3 h. ago Josh Barrie at the Engineer: Branded pubs just feel different to independent ones

This Primrose Hill recently underwent a refurbishment and looks swish as anything now. But is it a vibe? wonders Josh Barrie

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5 h. ago Grow lots of strawberries for free using something you already have

A gardening fan has shared a simple hack to help you grow as many strawberries as possible in a short time. This is how you can do it without any extra cost

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12 h. ago I was told by TWO hospitals that I had gallstones when I actually had stage four cancer... now I won't get to see my little girl grow up

When Kanisha Collins, 24, was diagnosed with pancreatitis at Royal Chesterfield Hospital in December, she didn't think to question their expert judgment.

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16 h. ago Rail passengers to face disruption within days as major engineering works take place

The disruption will affect services between June 9 and June 20

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16 h. ago How club hire scheme is helping grow junior golf in Scotland

Idea launched by Strathmore’s Iain Butchart is ‘really taking off’ around the country

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21 h. ago Family of drug kingpin gunned down in Costa Del Sol pub say notorious rival gang are NOT responsible for killings as fears grow over 'revenge' attacks

Monaghan, 43, and Eddie Lyons Jnr, 46, were shot dead as they were watching Saturday's Champions League final at a pub on the Costa del Sol.

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21 h. ago Bikes, the Bean and Black Panthers in Chicago: Wembley to Soweto initiative 2025

After the huge success of projects across Europe, southern Africa, South America, the Middle East and the UK, the Wembley to Soweto Foundation started its US rollout in 2022. Focusing on young people affected by gangs, the charity uses photography as a catalyst to improve participants’ self-esteem and confidence and teach life skills to help disadvantaged youth into employment and tertiary educationThe backdrop of sport has been a constant in the Wembley to Soweto Foundation’s projects, and the foundation has encouraged the young photographers to reflect how their communities are shaped by football, rugby, athletics, cricket, boxing and the like.Since the 2010 Fifa World Cup in South Africa, the charity has worked alongside the Premier League, the FA, the Olympic Games, the Cricket World Cup, the RFU and now the MLS in North America. Ultimately the US cohorts will be given the opportunity to photograph at the US Soccer World Cup in 2026 and the 2028 LA Olympics.Quiet Reflection – Th...

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22 h. ago Construction firms cut jobs at fastest rate since 2020 despite signs of recovery

The latest S&P Global construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) showed a reading of 47.9 last month, improving from 46.6 in April.

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24 h. ago Eurostar could see Channel Tunnel monopoly threatened as government reveals plans to increase number of trains from Britain to Europe

The Office of Rail and Road said it will allocate spare capacity at Eurostar's Temple Mills depot in Leyton, East London, to either one new operator or Eurostar itself, which has plans to grow.

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25 h. ago Wizz Air profit slumps after grounding planes over engine issues

The Hungarian company said it was flying more passengers than ever despite the ‘significant challenges’ it faced.

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27 h. ago The easiest way to turn a tin of beans into dinner – just add pesto

This flavour-packed recipe from chef Natalia Rudin uses pesto, butter beans and roasted tomatoes for a quick, comforting dish that feels far fancier than it is

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28 h. ago A16z continues to grow its scout network in Europe after closing London office

A16z continues to grow its scout network in Europe after closing London office  Sifted

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29 h. ago Fried eggs taste better if one £1.20 kitchen ingredient is added to frying pan

Food experts say there's one thing to make your fried eggs even more delicious - and it involves adding one extra ingredient to the pan before you start cooking

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44 h. ago These four surprising foods could help you live longer and reduce inflammation

New research has found that these tasty snacks may ward off a multitude of serious ailments

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45 h. ago Creating change: How WGM Engineering is building a sustainable future in the water sector

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45 h. ago Meldrum Group: solving clients’ construction problems, one innovation at a time

THE ARTICLES ON THESE PAGES ARE PRODUCED BY BUSINESS REPORTER, WHICH TAKES SOLE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENTS

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46 h. ago Are we heading for a recession? Show me your nails | Arwa Mahdawi

Who needs boring old facts and figures? According to a host of entirely authoritative influencers, changing tastes in manicures can tell us all we need to know about the economyIs there going to be a recession this year? Economists have been umm-ing and ahh-ing and crunching the numbers, but the answer could be at the tip of your fingers. According to various expert sources (influencers on TikTok), a wobbly economy means people are ditching elaborate and expensive manicures for more understated styles. Cue numerous headlines about “recession nails”.When I first saw these headlines, I felt pretty smug. An inadvertent trendsetter, I have been rocking recession nails for the past decade now. Except I have been calling them “freelance lesbian nails”. Or, alternatively, “harried parent nails”. Then I read past the headlines and was no longer quite so smug. Turns out that the trend doesn’t mean frantically cutting your nails with a cheap clipper while yelling “BE THERE IN A MINUTE!” to yo...

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46 h. ago Keir Starmer 'picks money man RAF chief to head UK Armed Forces' as he launches push to get Britain 'war

Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard Knighton, an RAF engineer, is reportedly in line to be the next Chief of Defence Staff.

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46 h. ago Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen admits 'things aren't going to plan' as property is 'wrecked' and exasperated co

The second series of Reuben's show Reuben Owen: Life In The Dales (pictured), about his attempt to grow a machinery business with friends, is currently airing on Channel 5.

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48 h. ago Why this Olympic moment proves Imane Khelif and their team 'KNEW' about being biologically male, claims Sharron Davies, amid calls to cancel gold medal after 'genetic test leak'

Former Team GB star Sharron Davies has pinpointed the specific moment at last year's Olympics which they claim proves Khelif 'knew' they were 'biologically male'.

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