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By the 1860s, more than 1 million cards were in circulation in London alone. The British journalist and playwright Andrew Halliday was fascinated by these cards, especially one popular card that ...

It has also developed economically as a region of the UK from the early modern period, sharing the same history through the Industrial Revolution ... integral part of the British Empire project.

In the months that followed, the British weather played its part ... to the UK energy supply on a scale not seen since the industrial revolution and it feels like politicians and regulators ...

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Without manpower planning, unemployment among university graduates is rising. Overemphasis on White-Collar Jobs The education system, rooted in British-era traditions, still prioritizes preparing ...

Firefighters have managed to extinguish a blaze caused by three large vehicles catching fire on an industrial estate. Emergency services attended the incident at the Kendrick Industrial Estate in ...

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President Trump vowed on the campaign trail to lower inflation. WSJ asked a former Federal Reserve vice chair to break down the inflation-fighting tools Trump will have at his disposal. Photo ...

Business leaders have called for the economic potential of Cornwall to be recognised by the government. An event in Penzance, organised by Cornwall Council and the National Innovation Centre for ...