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Sir Keir Starmer has put shoplifters "on notice" of a fresh crackdown under Labour - after offences soared to record levels.

Supermarket Times is a confidently odd adventure game about going to the supermarket and talking to weirdos

A picture taken by a member of the public appeared to show a First driver in a high visibility jacket taking part in the X-rated activity while standing next to his parked double decker bus.

Drivers have been warned to avoid the area this evening (Tuesday, April 30)

In the Feb/Mar issue of MCV/DEVELOP we featured our annual PR Panel, bringing together the good, the bad (in a good way) and the beautiful people of games PR

London’s top index finished 2.9 points, or 0.04%, lower to end the day at 8,144.13.

Bakery chain Greggs has moved one step closer to opening its first drive-thru in Northern Ireland after a planning application for a new branch in Co Armagh was recommended for approval.

No matter which side of the Atlantic they are on, grocery shoppers want loyalty programs with smarter, more relevant messaging, and merchants across the…

JBS Mechanical has seen impressive growth since it was founded by friends and business partners Jordan Smith and Sean Felice in 2012. Now turning over more than 5 million annually, Jordan describes the journey from humble beginnings in a two-man, one-van team to a reputable Gloucester-based force.

SIR – The idea that voting for Reform UK could result in the party replacing the Conservatives in the longer term (Letters, April 29) is a fantasy. The electoral arithmetic simply doesn’t work that way, and the suggestion that we should regard a decade of Labour government as a price worth paying is glib. Labour’s cultural and social agenda is diametrically opposed to the worldview of those drawn to Reform. I would advise anyone considering supporting this party to read Hila...