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Deliveroo posts £245m loss after takeaway orders slowed in 2022

Deliveroo posts £245m loss after takeaway orders slowed in 2022

Deliveroo posts £245m loss after takeaway orders slowed in 2022

16 March 2023

The operating loss for 2022 was still 15% smaller than the £290.1 million loss it recorded a year earlier.


Immersive website lets people walk Ukraine’s war-torn streets

Immersive website lets people walk Ukraine’s war-torn streets

Immersive website lets people walk Ukraine’s war-torn streets

16 March 2023

Website The Undeniable Street View was launched on the one-year anniversary of Russia invading Ukraine.


UK government to assure DUP on NI’s status amid Supreme Court judgment concerns

UK government to assure DUP on NI’s status amid Supreme Court judgment concerns

UK government to assure DUP on NI’s status amid Supreme Court judgment concerns

16 March 2023

Chris Heaton-Harris said he wanted to address unionist concerns about the new Brexit deal on trading arrangements for Northern Ireland.


DUP urged to restore powersharing institutions by US senate leader

DUP urged to restore powersharing institutions by US senate leader

DUP urged to restore powersharing institutions by US senate leader

16 March 2023

Irish premier Leo Varadkar said that the Good Friday agreement was one of the most significant successes in American foreign policy.


McDonald plays down significance of US newspaper adverts on Irish unity

McDonald plays down significance of US newspaper adverts on Irish unity

McDonald plays down significance of US newspaper adverts on Irish unity

16 March 2023

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson had both raised concerns about the Sinn Fein backed ads.


EU and UK striking new Brexit deal an ‘extraordinary achievement’ – Joe Kennedy

EU and UK striking new Brexit deal an ‘extraordinary achievement’ – Joe Kennedy

EU and UK striking new Brexit deal an ‘extraordinary achievement’ – Joe Kennedy

16 March 2023

The member of the Kennedy political dynasty said he was honoured to serve as US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland.


Fire engulfs 400-year-old hotel ‘housing Ukrainian refugees’

Fire engulfs 400-year-old hotel ‘housing Ukrainian refugees’

Fire engulfs 400-year-old hotel ‘housing Ukrainian refugees’

16 March 2023

The fire was thought to have broken out shortly after 1am on Thursday at a property on North Street before spreading to the roof of the Angel Inn.


Lineker thought he had ‘special agreement’ with Tim Davie over tweets says agent

Lineker thought he had ‘special agreement’ with Tim Davie over tweets says agent

Lineker thought he had ‘special agreement’ with Tim Davie over tweets says agent

16 March 2023

Jon Holmes, who represents the Match Of The Day Host, has offered an insight into the recent impartiality row.


What the papers say – March 16

What the papers say – March 16

What the papers say – March 16

16 March 2023

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Budget receives a mixed response on Thursday’s front pages.


Teacher feels ‘very lucky’ to be charity’s 2,000th stem cell donor

Teacher feels ‘very lucky’ to be charity’s 2,000th stem cell donor

Teacher feels ‘very lucky’ to be charity’s 2,000th stem cell donor

16 March 2023

Amy Pringle, 28, from Glasgow, found out about becoming a stem cell donor when staff at her school were giving blood.


Labour pledges to reverse Hunt’s pensions tax break for the wealthy

Labour pledges to reverse Hunt’s pensions tax break for the wealthy

Labour pledges to reverse Hunt’s pensions tax break for the wealthy

16 March 2023

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said scrapping the £1.07 million lifetime allowance is the ‘wrong priority’.


Hunt defends ‘transformational’ Budget amid £1bn tax giveaway for wealthy

Hunt defends ‘transformational’ Budget amid £1bn tax giveaway for wealthy

Hunt defends ‘transformational’ Budget amid £1bn tax giveaway for wealthy

16 March 2023

The Chancellor said he is ‘systematically’ removing barriers to work which have been holding back economic growth.


Breakthrough ‘close’ in NHS pay talks – report

Breakthrough ‘close’ in NHS pay talks – report

Breakthrough ‘close’ in NHS pay talks – report

15 March 2023

Negotiations between the Government and unions representing nurses and ambulance staff are said to have made positive progress.


Duchess of Sussex to contribute recipe to charity cookbook

Duchess of Sussex to contribute recipe to charity cookbook

Duchess of Sussex to contribute recipe to charity cookbook

15 March 2023

Former first lady Michelle Obama is also sharing a recipe for The World Central Kitchen Cookbook.


Man charged with attempted murder over stabbing of woman in Cheltenham

Man charged with attempted murder over stabbing of woman in Cheltenham

Man charged with attempted murder over stabbing of woman in Cheltenham

15 March 2023

Joshua Bowles, 29, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.


Press freedom ‘frustrating and even dangerous’ for powerful figures – Myrie

Press freedom ‘frustrating and even dangerous’ for powerful figures – Myrie

Press freedom ‘frustrating and even dangerous’ for powerful figures – Myrie

15 March 2023

The BBC presenter was presented with an outstanding contribution to journalism award during a Society of Editors Media Freedom Conference.


BBC directly apologises to mother of Claudia Lawrence over licence fee letters

BBC directly apologises to mother of Claudia Lawrence over licence fee letters

BBC directly apologises to mother of Claudia Lawrence over licence fee letters

15 March 2023

The 35-year-old disappeared almost 14 years ago on March 18 2009.


Varadkar says Ireland has to work harder to shape EU agenda post-Brexit

Varadkar says Ireland has to work harder to shape EU agenda post-Brexit

Varadkar says Ireland has to work harder to shape EU agenda post-Brexit

15 March 2023

The Taoiseach said that despite many challenges, the Irish economy has been ‘remarkably resilient’.


Sinn Fein US newspaper adverts calling for unity vote ‘unhelpful’, says Varadkar

Sinn Fein US newspaper adverts calling for unity vote ‘unhelpful’, says Varadkar

Sinn Fein US newspaper adverts calling for unity vote ‘unhelpful’, says Varadkar

15 March 2023

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he found it ‘incredible’ that his rivals were focusing on a ‘divisive border poll campaign’.


Sack Lineker and replace with a woman ‘at half the price’, says ex-BBC governor

Sack Lineker and replace with a woman ‘at half the price’, says ex-BBC governor

Sack Lineker and replace with a woman ‘at half the price’, says ex-BBC governor

15 March 2023

Lord Young of Norwood Green said he did not believe the corporation should be paying Mr Lineker’s £1.35 million salary.


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