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Great British Bake Off winner Frances Quinn has been “banned from Waitrose” after allegations of shoplifting. Quinn, who won the show in 2013, was...
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Latin Quarter plays Nottingham venue after European tour ends
Latin Quarter tackles football corruption as the 80s stars kick-off a major tour
TRENDS Brings Political Islam Debate to House of Lords
Hedgehogs – the country’s most loved mammal – nearing extinction level
British artist David Hockney dies aged 88
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Kazakhstan’s next chapter: turning national wealth into a national dividend
Interview with Ruslan Kravchenko, Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine
EU nicotine tax talks face competing health priorities and Swedish uncertainty
Made in Europe: PMI’s economic footprint puts industrial transformation in focus
As threats mount on NATO’s eastern border, Romania is looking to fix its security risks
- European Union
Kazakhstan’s next chapter: turning national wealth into a national dividend
Interview with Ruslan Kravchenko, Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine
EU nicotine tax talks face competing health priorities and Swedish uncertainty
Made in Europe: PMI’s economic footprint puts industrial transformation in focus
As threats mount on NATO’s eastern border, Romania is looking to fix its security risks
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JoinCare explores scientific exchange during visit to Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Claims of corruption grow in Bangladesh, brining Yunus government under scrutiny
Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
European Union
On Republic Day, Kazakhstan’s economic figures tell a story of growing ambition. For its citizens—and its European partners—the decisive question is what that growth...
European Union
In this interview, Ruslan Kravchenko, former Prosecutor General of Ukraine, discusses his relationship with Kyiv, the reported detention of Ukrainian journalist Mykhailo Tkach and...
European Union
Efforts to update European Union tobacco taxes remain caught between competing approaches to nicotine policy, with Sweden’s political uncertainty adding another obstacle to negotiations....
European Union
Philip Morris urges rational EU regulation while touting €343bn economic footprint. A recent economic footprint report spanning 2021 to 2025 puts manufacturing, investment and...
United Kingdom
Music band Latin Quarter have returned from a “sensational” tour to Germany. The band – originally founded by two Lincoln lads – played 13...
European Union
Steve Skaith. Picture Claudia Diaz After forty years since they played the Rock City in 1986, Latin Quarter return to Nottingham. The gig is...
European Union
British parliamentarians, former ministers, researchers and security experts gathered at the House of Lords in London for the sixth TRENDS Annual Forum on Political...
United Kingdom
During the swinging 60s, more than 40 million hedgehogs roamed through the British countryside. Today that figure stands at less than one million –...
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JoinCare, an open decentralized science (DeSci) platform for early-stage biomedical innovation, has expanded its academic collaboration in Asia. Its Chief Executive Peter Sachsenmeier recently...
Business
The people of Bangladesh put their faith in the interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, to usher in a new era of prosperity and...
United Kingdom
Chateau du Fourchette Rolling Stones’ Sir Mike Jagger is in self-isolation at his 16th Century French chateau. The 76-year-old singer is locked down in...
United Kingdom
Britain’s armed forces have deployed more than 4,000 personnel – with another 16,000 on standby – to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. And, despite...
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Chalet Helora in Verbier Beleaguered Prince Andrew is entangled in a law dispute over allegations of an unpaid £5 million bill for a Swiss...