UKRAINE’S appeal for advanced western fighter jets is “a reasonable call” according to a former head of the Army. Lord Richard Dannatt told GB News: “The call for fast jets is an understandable call but it is complicated. “It’s much more practical for countries that
A quarter of a century after the first ever episode of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? aired on British TV, the world’s most successful gameshow has been broadcast in more than 120 countries and territories; but the UK version still offers the biggest top
Wealth Club has led a £4.5 million investment round raising £2.35 million, or 52% of the total raise, under the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS) for Fabacus, a Software as a service (SaaS) platform for the licensing industry. Wealth Club’s original allocation of £500,000 was quickly
Banks are quickly falling out of favour with London SMEs according to new research, which found that almost a third (31%) of firms in the capital are less likely to borrow from a traditional bank than they would have been previously. The survey commissioned by
LeBron James is a man of many talents. He’s the first player to lead his team back from a 3-1 series deficit to win the NBA Finals, as he did against the best regular season team in league history with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
East London’s newest residential development is to be named ‘Nautilus Apartments’, taking inspiration from a vessel built in 19th century London by Thames Ironworks and Ship Building. Due for completion in spring 2023, Nautilus Apartments forms part of a wider three-phase build-to-rent development, Fortunes Dock,
Leading decorating and DIY specialist Leyland SDM has celebrated the launch of its new Hammersmith store by supporting two community organisations in the district. England football legend Stuart Pearce cut the ribbon on a new store at 137-139 King Street recently. To mark the opening
TALK of a deal with the EU on the Northern Ireland protocol is premature while the text of a proposed agreement is kept under wraps, according to the prominent Eurosceptic MP Bill Cash. Asked if a breakthrough was on the cards, he told GB News:
Featuring a world-class education programme, the latest in optical fashion and design, famous faces, cutting edge equipment, and ample networking opportunities, the organisers of the highly anticipated 100% Optical have named their top 10 recommended things to see and do. With less than one week
THE head of the ambulance service in Wales has appealed for the unions and the Government to re-start talks and end strike action. Jason Killens, chief executive of the Welsh Ambulance Service, told GB News: “We’ve got members from the Unite union taking 72 hours