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PM needs to get Britain out of ‘Brexit limbo’
Catherine McGuinness has called on politicians to act in the national interest as Theresa May stalled on announcing the date of the next meaningful vote on Brexit.
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It doesn’t take a seismic shift to increase productivity
Finding physical and mental balance – both paramount to overall wellbeing – may present itself as a constant challenge, but there has never been a more diverse menu of...
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Tried & Tested: Psycle London’s epic spin classes
the team at Psycle have all but perfected the humble high-intensity spin class, pushing both the physical and mental boundaries of their loyal London riders.
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It’s all about big and bold flavours at Shawarma Bar
Shawarma Bar serves up all kinds of delicious smoked meats and vegetables alongside an impressive cocktail menu that rivals most high-end bars in the City.
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PM needs to get Britain out of ‘Brexit limbo’
Catherine McGuinness has called on politicians to act in the national interest as Theresa May stalled on announcing the date of the next meaningful vote on Brexit.
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Livery Academy Awards highlight young business talent in London
Students from Drapers’ Academy in Havering were victorious in a Dragons’ Den style competition hosted by the Lord Mayor of the City of London.
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Man who attacked teenager with wine bottle jailed for 13 years
Dennis Boateng of Eastbourne, East Sussex has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after he hit a teenager over the head with a wine bottle and fractured his...
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Green promotions, green initiatives… and the green funding it all
Helen Hudson brings us up to date on all the happenings at the Barbican Estate, including an imminent verdict on who will be footing the bill for electric charging...
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Research finds links between extreme weather & overprescribing antibiotics
New research analysis has found a link between extreme weather conditions and the overprescribing of antibiotics, creating the perfect conditions for superbugs.
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City Police urges shoppers to avoid the fakes this Valentine’s Day
Officers from City Police’s intellectual property crime unit (PIPCU) are warning Valentine’s shoppers to avoid counterfeit products after more than 500 knock-off items were seized in a recent raid.
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From trees to phone masts, golden lane is an estate of sore points
Our man on the Golden Lane Estate, Billy Mann, explains why the search for good news has been a tough task this month, with sore points aplenty locally.
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The City’s top fine dining destinations with a view
There are countless restaurants and bars located up in the City of London's many skyscrapers, offering views of the Square Mile from the comfort and warmth of the indoors....
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Architects and designers for new City Police Headquarters announced
The local authority has announced the architect and lead designer who will design a world-class fraud and cyber crime court and new headquarters for City Police.
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