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Premier League · United KingdomWhile eyes are on the Premier League title race, there is still a relegation battle between Luton Town and Nottingham Forest. Forest are overwhelming favourites to stay up for another season at the expense of the rookies from Kenilworth Road. Burnley and Sheffield United have already been relegated from the Premier League. But for any chance of staying up this weekend Luton must beat Fulham and hope Forest lose to Burnley. Premier League as it …See the Story
How do Luton relegate Nottingham Forest from Premier League?
United Kingdom · United KingdomFriendship, trauma, and disco are all part of this charming new French comedy Two Tickets To Greece. Olivia Côte stars as Blandine, a mother struggling to find herself after a messy divorce and her son moving out. By chance, she reconnects with Magalie (Laure Calamy), a childhood friend she lost touch with. Despite Magalie being too wild for the reserved Blandine, they are pushed into their childhood dream of a holiday in Greece, where the pair …See the Story
Two Tickets To Greece review: A charming French drama
Cyber Security · United KingdomOne in ten data breaches over 2023 occurred in the UK legal sector, showing that UK law firms are attractive targets for cybercriminals. Experts told City A.M. that the sector needs better cybersecurity. A recent analysis of the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) data by a data breach law firm, Hayes Connor, revealed the legal sector is one of the worst-performing sectors for data breaches. Its analysis of the data showed that nearly 86 per…See the Story
UK's legal sector needs to improve its cybersecurity, say experts
United Kingdom · United KingdomStephen Fry thought things were too good to be true. Having spoken to his US-based doctor in 2019 about a new drug that promised to help him lose weight by reducing his appetite, the nation’s favourite public intellectual thought he’d give it a go. “The first week or so, I was thinking, ‘This is astonishing,'” he told the podcast Ruthie’s Table 4 earlier this year. “‘Not only do I not want to eat, I don’t want any alcohol of any kind. This is …See the Story
Ozempic and Wegovy: what happens when a drug goes viral?
Marks & Spencer · PennsylvaniaHigh street bellwether Marks & Spencer is expected to reveal a jump in annual profits on Wednesday when it reports back after a bumper year. The retailer has enjoyed buoyant sales across its food halls and clothing and home arm, having undergone a significant turnaround plan in recent years, including cost-cutting and store closures. It has also delivered cheer for investors, resuming its dividend payout in 2023 after a four-year pause, in a yea…See the Story
Marks & Spencer set to ring up profits leap after impressive year
Vladimir Putin · United KingdomProtests in Georgia are continuing over plans to introduce a ‘Putin-style’ law against ‘foreign influence.’ Here, academic Gia Jandieri – under threat himself from the new legislation – explains why Georgians are taking to the streets Controversial? Divisive? No, More Than That, It’s Unlawful and Anti-Constitutional To understand where we’ve got to, we must start at the start. The Georgian government adopted the Law on Transparency of Foreign I…See the Story