China v US
The battle for supremacy between the Communist Party leadership in Beijing and President Trump’s Washington will eventually be won by the latter, Andrew
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Strong retail sales in March
British retail sales grew by 0.4% in March, according to the Office for National Statistics, boosted by sunny weather aiding clothing sales. This
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Nine killed in Vancouver
At least nine people were killed after an SUV was driven into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu day festival in Vancouver on
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Free speech in our libraries
Earlier this year, schools serving US military children suspended library access for a week to review content about gender and equality ideologies. Trump’s
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UK must reduce gas reliance
Britain’s reliance on gas is behind our high electricity prices. So, can we do anything about it? Wholesale gas and electricity supply “Great
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End of customer service?
More than 75% of Britons are frustrated with poor customer service, yet feedback requests flood in after every purchase or delivery. Changing face
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‘Worthy of trust and confidence’
The US Secret Service operates under the motto “Worthy of Trust & Confidence,” and is widely regarded as an elite force. It is
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GP slams NHS waiting list plan
A GP today cast doubt on the government’s latest ploy to reduce NHS waiting lists. Under the new arrangement, announced last week, doctors’
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Moving 9,100 books one-by-one
At a time where the world seems to be in a difficult place, here is a heart-warming story about a community that banded
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Life as we know it
A giant planet, 124 light years from Earth, has yielded the strongest evidence yet of extra-terrestrial life. K2-18b The planet, called K2-18b, which