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McDonald’s reveals all the Monopoly prizes won so far and those still available
McDonald’s has revealed all the Monopoly prizes that have been claimed so far, including two lucky winners of the top £100,000 cash grabs. The fast food chain disclosed to the Sun that 25,394,984 prizes have Read More
I’m a McDonald’s chef… here’s why we don’t sell a highly-requested item
A FORMER McDonald’s chef has revealed why the famous chain does not sell one item that is a favourite with customers. Mike Haracz, who used to work for McDonald’s as a corporate chef, has addressed Read More
Major change for thousands on benefits within days due to shake-up
THOUSANDS of people on Universal Credit should look for letters in the post next week – or they could risk losing cash. It comes as the government plans to move all claimants on to Universal Credit by the end Read More
We won £100k in People’s Postcode Lottery – I only bagged the prize thanks to forgetting task on my to do list
A MUM who won £100k in the People’s Postcode Lottery said she only bagged the prize after forgetting a task on her to do list. Tracy Arnott, 52, is one of nine Devon neighbours celebrating Read More
Airbus announces record early career starters at Filton site
Aerospace giant Airbus has announced a record intake of interns, graduates and apprentices at its site in Filton, South Gloucestershire. The company said that a total of 241 early career workers had joined over the Read More
Vaulkhard Group returns to profit as pubs and bars recover from Covid
North East leisure company Vaulkhard Group is back in profit after coming out of Covid to grow turnover to more than £18m. The hospitality firm, which has its head office in Newcastle’s Bealim House, owns Read More
BAE Systems to fund key careers work in East Yorkshire
BAE Systems has collaborated with Hull and East Yorkshire Local Enterprise Partnership to help young people on their career paths. The defence giant, which has a significant operation on the Humber Bank, is to fund Read More
The question I’m always asked as a coin expert about undated Charles 50p
A COIN expert has revealed the question he receives “all the time” about an undated King Charles 50p. Rare coins and bank notes can fetch hundreds and sometimes thousands of pounds. 1 A coin expert Read More
Wrightbus bags contract which could see 150 hydrogen buses sold to Sizewell C
Ballymena bus manufacturer Wrightbus has secured a contract which could see 150 hydrogen buses sold to the Sizewell C nuclear plant in Suffolk. The site has ordered four of the company’s double deck Hyrdoliners to Read More
Bristol’s Welcome Building achieves construction milestone
A new Grade A office building in Bristol city centre has achieved a construction milestone as it reached its highest point. The Welcome Building will offer a new type of workspace for the city and Read More
Co-founder of precision medicine firm Diaceutics to step down as CEO
The chief executive and founder of one of Northern Ireland’s most successful technology companies Diaceutics has announced his intention to step down. Peter Keeling, who co-founded the precision medicine company in 2005, said he will Read More
OLG welcomes new MD as growth returns to heavy engineering sector
A new managing director has been appointed at one of the Humber Bank’s leading engineering firms. Bill Warbey, who has served in an interim capacity since the departure of Brendan Conlan, has had the role Read More
CMO Group sees profits fall in latest results
Online building materials retailer CMO Group has seen its sales dip as “consumer confidence has continued to erode”. The Plymouth-headquartered business, said in its interim results for the period ended June 30 that conditions remained Read More
Major boost for pub industry as number of independent breweries rises
THE recent gloomy figures on pub closures may have made you think it’s last orders for the beer industry, but nothing could be further from the truth. While the pub sector may be changing, the Read More
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Live updates as Hundreds of GiffGaff customer left without text and phone services
Complaints begin to fall User complaints have begun to drop in recent minutes. according to DownDetector. User complaints peaked at over 900 but have now fallen to just over 400. Sky Mobile and EE have Read More
Economy
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Losses widen at Xeros Technology Group but hopes of breakeven next year
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‘Google Maps for boats’ inventor named UK’s top scale-up entrepreneur
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THG rescued City AM for £1.5m as free newspaper racked up millions in debt
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Immersive Labs announces cybersecurity partnership with F1 team
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Builders’ group reveals more on the ‘National Construction Company’ for Wales after briefing
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Bristol firm appoints former Google executive as digital marketing boss
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KFC is running out of chicken AGAIN as branches pause offers
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Britain’s luckiest city for hitting the Lotto jackpot revealed
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Jobs at risk as global manufacturing giant plans to close factory
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Industry backs £60 Net Zero training centre plan for Humber Bank
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Gloss finish toasted as Crown’s £4.4m expansion primes Hull plant for growth
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Bills are rising & Rishi won’t help – 10 things you can do now to save money
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Martin Lewis warns of ‘huge payment shock’ for millions of homeowners
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12 money tips for Christmas including best time to visit supermarkets
Industry
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How Britishvolt found £1.7bn to make gigafactory vision a reality
Plans for the 3,000-job plant in Northumberland got to go-ahead last week when Government and Read More -
Rolls-Royce names former BP boss Tufan Erginbilgic as new chief
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Seven locations where you can get up to £1,000 free cash NOW – how to claim
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Regional shipbuilders welcome new Government guarantee scheme
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Gluten free biscuit maker Northumbrian Fine Foods hails sales rise in pandemic
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Petrol prices FALL but should be lower as retailers charge 10p per litre more
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South Yorkshire fleet conversion specialist on expansion trail-er
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Drax swoops for Canadian pellet plant to bolster strategic supply
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Northumberland manufacturer Egger sees sales top £300m as orders bounce back
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Qatar takes £85m stake in mini-nuke Rolls-Royce power plants
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West Wales luxury log cabin firm set for expansion following its acqusition
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More festive fears for Brits as turkey prices rise by a third compared to last year
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Wine prices set to rocket by massive 10 per cent by next year
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Senior Labour MPs welcome investment in Medicom mask factory
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UK heading for recession as economy shrinks by more than expected
