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Companies who fail to pay their suppliers on time could will be unlikely to win government contracts under a new initiative aimed at ‘levelling...
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UK to remain in Common Transit Convention after Brexit
UK Businesses who export goods to EU nations will benefit from the UK’s continued membership of the Common Transit Convention (CTC).
It means the process...
Theresa May offers ’40 reasons to back the Brexit deal’ but...
Theresa may has listed 40 reasons why MPs and the public should back her Brexit deal. The Withdrawal Agreement has been ratified by the...
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Strength and balance activity helps keep us younger for longer
Improving strength and balance helps people to keep healthier for longer and can reduce the damaging effects of ageing, according to a new study.
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Doctors save man’s life by pumping 15 cans of beer into his body
Doctors saved the life of a man dying from alcohol poisoning in the most surprising way imaginable – by pumping him with 15 cans...
Landlords and businesses hit by illegal dumping of waste
Landlords and business owners are being urged to guard against criminals who target empty industrial units across the country to dispose of thousands of...
Driverless cars will cause deaths in testing stages
The former head of road safety in the USA has warned that some people will be killed in the early stages of testing driverless...
More dentists to offer ‘preventative care’ to reduce tooth decay
More dentists are joining to a trial scheme to reduce tooth decay and improve people’s dental care by adopting a more prevention-focused approach.
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Plane passengers could be weighed before boarding to reduce fuel wastage
Airplane passengers could be weighed before boarding their
flights in the future in a bid to reduce fuel wastage and cut costs.
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