The UK is home to around 12 million people over the age of 65, amounting to 18% of the total UK population. As a demographic, they are disproportionately at risk of a wide range of health issues, including chronic pain, heart disease, arthritis, osteoporosis and
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THE former Chief Immigration Officer of the UK Border Force has warned we faced “continual” deaths in the Channel. Kevin Saunders, told GB News he was ‘astonished’ that the UK Coastguard responded first to this weekend’s accident, even though it happened five miles off the
It is announced today Maida Vale has been sold to a partnership between Tim Bevan & Eric Fellner, co-chairmen of Working Title, and Hans Zimmer & Steve Kofsky as part of a four-way purchase, where its legacy as a centre for pioneering music will continue.
slamic Relief teams up with top UK football clubs to tackle food poverty during the summer holidays Over the month of August Islamic Relief UK will work with numerous professional football clubs to support families struggling to buy food during the cost of living crisis.
DLD College London has announced an exceptional 100% pass rate for its International Foundation Programme (IFP), with one third of students awarded the coveted Distinction grade for achieving 75% or more overall. Over sixty students at the multi-award-wining college completed the programme, 39% of which
The annual everywoman in Technology Awards, celebrating the most inspirational women working in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), are open for nominations for 2024 and have announced their new title partner, Bupa Global & UK. Companies and individuals are invited to put forward candidates
The Centre for Policy Studies claims that the energy price cap and other retail market interventions are now doing more harm than good. By preventing customers from accessing lower energy tariffs it is having an adverse effect by driving inflation and should be abolished. Jonathan
US tech firms have been left frustrated with the UK over its regulatory framework, with some evenchoosing to exit the market. Key issues which are said to be pushing these companies to the brink are the Digital Markets Bill, which gives the competition watchdog power
With A-Level Results Day nearing, The Dungeons will be offering free entry to students who get a ‘horrendous’ History result in their exams this year. As anticipation, and anxiety, builds for those awaiting their A-Level results, many students may be easing their nerves by questioning,