take to the seas More than half the cruise operator’s earnings growth stemmed from price hikes Its share price was near a record-high on Friday and up 17 percent this year By Neirin Gray Desai Consumer Reporter For Dailymail.Com Published: 17:00 EDT, 26 April …
Read More »NHS to use Google drones to carry blood samples between London hospitals
The NHS is to use Google’s autonomous drones to fly blood samples between London hospitals in an effort to speed up medical tests. Wing, the drone operator owned by Google’s parent company Alphabet, has been chosen to deliver high-priority samples between Guy’s and St Thomas’ hospitals in south London. The …
Read More »Losses for Denmark’s PostNord « Euro Weekly News
POSTAL SERVICE: Losses for PostNord in 2024’s first quarter Photo credit: CC/Harri Blomberg Like Royal Mail in the UK, Denmark’s PostNord has noticed a drop in the number of letters that people and businesses write and send. The service, which is jointly owned by the Danish and Swedish states, delivered …
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