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More Than Half Of Workers Feel Underpaid

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According to new research by Indeed, 52% of British workers feel underpaid amid the cost of living crisis, prompting many to seek new jobs. Industries most under strain are health and medical (64%), hospitality and leisure (61%), and...
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Government is "gaslighting" public with GDP growth figures - Sadiq Khan

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Government is "gaslighting" public with GDP growth figures - Sadiq Khan
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Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk PPV Price Confirmed

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The UK PPV price for Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk has been confirmed, with viewers choosing between Sky Sports Box Office or DAZN UK. This highly anticipated heavyweight fight is set for May 18, 2024, after the original February date was...
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Ryan Reynolds blasts bureaucracy for slowing Wrexham’s stadium expansion

9th - Higher Ed
“I think the thick buttress of bureaucracy is the biggest f***ing problem,” Reynolds said.
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Meghan Won't Join Prince Harry In London For Invictus Games Anniversary

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Meghan Markle will not be joining Prince Harry when he attends an Invictus Games anniversary event in the UK. Prince Harry is set to attend a service of thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral on May 8 to mark the tenth anniversary of the...
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Why Is Nestlé Adding High Levels Of Sugar In Indian Baby Foods But Not In Europe?

9th - Higher Ed
Nestlé faces scrutiny for adding high levels of sugar to Cerelac baby formula in India, averaging 3 grams per serving, while selling the same product without added sugar in Europe and the UK. This practice, criticized by experts as...
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Runaway horses cause rush-hour chaos in London

9th - Higher Ed
Morning rush hour in central London turned chaotic Wednesday as five escaped military horses galloped at full speed through busy city streets, injuring at least four people. All five horses were rounded up and given veterinary care.
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London Marathon 2024: mass race is officially underway

9th - Higher Ed
London Marathon 2024: mass race is officially underway
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Builder.ai’s founder says he is a “huge fan” of a four-day workweek

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Builder.ai’s founder, Sachin Dev Duggal, says he is a “huge fan” of a four-day workweek.
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Distrust over the Kate Middleton saga threatens the royal family’s $28 billion business empire

9th - Higher Ed
The Windsors’ empire is worth $28 billion, and the public uproar this week over how they handled a badly photoshopped image along with the disappearance of their most popular member is showing the cracks in the family’s once-impenetrable...
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UK pledges £250m boost for Ukrainian artillery as war enters third year

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UK pledges £250m boost for Ukrainian artillery as war enters third year
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Plan for King Charles to visit Canada postponed by cancer diagnosis

9th - Higher Ed
Plans for King Charles III's first tour of Canada as head of state are on hold following his cancer diagnosis, CBC News has learned. Although the visit was never confirmed officially by Buckingham Palace, Canadian government sources told...
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Londoners hope for King Charles's full recovery

9th - Higher Ed
Reacting to the news of King Charles's cancer diagnosis, people on the streets of London offered sentiments of sympathy and support for his health.
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Londoners hope for King Charles's full recovery

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Reacting to the news of King Charles's cancer diagnosis, people on the streets of London offered sentiments of sympathy and support for his health.
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King’s Christmas message focuses on compassion, environment

9th - Higher Ed
King Charles’s second Christmas message was centred on themes of compassion, service and protecting the environment — part of his goal of being seen as a more modern monarch.
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Building With $1.2M Banksy Mural Destroyed

9th - Higher Ed
A Banksy mural in the UK coastal town of Dover disappeared overnight after it was whitewashed.
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EY might close a major HQ because of remote work

9th - Higher Ed
Big Four accounting firm EY could be pulling the balance back towards long-term worker flexibility by potentially committing to long-term hybrid working.
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Ukraine secures weapons, training from G7 and NATO countries

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Canada, Japan, the U.S. and other NATO countries have pledged weapons and training as part of security guarantees to Ukraine. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it is meant to send a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that...
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Ukraine's allies discuss rebuilding even as counteroffensive progresses slowly

9th - Higher Ed
The Ukrainian counteroffensive pushes on but Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelenskyy admits it is moving slower than he'd like. Meanwhile, Ukrainian allies are meeting in London to discuss recovery and rebuilding.
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Why Canada's missing role in AUKUS is concerning

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Chief Political Correspondent Rosemary Barton talks to former national security adviser Vincent Rigby about AUKUS and Canada allegedly not being invited to join that trilateral defence pact between the U.S., U.K. and Australia.
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King Charles III’s coronation: 5 key moments to watch for

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British coronations date back nearly 1,000 years, and while much of the pomp and ceremony is steeped in history, a lot has also changed. CBC’s Travis Dhanraj breaks down five key moments to watch in the upcoming coronation of King...
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UK Deputy PM Raab resigns after bullying investigation

9th - Higher Ed
UK Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Secretary Dominic Raab has resigned after an investigation into bullying.
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Intense fighting in Sudan as Canada, other countries move diplomats out

9th - Higher Ed
Canada is among the growing list of countries that are closing embassies in Sudan and pulling diplomatic staff and others out of the country. Fighting between the army and a rival paramilitary group is intensifying with no sign of a truce.
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New Experimental Cancer Treatment Has Cured UK Teen

9th - Higher Ed
A teen in the UK is now cancer-free after taking an experimental treatment.