GO AD LITE | £30 off your Annual Digital subscription. Use code AUTUMN
GET STARTEDMore on KentOnline
The 78-year-old advertising mogul, who is currently executive chair at S4 Capital, said he has made an ‘excellent recovery’.
New analysis shows there is not a single dedicated electric charging or hydrogen refuelling site for HGVs on Britain’s major roads.
The presenter took pre-planned leave around the trial.
A lack of decision making by the devolved government in Northern Ireland is ‘failing future generations’, Emma Murphy said.
Overall inflation on food and drink at the supermarket continued to rise in March to 17.2%, up from 16.5% the month before, the watchdog found.
The animal charity is calling for the race to involve fewer horses and for jockeys to lose their whips.
Members of the PCS union based in London and Glasgow first walked out last week.
A spokeswoman for the former first minister said she would stay away from Holyrood this week as her successor is due to set out his priorities.
Gillian Keegan said single-word ratings are ‘clear’ and ‘easy for parents to navigate’.
A number of political leaders, past and present, are gathering in Belfast for a conference to mark 25 years since the peace agreement.
Like-for-like revenues for February and March were lower due to ‘challenging trading conditions’, the retailer said.
Sega will pay 9.25 euros per share and 1.48 euros per share option for the mobile gaming business.
A report from a humans rights organisation said the administration of the compensation scheme should be handed to an independent body.
A report from a humans rights organisation said the administration of the compensation scheme should be handed to an independent body.
The three-day event in Belfast will mark the 25th anniversary of the historic peace accord.
Hutch is accused of the murder of David Byrne, 33, at a crowded boxing weigh-in event on February 5 2016.
A wide variety of stories lead the British front pages.
The Tory former Cabinet minister was claimed to have insulted staff’s work and sworn, but he denied having been made aware of any complaints.
The father and husband of three British-Israelis said he has no hate following the terror attack.
Police arrested 118 people on Saturday after protesters tried to gain entry to the Aintree Racecourse track, delaying the start of the Grand National.