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His fortune was estimated at more than £300 million and his purpose was 'protect the heritage created over past centuries'

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digitization of the supply chain. Most transportation and logistics companies had a digitalization strategy before the COVID-19 pandemic, but the implementation was moving at a snail’s pace. “The pandemic sped up the rollout of these plans,” said Matthew Waller, dean of the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas. The expedited rollout caused what he describes as “forced experiments” with technology. Grocers, for example, had to quickly implement new digital processes for customers to order and pickup orders. Many l...

04:01 EDT, 9 April 2021 Advertisement This is the dramatic moment armed police swooped on a Range Rover driver and arrested him on suspicion of murdering one of Britain's richest men who was stabbed to death in his country mansion - as his wife continues to fight for her life.    Three hours after hotelier Sir Richard Sutton, 83, was killed inside his £2million home in north Dorset on Wednesday night, police performed a 'hard stop' on the 34-year-old man 100 miles away in Chiswick, West London after tracking him across five counties.  Pictures from the scene show the 4x4 had been boxed...

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FW Inventions Competition 2021: Home-made livestock handling kit Read on for some of our readers’ solutions to easing the job of handling livestock. Graeme and Steven Christie’s sheep-handling device Brothers Graeme and Steven Christie built a simple sheep-handling device to turn lambs on their side at a comfortable working height for tail clipping. The assembly fits to the end of the sheep race and has a guillotine gate at the entrance to ensure one lamb loads at a time. When the animal reaches the front of the crate, a rope is used to pull a clamping frame around it, holding it firmly i...