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11.03.2022 - 13:51
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Euro News
‘Extremist’ Meta’s Instagram faces ban over hate speech policy, Russian media reports
11.03.2022 - 11:18
Business
Sky News
UK sanctions 386 Russian politicians who backed Putin’s invasion of Ukraine
The UK has announced sanctions on 386 Russian politicians who supported Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the Foreign Office has said.The sanctions mean bans on travel to the UK and the freezing of assets for those members of the Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament, who voted for the independence of separatist regions …
11.03.2022 - 11:18
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Sky News
UK targets 386 Russian politicians who backed Putin’s invasion as EU and US detail more sanctions
The UK has sanctioned 386 Russian politicians who supported Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, the Foreign Office has said.The sanctions mean bans on travel to the UK and the freezing of assets for those members of the Duma, the lower house of the Russian parliament, who voted for the independence of separatist regions Luhansk and …
11.03.2022 - 10:03
Business
Sky News
Record fuel prices ‘may ease soon’ but unleaded passes 160p and diesel hits 170p a litre
The AA has raised hope that the record fuel prices, being hit across the UK daily in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, will soon start to ease. The motoring group reported that average pump costs for a litre of unleaded on Thursday rose from 159.57p the previous day to 161.06p.Diesel marched upwards too …
11.03.2022 - 09:58
Business
Sky News
Ministers warned off ‘plot to seize oligarch’s £300m London home’
A businessman suing one of the oligarchs sanctioned over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has warned UK government ministers that he has a prior legal claim over Witanhurst, the £300m property that is London’s largest private residence.Sky News has learnt that advisers to Alexander Gorbachev, a Russian businessman who was granted political asylum in Britain in …
11.03.2022 - 09:58
Business
Sky News
Ministers warned off ‘plot to seize oligarch’s £300m London home’
A businessman suing one of the oligarchs sanctioned over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has warned UK government ministers that he has a prior legal claim over Witanhurst, the £300m property that is London’s largest private residence.Sky News has learnt that advisers to Alexander Gorbachev, a Russian businessman who was granted political asylum in Britain in …
11.03.2022 - 09:54
Business
Business Live
New plans for a Severn Barrage generating 10% of the UK’s electricity needs
New plans for a Severn Barrage tidal project, generating up to 10% of the UK’s electricity needs and providing a bulwark against climate change induced rising sea levels, can be revealed. While at an early stage backers of the project, the Great Western Power Barrage, believe the timing for a long mooted barrage, stretching from …
11.03.2022 - 09:40
Business
Sky News
The FTSE 100 company part-owned by Abramovich that has scarred the City
While most attention has focused on Chelsea FC, following the freeze on assets of its owner Roman Abramovich, rather less attention has been paid to another of the oligarch’s assets.For Mr Abramovich is also the owner of a 28.64% stake in Evraz, the London-listed steel, coal mining and vanadium business based largely in Russia, but …
11.03.2022 - 09:38
Business
Evening Standard
Risks of recession grow despite January boom, warn economists
11.03.2022 - 09:31
Business
Business Live
Electric vehicle firm Zap-Map appoints permanent chief executive
Bristol-headquartered electric vehicle (EV) charging company Zap-Map has appointed a permanent chief executive. Richard Bourne joined the Spike Island-based company in January 2021 as its interim head, working with the board on the firm’s long-term strategic plan. He will now take a permanent role leading the execution of Zap-Map’s strategy, including the on-going development of …
11.03.2022 - 09:21
Business
Business Live
We can all be innovative leaders: how to unlock your potential
When we think of change and innovation, we often think of big organisational projects. The high-speed train line, HS2, or novel inventions such as the Dyson Air Multiplier bladeless fans, might spring to mind. We also know that big projects often don’t go to plan and rarely produce the expected or promised outcomes. Most of …
11.03.2022 - 09:12
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Business Live
Diagnostics leader awarded £50,000 funding for ovarian cancer technology
A researcher at Queen’s University Belfast spin-out GenoME Diagnostics has been awarded funding of £50,000 for its technology which provides more user friendly, accurate and cost-effective ovarian cancer tests. The prize comes after Dr Shannon Beattie, the company’s chief operating officer, was named a winner in Innovate UK’s Women in Innovation Awards and comes with …
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