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A POLICE force has said its officers are “committed” to supporting and helping military veterans who may find themselves in custody.

The developer of EVE Online hasn't abandoned its plans, however. Its London-based office has been working on an Unreal Engine 4 project for a few years now, and new Head of Studio Adrian Blunt (formerly VP of Development at Splash Damage) recently opened up about this upcoming shooter game set in EVE during an interview with MCVUK (issue 967, April 2021). We have a history of breaking down barriers with our ambition. I think that’s very much true in this game. It is a hugely ambitious game, it will be genre-defining. And it has all the hallmarks of a CCP game. When I had the opportunity to ...

‘Rust’ Release On PS4, Xbox One Imminent; Dethrones ‘Cyberpunk 2077’ On Steam KEY POINTS The survival game dethroned "Cyberpunk 2077" on Steam recently The game's rise to popularity is mainly due to Twitch streamers It appears that the hit survival game “Rust” is headed to consoles much sooner than anticipated if the latest ESRB rating is to go by. The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) released the rating of the console edition of “Rust.” The game is rated M for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, citing violence and blood. While the ESRB rating does not say anything about t...

Property firm Land Securities has revealed it only collected about two-thirds of rental payments that was due on Christmas Day last month. The Bluewater Shopping Centre owner said it was expecting £101million in net rents within five days of December 25, but only received £66million. At the same point in 2019, rent collection levels were at 94 per cent. It amassed just 29 per cent of rent it was owed from its non-office Central London estate, and 36 per cent from its regional retail portfolio, compared to 87 per cent and 90 per cent, respectively, the previous year.  Trinity Leeds is one ...

The Garden House on Pembroke Road, Norwich. - Credit: Jamie Honeywood A Norwich pub which helped to feed the homeless during the coronavirus lockdown has won a national award. The Garden House in the city's Pembroke Road has been awarded the British Institute of Innkeeping's (BII) Heart of the Community Award in recognition of its work supporting people during the second lockdown in November. Jonathon Childs, operator of the pub, together with hospitality charity Only a Pavement Away (OAPA) handed out more than 3,000 meal pouches and 300 winter warmth flasks to the homeless in Norwich and Gr...