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PPE firm said to be linked to Baroness Mone says ministers knew exactly what they were ordering

Stellantis manufacturing plant in Gliwice, Poland

Stellantis Partners with GlobalLogic to Open a Software Facility in Poland

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New sleep study discloses White Noise as the most popular sleep aid in the ears of Brits

Westminster Council calls for harsher penalties for irresponsible dockless bike parking

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Goodwood Racecourse announces record prize money of £8 million for the 2023 season

Crosby Moran Hall Chapel Dedication by Cardinal Nichols and Dr James Hawkey

THE FIRST CATHOLIC AND ANGLICAN ECUMENICAL SERVICE OF BLESSING TAKES PLACE AT THE TUDOR PALACE CROSBY MORAN HALL

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Focus on Food Security: Seven Talented Women Scientists from the Global South Awarded the 2023 OWSD-Elsevier Foundation Awards

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Introducing MicroGuard(TM) by Microban(R): antimicrobial technology for PU, EVA and PVC products

EDITORAL USE ONLY A projection of Breathe For Ella, a new iteration of Dryden Goodwin's artwork produced by art-science organisation Invisible Dust, which depicts Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah CBE, the mother of Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, fighting for breath at Rambert Building, in London. Picture date: Wednesday February 15, 2023. PA Photo. Ella died from a fatal asthma attack in 2013 and was the first person in the world to have air pollution as a cause of death. The night projection, which is on display to the public until Saturday morning, commemorates the 10-year anniversary of her death and seeks to encourage support for 'Ella's Law' (The Clean Air Bill).

Major new art projection switch-on at London’s South Bank to commemorate 10th anniversary of death of Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah - first person to have air pollution listed as cause of death

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Redgate wins prestigious award from ProShare for its innovative share ownership plan

A total of more than $260,000. was awarded in cash prizes to the professional race winners

Saudi Sports for All Federation welcomed more than 15,000 participants for the 2023 Riyadh Marathon

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Sedex announces new Chief Technology Officer and new strategy to drive supply chain ESG