5 IT Mistakes That Still Catch Small Businesses Off Guard
So here’s something that doesn’t get talked about enough. Ask a room of British SME owners what keeps them up at night and you’ll hear about cash flow, staffing, maybe…
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539-Million-Year-Old Ediacaran Fossils Push Complex Animal Life Back 4 Million Years
In a Cambrian seascape, animals with complex bodies begin to take shape, leaving behind the first imprint of modern life. This moment, around 535 million years ago, marked the apparent…
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Lamb Prices Hit Record High as Easter and Eid Collide
Supermarket shoppers face paying more than £16 per kilo for a leg as overlapping religious festivals, shrinking flocks and buoyant export demand squeeze the UK sheep sector British households sitting…
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Tori Spelling, four of her children, and three other children hospitalised after car crash
Actress Tori Spelling, four of her children, and three of their friends have been hospitalised after they were involved in a car crash earlier this week. As per People, the…
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Review: andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge, Tanzania
Tucked away, in the greater Serengeti ecosystem, lies a slice of pure safari magic. Right at the banks of the Grumeti river you’ll find the stunning andBeyond Grumeti Serengeti River…
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Ice Age Humans Played Dice — And May Have Been Gambling 12,000 Years Ago
At the end of the last Ice Age, on the open plains of the American West, small pieces of bone were shaped, marked on one side, and tossed by hand.…
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Bommai Refuses Honorary Doctorate, Says Public Trust Is Highest Honour
HAVERI: Haveri MP and Former Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has declined to accept the honorary doctorate that was scheduled to be conferred on him at the first convocation of Haveri…
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Dale Vince Urges Ed Miliband to Ban North Sea Oil Exports Amid Iran War Energy Crisis
One of the Labour Party’s most prominent financial backers has called on Ed Miliband to slam the brakes on North Sea oil and gas exports, warning that the escalating conflict…
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Magma Formed in Deep “Gold Kitchens” Delivers Traces of Gold to Volcanic Islands
Gold’s rarity on the surface of Earth makes it a treasured resource, but the precious metal is not nearly as sparse in the planet’s deeper layers. The Earth’s mantle contains…
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Barclays to open new branches and revive bank manager role in high street comeback
Barclays is charting a decisive U-turn on the high street, with plans to open new branches across the country and reinstate the once-familiar “bank manager” job title, a move that…
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