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Extra funding for firms supporting disabled people in the workplace
Firms that provide support for disabled people with the greatest barriers to work can apply for extra government funding from next year.
The government-sponsored Work...
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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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Edwin Collins discusses life after two strokes left him unable to...
Scottish star Edwin Collins has revealed that he would be lost without
music as he discussed life after suffering a stroke.
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Internet users warned to take more care of their online security
Internet users have been warned to stay on top of their online security
after it emerged that millions of people are still using...
Sleep-deprivation can cause us to eat up to 400 extra calories a day
Sleep-deprived people are more likely to over-eat both from a chemical and emotional point of view, according to a leading psychologist.
Eating rashers of bacon everyday can increase risk of cancer
Eating even small amounts of bacon can increase the risk of bowel cancer, according to experts at Oxford university.
Businesses offered funding to develop low carbon vehicle technology
Up to £20m is being offered as funding to help UK businesses develop low carbon vehicle technologies.
The money is being made available through the...
Stargazing equipment could be used to spot cancer early in patients
Technology used to observe stars millions of miles away
could be used to help detect cancer in patients earlier than otherwise
possible.
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