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The Albert Square set will be leased back for future production

The BBC is to sell its Elstree studio complex to French insurance company Axa, in a deal worth around £70 million (€81m). Axa Investment Managers, will buy t

An Irish woman who was found dead in her home in West Belfast is believed to have died "more than two years ago." Her death is being treated as suspicious.

The Reunert unit recently switched off the printers it was outsourcing to the insolvent state-owned enterprise, due to an unpaid debt.

The JSE-listed tech services group’s renewable energy business continues to cash in on SA’s energy shortages.

Robert Dickson passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Meadville Tribune on 2023-11-14.

A report published by AICPA & CIMA and NC State displays that the majority of global boards and executives sense an increased risk environment

BBC staff are said to be jumpy about the incident which occurred through its Bristol-based payroll provider Zellis. Security experts Russian-speaking cybercrime gang called Clop is behind the attack.

EXCLUSIVE: The group of cybercriminals, that dub themselves the Clop team, is thought to be hind yesterdays attack on the BBC, British Airways and Boots having their data compromised.

Following yesterday's massive payroll data breach across the BBC, British Airways and Boots, the BBC's Chief Financial Officer Alan Dickson has now