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A new Canadian study says that kids who have suffered a concussion should get back to school sooner to give them a better recovery.

Latics edged to within a point of the safety line in the National League table thanks to an entertaining win over...

Investegate announcements from James Halstead PLC, PDMR Grant of Share Options

Businesses, entertainment venues, government offices and churches are all grappling with...

Businesses, entertainment venues, government offices and churches are all grappling with...

James Halstead lifts payout as profit up in

Midas recommended James Halstead shares in November 2018 at £3.72. They have risen 55 per cent since then to £5.50 and should continue to gain ground. A strong, long-term hold.

Somewhere amid the unbridled jubilation was a nine-year-old Mason Mount. Now 22 and looking back on that moment, Chelsea midfielder Mount recalls how his dad had said: “You’ll be out there one day, you’ll be playing there one day.” Chelsea v Leicester City 5.15pm BST, Saturday 15 May 2021 Wembley Stadium connected by EE For many kids, that would be a doomed prophecy, but not the young Mount. This will be his second Emirates FA Cup Final at the home of English football, while he’s play...

CALLING TIME ON RENT REBELS COULD SIGNAL END FOR 5,800 COMPANIES Landlords getting tough with so-called ‘rent rebels’ could force 5,834 companies out of business and trigger £326m worth of insolvent debt that further decimates city centres, according to analysis from the UK’s No.1 insolvency score, Red Flag Alert. Concerns are mounting that April will see companies fighting for survival after a COVID-19 moratorium on evictions ends on 31 st March 2021 and business rates start again afte...

Almost £780,000 was written off every day in bad debts towards the end of last year, as businesses struggled to pay bills.  The total level of insolvent business debt in the UK grew by around £72m in the final three months of 2020, according to data firm Red Flag Alert – or £779,997 per day.  This was a huge rise on the same period in 2019, when companies faced average daily write-offs worth £152,934.  Heavy weight: The total level of insolvent business debt in the UK grew by around �...