Burnham’s ‘small fixes’ could go a long way
The prime minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has spent the past week declaring war on headphone-dodgers, excessive car park fines and potholes. This somewhat unusual set of priorities has brought a recurring theme of Andy Burnham’s premiership into sharper focus....
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The Telegraph is making up to 100 job cuts as it cites an ambition to transform into a “global, AI-powered” business, almost four months after its takeover by Axel Springer.The post Telegraph cuts up to 100 jobs as it targets...
Millennia-old kilns still burn bright: China’s porcelain capital courts the world’s creatives, CNS report
JINGDEZHEN, China, Oct 21 — "I cannot think of a more creative city than Jingdezhen," Tim Winter, a professor at...
Budget incentives would make 61% of drivers go electric sooner
The majority of UK motorists could bring forward the purchase of an electric car if the autumn budget includes fresh...
Londoners are divided over the ‘terrifying’ Tube escalator causing ‘hallucinations’
There are approximately 450 escalators scattered across the London Underground’s vast subterranean network. Some of them are short and sweet,...
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UK and Welsh governments must act together to prepare for future wildfires
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