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Article content Western Hockey League (WHL) clubs including the Edmonton Oil Kings are participating in a trial to test a method of detecting COVID-19 through a smartphone app. The WHL announced this week that Vancouver-based Light AI Inc.’s diagnostic test would be included in its return-to-play health and safety protocols for the 2020-21 season. The AI diagnostic testing will be in addition to the PCR testing that players, team staff, billets and officials will have to undertake during the shortened season. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or ...

Sir Mick Jagger kicks off Royal Albert Hall’s 150th anniversary celebrations The Royal Albert Hall in London prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary (Matt Crossick/PA) The Royal Albert Hall has launched its 150th anniversary celebrations with a tribute to live music narrated by Sir Mick Jagger. Directed by Bafta-nominee Tom Harper and titled Your Room Will Be Ready, the short film pairs images of the empty London venue with 40 pieces of concert footage from 1933 to the present. Sir Mick, 77, reads an excerpt from For Friends Only by WH Auden against a backdrop of previously unseen foota...

Perpetual Private has rolled out a new team dedicated to family office clients, signalling five new appointments. Nick Lipscombe will head up the newly-created family office team, with an addition

Perpetual Private is launching a new team dedicated to family office clients, which will be led by Nick Lipscombe.

A daffodil farm at Long Rock has been granted planning permission for 49 caravans for staff Operators of a daffodil farm that picks 500 million flowers a year have been given planning permission for caravans to provide accommodation for workers – despite claims it was "effectively a new village within a village." Varfell Farm at Long Rock had applied for permission for 49 caravans, which have been placed alongside caravans already on site for staff. Cornwall Council’s west sub-area planning committee agreed to grant permission for the caravans but said that it should be limited to t...