VAR for netball?
By Amy Deakin The Netball Super League (NSL) has rejected an appeal by Leeds Rhinos to overturn their dramatic 71-69 extra-time loss to.
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Farage needs a media rival
Starmer the technocrat not cutting it with voters Britain’s prime minister is a cautious technocrat. A risk-assessing lawyer. Arguably his finest moment since.
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Royal Hospital reopens as homes
Wolverhampton’s historic Royal Hospital, which has stood empty for the past 28 years, has been repurposed as homes for the over-55s. Historic –.
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Oz election: UK impacts
You’d be forgiven for thinking Australia’s federal election wrapped up last weekend. Anthony Albanese remains Prime Minister, Peter Dutton has conceded defeat –.
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Frankfurt: Dax at max
Germany’s Dax index surged to a record high on Friday, buoyed by renewed optimism over global trade and confidence in Berlin’s new leadership. .
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India-Pakistan ceasefire
In a surprise move, India and Pakistan said they had agreed a ceasefire to end the worst fighting between the two countries for.
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Portugal power price spike
Portugal is experiencing a sharp increase in electricity prices after temporarily halting imports from Spain in the wake of a major blackout. The.
Life Sciences
Life sciences hub in Brum
Forty new research analyst jobs will be created at a new life sciences hub in Birmingham. Cambridge Healthcare Research, the life sciences consultancy,.
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Handblown Glass: A fragile industry
Hand-blown glass has been produced in Stourbridge since the early 1600s. Yet today all that remains of the once prestigious Stourbridge glass industry.
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What just happened in Germany?
Like the country itself, Germany’s politics are usually thought of as sensible, moderate and practical. But this week saw unprecedented political scenes in.