The Greater Manchester mayoral by-election has entered a second round, with Labour’s Bev Craig and Reform UK’s Sian Astley as the remaining candidates.
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Maria McAllister, a seasoned professional in governance and risk management, has been appointed to the Invest NI Board, replacing Peter Lynch who resigned recently.
Martina Anderson, former Sinn Féin MEP, reveals in her autobiography the difficult decision she made in 1985 to have an abortion to support an IRA mission.
Andy Burnham’s first week in office has been marked by a series of empathetic and optimistic policy moves, setting a distinct tone from his predecessor.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to empower English mayors with a share of income tax revenue and business rates, marking a significant shift in power from Westminster to local leaders.
As tensions between the US and Iran reach new heights, former US Ambassador to the UAE Barbara Leaf warns that escalation is counterproductive and calls for direct negotiations.
Social media has evolved from a channel for engagement to a space where brands build personalities and earn consumer trust. Learn how marketing leaders are navigating this shift.
Bloomsbury Football’s Holiday Camps provide a dynamic environment for young players to enhance their skills, make friends, and stay active during school breaks.
A practical guide to spotting real sustainability in trainers, with hands-on checks, materials to favor, and buying strategies that cut through marketing claims
Discover five practical approaches used by minimalist parents to curb clutter, encourage creative play and reduce the environmental impact of children’s items
Developing a keen eye for detail and a systematic approach to verification is crucial in today’s fast-paced news cycle, especially when it comes to identifying AI-generated media and manipulated context
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 struck the southern Philippines, causing widespread destruction and claiming at least 37 lives. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities assess the damage.
New research from the University of Oxford reveals how industrial poultry farming has dramatically increased campylobacter bacteria, raising concerns about food safety and antimicrobial resistance
