When Caitlin Clark and Napheesa Collier were named captains for the 2025 All-Star Game, it was a veritable statement of where the league stands and where it is headed. One side has the record-smashing sophomore from the Fever. The other heralds Collier, the reigning Defensive
The UK government has officially dropped controversial plans to introduce “zonal pricing” for electricity, following two years of consultation and intense debate across the energy sector. The proposed system, which would have charged households and businesses different electricity rates depending on where they lived, has been
As classrooms continue to evolve with the integration of digital technologies, the methods educators use to assess student learning must adapt accordingly. Traditional pen-and-paper exams, while still prevalent in some contexts, are increasingly being replaced or supplemented by smarter, more efficient tools. These innovations are
Businesses employing illegal migrant workers could now face fines of up to £60,000 per worker under an intensified crackdown by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). The warning comes amid a wave of unannounced inspections and a sharp rise in sponsor
England has lost an average of eight bank branches per week over the past eight years, according to new analysis from investment platform Lightyear, which reveals more than 3,700 branches have shut since 2016. Despite this dramatic shrinkage in the UK’s high street banking network, the
Aachen – FEV, a leading engineering company in the automotive industry, has announced a new approach to address the challenges of achieving homologation in global markets. The company’s innovative AI-based platform, the ‘FEV GenAI Hub’, streamlines and accelerates the analysis of regulatory requirements, providing customers
UK and France join forces on navigation tech to protect critical infrastructure from hostile threats
The UK and France have today announced a landmark partnership to strengthen the resilience of critical national infrastructure, including energy, transport and emergency services, through advanced navigation and timing systems capable of withstanding modern threats such as cyber disruption and signal jamming. As part of a
Royal Mail will end Saturday deliveries of second-class letters from 28 July, in one of the biggest reforms to the postal service in more than a decade. The change, approved by Ofcom, comes as the regulator pushes to modernise the universal postal service in response to
The £122 million High Court battle between PPE Medpro and the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) neared its conclusion on Day 11, with PPE Medpro’s lead barrister Charles Samek KC delivering a forceful closing submission that framed the entire case as a textbook
Paris, France – SHAOKE Logistics, a leading provider of European-centric cross-border logistics solutions, has announced a strategic partnership with CDG HANDLING (CARGO DELIVERY GATE), a trusted leader in France airport ground handling services.The partnership was officially established during a signing ceremony at Paris-Charles de Gaulle
The Ulysses Trust, a registered charity that supports adventurous activities and expeditions for the UK’s Volunteer Reserve and Cadet Forces, has received a generous donation of £10,000 from Cambridge Management Consulting, an international consulting firm. The donation was announced on Thursday July 10, 2025 and
On Thursday, July 10, 2025, Tradegate Exchange announced a record-breaking turnover for the first half of the year, January to June 2025. The total turnover amounted to EUR 247.8 billion, making it the highest trading volume since its inception in 2010.With 34,049,979 transactions in total,