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Xavier Hopkins, who only has 10% of his sight, turned his passion for mountain biking into a career.

A health charity wants to know how well England and Wales' contact-tracing app fared in tests.

Chromium steel, commonly referred to as stainless steel, is thought to be a recent manufacturing innovation, but new evidence suggests ancient Persians stumbled upon an early version of this alloy some 1,000 years ago, in what is a surprise to ...

The International Space Station just dodged a fast-moving hunk of orbiting junk. Advertisement. Controllers maneuvered the station away from a potential collision with a piece of debris today (Sept. 22) at 5:19 p.m. EDT (2119 GMT). They did so by firing the ...

Celebrate Astronomy Day by transforming your phone, tablet, desktop computer, or VR headset into a planetarium and joining a 360° livestream of “Big Astronomy: People, Places, Discoveries.” This new planetarium show transports viewers up 16,000 feet in ...

Artist's imaging of the areas on the Moon where hints of hematite were found (the regions aren't actually colored red like this) (Image Credit: Shuai Li). Researchers have long been aware of the presence of rust or hematite on Mars caused by the chemical ...

An August 2018 study that won a 2020 Ig Nobel Prize looked at whether a person could identify a narcissist based on their eyebrows. The researchers found people with “distinct” eyebrows were more likely to be narcissists, and identified by strangers as such.

ABOVE VIDEO: Meteorites From Vesta Found on Asteroid Bennu. (NASA) – In an interplanetary faux pas, it appears some pieces of asteroid Vesta ended up on asteroid Bennu, according to observations from NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. The new result ...

Japan's Pacific coast is expected to see powerful winds and heavy downpours as Severe Tropical Storm Dolphin approaches. The meteorological agency is warning of landslides and flooding in low-lying areas along the coast. The agency says the storm was ...

After its famous flyby of Pluto in July 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft made history a second time when it buzzed the most distant object ever explored: 2014 MU69. "We set a record! Never before has a spacecraft explored something so far away," Alan ...

Winnie the Pooh is the latest character from a children's book to appear on a 50p coin, complete with a jar of honey, although those hoping to find one in their change will be left feeling sour.

The £127,000 Vantage is the baby supercar in the Aston range and now comes as a convertible option for those who want a high-performance motor and also be seen driving one. We've driven it.

Furniture store-owners Andy and Sally Meakin (pictured) paid Yell nearly £200 per month for various services after a sales rep promised the phone would be 'red hot', but now say they feel 'foolish'.

Six trade associations have written to chancellor Rishi Sunak urging him to extend the emergency loan schemes due to end this month. He is also under pressure to prolong the furlough scheme.

Ashton, 64, (pictured) was the European Commissioner for Trade between 2008 and 2009 before becoming the EU's first high representative for foreign affairs and security policy.

Whitbread chief exec Alison Brittain plans to lay off up to 6,000 staff from its 35,000-strong workforce as it battles to survive the crisis. Many employees will have their hours cut

The International Air Transport Association said pre-departure tests for all passengers would be the only way to replace the quarantine systems that have put people off travelling this summer.

Walmart was forced to put Asda back up for auction after a £14bn merger with Sainsbury's was blocked by regulators in April. The pair are not allowed to consider another merger for a decade.

Hargreaves, which faces legal action for plugging the Woodford Equity Income fund up until its suspension, handed share awards to nine directors over the 2019/2020 financial year.

Investors have all been taken by surprise this year. Coronavirus wiped billions of pounds off the value of investments in March, and now a second wave is threatening to cause more problems.

Energy bills could soar by nearly 20 per cent this autumn and winter for those working from home five days a week, according to comparison site energyhelpline.

Thousands of women left poorer by the rise in state pension age had invested their hopes and money in a court victory that would see them receive their state pension backdated to the age of 60.

I was refunded £621 by LW Theatres for cancelled tickets. But the money never reached my Virgin Mastercard account. LW Theatres has sent screen grabs to prove the refund was made.

While smaller banks and building societies have been tentatively raising rates, big banks continue to pay virtually no interest at all. Yet money has been pouring into the big banks.

