Gorton and Denton by-election: Farage and Polanski pose threat to Labour
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Can Free AI Training in the UK Save Your Job?
Free artificial intelligence training is being made available to everyone in the UK as the government steps up efforts to prepare the workforce for rapid technological change. However, ministers acknowledge…
95-year-old woman tied up in attempted robbery by man offering to clean windows
A 95-year-old woman was tied up during an attempted robbery by a man who offered to clean her windows, according to police. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officers were called to…
Revolution bars owner enters administration, leading to hundreds of job losses
Nearly 600 jobs have been lost after the owner of Revolution bars went into administration. The Revel Collective, which revealed on Monday that it had filed notice of an intention…
Captain in fatal ship collision asks prosecutor for his intentions
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Freedom Fibre and Truespeed near merger finalisation
Two major broadband altnets are close to finalising a merger that will propel them into the ranks of the sector’s largest players amid growing financial pressure to consolidate. Sky News…
TV star Dame Esther Rantzen revealed that she didn’t expect to see last Christmas after being diagnosed with terminal cancer. Despite accepting that there is no cure for her condition, she credited treatment for delaying the progression of her cancer by three years. Dame Esther, known for her role in That’s Life, joined Dignitas in 2023 and has been an advocate for assisted dying legislation. She criticized the delays in passing The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, expressing her frustration with lobby groups opposing the concept. She called out the House of Lords for obstructing the bill’s progress and highlighted the need for a democratic process that respects the will of the public. Dame Esther also commended the NHS for extending a pilot scheme using AI and robotics to improve early detection of lung cancer, emphasizing the importance of advancements in cancer treatment. Regarding the NHS screening programme, she questioned the upper age limit of 74, suggesting that individuals over 75 should not be excluded based on age. With more than 49,000 people diagnosed with lung cancer annually, Dame Esther stressed the significance of early detection and treatment in improving life expectancy for patients.
Dame Esther Rantzen has opened up about living with terminal cancer, admitting she «didn’t expect to see last Christmas» and criticizing delays in assisted dying legislation. Dame Esther shared on…
Loveholidays targets March launch for £1bn London float
The owner of Loveholidays, one of Britain’s biggest online travel agents (OTAs), has added to the syndicate of banks preparing to help it launch a spring stock market listing in…
Reform UK and Greens target victory in key by-election amid Burnham row
Reform UK and the Green Party are eyeing victory in 2026’s first parliamentary by-election, as Sir Keir Starmer faces internal revolt over the decision to block Greater Manchester mayor Andy…
Energy prices surge due to US storm, putting pressure on price cap
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