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Two friends delighted half a million kids with a tiny production in a cardboard box. Now they’re sizing up the much-loved bulbous bear for the Little Angel theatre

Workington Town found out in no uncertain fashion how tough life is going to be in the Betfred Championship when they went down 68-18 at Widnes.

This edition of International People Moves details appointments at Liberty Specialty Markets, HDI Global and CFC Underwriting. A summary of these new

The appointments strengthen its financial and political risk underwriting capabilities.

Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM) has made two senior promotions in its financial risk solutions (FRS) division and expanded its political risk team with a new hire. Huw Owen (pictured), formerly FRS head of underwriting and London markets, takes on the newly created role of FRS chief underwriting officer. Sam Wilde, formerly underwriting manager for FRS, ...

Eades announce debut album and headline tour - The Number One music magazine feat. band & artist news, reviews, interviews, videos & gossip UK & worldwide.

The production is being staged using recycled cardboard

Lincolnshire’s healthcare trusts have vowed to come down hard on anyone trying to defraud the county’s NHS.

If Whitehaven are to survive in the Championship the key will be how they perform at home. Gaining as many points as possible at the Recreation Ground is vital and they set the benchmark with a hard-working win over Newcastle Thunder. There were some low moments in the second half but generally Haven did well and thoroughly deserved their first league win. Victory was built on an excellent first-half effort in which they scored three good tries to take an 18-6 lead into the dressing roo...

January 13, 2021 1:27 pm Department store Fortnum & Mason has partnered with six theatre set designers for its latest collection of window displays. So far, the coronavirus pandemic has wrought havoc on the performing arts: the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre estimated losses for the sector were around £630 million just three months into the crisis. As the country approaches the one-year anniversary of its first COVID case, this number looks to be significantly higher. Labelled the ...