The average arranged overdraft rate has risen from 12.34 per cent to almost 27 per cent in that period following new rules introduced in April, according to the data firm Moneyfacts.

The cuts are as brutal as they were inevitable. National Savings had, until now, been the last beacon of hope for savers as coronavirus has dragged interest rates farther and farther down.

Equality of state pension age is by no means pension equality. Indeed, the average woman's pension is far lower than a man's - with latest estimates showing a 40 per cent gender gap.

Contrast B&Q owner Kingfisher with Whitbread. As Britain's biggest hotelier, Whitbread is hard hit and 6,000 staff, both in management and at Premier Inn sites, are to lose their jobs.

The idea is one of a number being trialled to help improve access to cash in remote areas.

The co-founder of Beans Coffee Club says it’s OK to make losses when you start your business, but make sure it’s money you can afford to lose.

Seeking advice is great, but conflicting opinions can leave a founder's head spinning. Here's how to manage mentors.

The secret to choosing a reliable factory that won't steal your intellectual property.

Marketing lets you build a relationship with consumers and earn their trust so they want to spend with you.

Quality and quantity is the key to success.

Chiropractic careforecasted to grow by 7 percent through 2028.

Five ways that building rapport virtually is different from face-to-face customers - and how you can find success.

The master storyteller offers these seven tried-and-true tips for making your novel a nailbiter.

Take it from Twitter and Starbucks, among others: A slight tweak to your model can make all the difference.

Business groups have reacted with dismay to the prime minister's call for people to work at home where they can.

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Work-at-home change ‘will have devastating impact’ on UK economy

The governor of the Bank of England has called for the government to "stop and rethink" the furlough scheme.

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Bank of England Governor calls for furlough ‘rethink’

Businesses have been told, once again, that employees must work from home if possible, as the UK’s coronavirus alert level has been upgraded from 3 to 4.

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Businesses at risk from Government’s yo-yo advice on home working

Ministers are in talks to extend a moratorium aimed at preventing a deluge of company insolvencies amid fears that renewed trading restrictions will tip thousands of businesses beyond the brink of collapse.

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Ministers in talks to extend emergency protection for companies from winding-up petitions

Boris Johnson will today impose a 10pm curfew on pubs and restaurants, ban ordering at the bar and encourage working from home as he tries to rally the country in a renewed fight against coronavirus.

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New 10pm coronavirus curfew introduced for pubs and restaurants

The City has been told to intensify its preparations for Brexit amid concerns that the UK could fail to strike a trade deal with Europe.

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Step up Brexit planning, City warned by Financial Conduct Authority

Women worked fewer hours than men across the board but when they did work similar hours, their pay differed by just over £20,000 per year.

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Women receive up to 20k less than men when working the same hours

Today, webmasters need to do everything possible to keep up with the competitors. Ideally, they should do everything possible to beat them.

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The best tools for competitor research in the UK

This might be surprising, but yes, AC is a common electrical gadget you’ll find in most UK homes now as the “London summer” today, is not as pleasant as it used to be

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Things you need to know about planning permission for installing AC in the UK

In the summer of 2020, it was reported that the former Prime Minister of Australia, the controversial Tony Abbott, was set to become a UK trade Advisor.

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Who is Tony Abbott and why has he been appointed as UK trade advisor?

If you’re reading this, you are most likely new to the world of Forex. While it can certainly seem daunting at first, once you get used to the basics it all becomes much easier to understand.

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An introduction in Forex

Gaming is a favourite pastime among billions across the world. The global gaming industry is worth almost $160 billion, which is more than the music and movie industry combined.

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Women and gaming: trends and statistics

Thousands of businesses could be at risk of prosecution for furlough fraud as staff admit contacting colleagues and completing work during leave.

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Businesses risk prosecution as staff admit working during furlough

Downing Street has taken control of the upcoming review of gambling legislation, due to be launched within weeks, amid a growing appetite for sweeping reform of the industry from Boris Johnson and his closest advisers.

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Downing Street set to spearhead gambling reforms

The government hopes to allay growing concerns over the economic fallout from a second wave in coronavirus infections by extending its emergency Covid-19 loan scheme for businesses.

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Rishi Sunak to extend emergency Covid-19 business loan schemes