High street firms face ‘terrible choices’ after Budget tax rises
It came amid reports that Tesco is the latest high street giant to face a huge increase in its national insurance bill.
Casemiro says Man Utd players excited to learn from Ruben Amorim
Casemiro has been impressed by Ruben Amorim’s transformative effect at Sporting Lisbon and says everyone is hungry to learn from the new Manchester United head coach. Ruud van Nistelrooy brought the ...
Dragon’s Den-style initiative sees Ballymena school pupils learn about budgeting and democracy
A new initiative has seen pupils at five schools in Ballymena learning about budgeting, decision-making and democracy.
10 new butterfly species in Scotland thanks to climate change – study
Research shows that over the past 40 years, butterflies traditionally found in England and Wales have become more common in ...
Pensioner died after being blown over by helicopter at hospital, inquest told
A retired civil servant suffered fatal head injuries when she was blown over by a search and rescue helicopter landing at a ...
Justin Welby: The archbishop who battled depression due to ‘messy’ early life
In his role as Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby has presided over royal weddings and funerals – but he has also spoken ...
Security audit found ’81 points of failure’ at Wandsworth prison after escape
Former soldier Daniel Khalife has pleaded guilty partway through his trial at Woolwich Crown Court to escaping from HMP ...
Kainos report higher profits despite revenue hit on back of ‘slow government decision making’
Belfast tech group Kainos has reported higher profits despite a fall in revenue and bookings in the six months to September ...
These are some of the most exciting EVs to check out today
This year, a flood of new battery-electric vehicles have entered the market, ranging from affordable city cars to midsize ...
Plogger calls for Cop29 leaders to give ‘disappointed’ youth ‘climate optimism’
Vivek Gurav says he is behind the world’s largest plogging community – which involves litter picking and jogging.
Covid denier jailed for online posts encouraging violence against Chris Whitty
Patrick Ruane, 55, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of two charges of encouraging terrorism in a series of Telegram posts ...
Michelle O’Neill says criticism from republicans over Remembrance Day event is ‘difficult to hear’
More than 100 close relatives of IRA members and civilians killed by state forces and loyalists during the Troubles signed an ...