Apprenticeships: 51% wish they could
More than half of adults would choose to do an apprenticeship if they were to restart their career, according to a study. The.
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People
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Tomato Energy ‘on pause’ over £3m debts
Tomato Energy has been banned from taking on new customers due to concerns about its £3m debts. Ofgem, the gas and electricity market.
Politics
World Affairs
Summit to end Sudan conflict
The UK is hosting a summit today aimed at ending the two-year conflict in Sudan, which is giving rise to a humanitarian crisis.
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Politics
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British Steel: a bad precedent?
Let’s not sugar coat it: what passed in Parliament at the weekend wasn’t support for British Steel. It was a shot across the.
Life Sciences
Cancer mum failed by NHS
A mother-of-three is calling for improved education and more ‘smear testing’ for women after NHS clinicians failed to identify her cervical cancer for.
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Easter: Don’t go by train
Network Rail is advising people to avoid travelling by train between London Euston and Scotland over the Easter bank holiday while track upgrades.
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Tech
World Affairs
EU threatens US ‘Big Tech’ levies
The European Union has issued a sharp warning to Washington: resolve the tariff war or face retaliation – potentially in the form of.
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People
£5.7m youth jobs scheme
WM Mayor Richard Parker has announced a £5.7m initiative to get unemployed people into work. The funding for Connect to Work will be.
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Bin strikes continue: Union rejects offer
Disclaimer: We don’t want to write about rats and bins in Brum but, sadly, until the longstanding industrial dispute ends, it’s all anyone.
Culture
Viewpoint
World Affairs
Dictators vs. Gen Z
Across the globe, from Asia to Africa and beyond, authoritarian leaders – be they traditional dictators or modern-day strongmen – are facing an.