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TechNExt Festival set to bring industry speakers to the region
A host of tech innovators from businesses spanning the healthcare sector to food production are set to take to the stage at this year’s TechNExt Festival. The week-long programme, which this year is centred around a main event in Newcastle, runs from June 17 to 21 and follow’s last year inaugural festival. It features a …
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Melrose founders to list Rosebank in hunt for new industrial deals
The founders of Melrose Industries, one of Britain’s most prolific and lucrative investment groups, are preparing to list a new vehicle in London next month as they hunt a new wave of takeover targets.Sky News has learnt that Simon Peckham is spearheading the launch of Rosebank Industries, with talks under way to raise more than …
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Gloucestershire businessman named in King’s birthday honours
A Gloucestershire businessman has been awarded an MBE in the King’s birthday honours list. Robert (Bob) Griffin, owner of trike manufacturer Tomcat, received the accolade for his contribution to engineering and improving the lives of people with disabilities. Mr Griffin set up Tomcat 26 years ago to help people with learning or sensory impairments, including …
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London Stock Exchange boss Julia Hoggett among business leaders honoured
The boss of the London Stock Exchange, Julia Hoggett, is among a raft of business leaders named in the King’s Birthday Honours.Ms Hoggett, who has led London Stock Exchange Group for the past three years, receives a damehood for services to business and finance across the UK.Ms Hoggett, the daughter of celebrated judge Baroness Hale, …
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Go Ape founder and former Army captain made an MBE
The co-founder of Go Ape and former Army captain Tristram Mayhew said he is motivated to help people “live life more adventurously”, as he has been made an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours.The businessman has been recognised for his services to young people and youth empowerment.He said news of the MBE was “unexpected and …
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Octopus and SSE chiefs named in King’s Birthday Honours
The chief executives of energy giants Octopus and SSE are among the hundreds of people named in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours.Greg Jackson of Octopus Energy and Alistair Phillips-Davies of SSE have been made Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to the energy industry.Mr Jackson, 53, co-founded Octopus Energy in …
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Post Office campaigner Alan Bates given knighthood – but insists there’s still ‘work to do’
Alan Bates, the campaigner who highlighted the Post Office scandal, has been given a knighthood in the King’s Birthday Honours list.Other famous faces on the list include artist Tracey Emin and cyclist Mark Cavendish, who were given a damehood and knighthood, respectively. Former prime minister Gordon Brown has received the highest award possible, being made …
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Top European shares suffer losses as French political divisions grow
A downbeat day for European markets has seen France and Germany’s top indices suffer big losses, while the UK’s edged lower after a choppy week.London’s FTSE 100 fell 16.81 points, or 0.21%%, to 8,146.86.The blue-chip index closed the week in the red, after having one of its worst sessions in several months on Tuesday but …
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Sky News
Supermarket sandwiches recalled due to potential E.coli – list so far
Sandwich maker Greencore, a major supplier to UK supermarkets, has recalled some products because of an E.coli risk, the Food Standards Agency has said.It’s a precautionary step a week after the UK Health Security Agency said an outbreak had forced some people into hospital. Products from Boots, Asda, Co-op, Aldi, Sainsbury’s and Amazon are part …
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Latitude, Download and Isle of Wight festivals no longer sponsored by Barclays
Barclays will no longer sponsor Latitude, Download or Isle of Wight festivals after musicians and comedians dropped out in protest over the bank’s ties to the Israel-Hamas war.Live Nation, the concert promoter, told Sky News: “Following discussion with artists, we have agreed with Barclays that they will step back from sponsorship of our festivals.” Upcoming …

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