As the local business community looks ahead to next week’s Autumn Statement, expectations remain low when it comes to a reprieve. One year on from Liz Truss’s seven-week reign, the

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This UK-based Ukrainian investor and former lawyer hopes to strengthen technological cooperation between UK and Ukraine in defense and agriculture. UK-Ukraine TechExchange to give companies tailored pro bono services to

A student survey across Northern Ireland has found 32% of students now stay and live at home for university, with 59% saying it’s due to financial reasons. This recent student

Professor Michael Burton, Director at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, commenting on the wettest October recorded by the Observatory since its daily rainfall measurements began said, “The measurement of rainfall by

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