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RHS Wisley seeks compensation after delayed M25 roadworks hits the charity for £6 million
Artist Jamie swamped with commissions after posting “poor portrait” of his wife Kate
Scarface Al Capone’s “sweetheart” Colt 45 on display for first time
Bloodied shawl on Jack the Ripper victim could name killer after 137 years
Two more Lynx spotted in Scottish Highlands hours after another pair were safely captured
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Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
How eSIM, IoT, and connectivity security are powering industry 4.0
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
House prices and rents went up in Q3 2024
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Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
How eSIM, IoT, and connectivity security are powering industry 4.0
Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices
House prices and rents went up in Q3 2024
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Israel and Hamas dispute claims of Gaza hospital fuel offer – as ‘babies among 12 dead’
Five US service members killed after aircraft suffers ‘mishap’ during training mission
India breaks record with Diwali lamps – despite air pollution fears
Doctor walks out of surgery ‘in anger at not being given cup of tea’
European Union
A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
European Union
A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
European Union
Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is fundamentally reshaping the business landscape by integrating advanced digital technologies such as IoT, artificial...
European Union
A report, highlighting continued discrimination against EU medical devices in China’s public procurement market, will inform the Commission’s assessment on what measures should be taken to restore the...
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Picture: RHS Wisley The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is seeking compensation after continuous M25 roadworks have seen visitors fall by half a million. National...
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Picture: Instagram Wife Kate Amateur artist Jamie Matthias has been flooded with commissions after posting a “terrible” picture of his wife. Jamie, 41, put...
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A Colt 45 gun owned by Al Capone – once America’s “Public Enemy Number One” – is to go on show for the first...
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A computer image of suspect Kosminski DNA from a bloodied shawl worn by a victim of Jack The Ripper could reveal the killer’s identity...
Business
What connects Donald Trump, the President of the United States, Adam Neumann, the disgraced CEO of WeWork, and Marc Bourgade, the chairman of Aeroitalia?...
World
Hamas has denied refusing an offer of fuel from Israel for Gaza’s biggest hospital, which the World Health Organisation says is “not functioning” due...
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Huawei’s next highly anticipated smartphone won’t be able to use Google apps and services. The Mate 30, due for release within weeks,...
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UK car production dropped by 10.6% year on year in July. The decline prompted the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) to renew...
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The death toll in drink-drive accidents on Britain’s roads has reached an eight-year high. An estimated 250 people were killed by drink-drivers in 2017...