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Prospective Chelsea owners given April 11 deadline to submit final bids as four bidders are left to purchase club off Roman Abramovich and must commit to £1billion of future spending - Vimarsana News

Prospective Chelsea owners given April 11 deadline to submit final bids as four bidders are left to purchase club off Roman Abramovich and must commit to £1billion of future spending

Chelsea could have new owners in place by as soon as the end of April, with four bidders left in the frame to purchase the Blues.The four remaining co

Get a jab? Absolutely... Make jabs compulsory? Absolutely NOT! - Vimarsana News

Get a jab? Absolutely... Make jabs compulsory? Absolutely NOT!

ON Wednesday Boris Johnson called for a “national conversation” on mandatory vaccinations as he broke the news that the Government’s response to

Chaos reigns at U.S. shipping terminals - Vimarsana News

Chaos reigns at U.S. shipping terminals

Nearly two years into the pandemic, reliable planning is still next to impossible at every point of the supply chain. The result is a feedback loop of variability that impedes efforts to turn the economy back on after the virus shutdowns.

Supply Chain Snarls for Cars on Display at a Kansas Terminal - Vimarsana News

Supply Chain Snarls for Cars on Display at a Kansas Terminal

A shipping terminal in Kansas reveals the fundamental problem — no one can plan, and no one is sure what will happen next.

Seven generations of my family have fought in Britain's wars over 222 years - Vimarsana News

Seven generations of my family have fought in Britain's wars over 222 years

AS a proud military man, Brigadier Stephen Cartwright can be forgiven for being a little teary-eyed as his son Alexander passed out from Sandhurst.For