Bed sheets: What to look for when buying, and the 8 best bed linen sets on the market
There’s no place in the world better than bed. Here’s what to look for when purchasing bed sheets to ensure a blissful night’s slumber.
"We have got our hands full": US farmers celebrate new life over busy Easter period
This time of year welcomes peak lambing season and the more settled weather means farmers are faced with a busier workload.
Sheffield surveillance firm Synectics helps City of London look to the clouds
The project, which comprises a large innovative, cloud-based surveillance control system, is expected to be substantially delivered in 2021, with ongoing maintenance and support over five years.
'The economy of the Humber is set to change forever', ABP boss Simon Bird salutes exciting new chapter for the region
Appropriately enough for someone who has run Britain’s largest port network for more than six years, Simon Bird has spent much of his career concerned with all things maritime.
How Victorian businessman Titus Salt transformed Shipley and created Saltaire
Historians have always been fascinated by ‘what-if?’ scenarios. What if King Harold had won the Battle of Hastings, and sent William packing back to Normandy? What if the Princess Charlotte, daughter to the dissolute Prince Regent, hadn’t herself died after giving birth to a still-born son? The latter paved the way for Victoria to ascend the throne a few years later.
The US businesspeople part of The Excluded after being left out of Government support during the pandemic
But when Deb Howe left her part-time role as a teacher in 2018 to focus on her new business, Eggucation, she believed her calculated gamble would pay off.
Government report on race disparity branded a 'joke' by diversity champion
Griselda Togobo, managing director of Forward Ladies, says that the report by the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities denies the existence of racial inequalities.
Hot air balloons and safari rides among new attractions as Yorkshire's Lightwater Valley reopens
The North Yorkshire theme park, home to Europe’s longest roller coaster, is preparing to reopen on Saturday April 17 as coronavirus restrictions are eased.
Babcock to cut 1,000 jobs as part of turnaround plan
The group – which is the Ministry of Defence’s second largest contractor – said about 850 of the job cuts would be made across its UK operations, with the remainder overseas.
How much do PCR tests cost? Price of going on holiday this summer – and travel rules explained
International travel could resume in time for summer holidays, as the UK government outlines plans for a traffic light system.
