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The election for Donald Trump as the 45th President of America was to the established political elite a shocking surprise. Trump is arguably the most powerful position in the world; the commander of the armed forces...

Sarosh Zaiwalla, Founder and Senior Partner of Zaiwalla & Company Solicitors have launched the Ratanshaw Bomanjee Zaiwalla Scholarship in memory of his late father. Mr Zaiwalla senior was one of the first Indians to qualify as...

Since Habito first launched in early 2016, we’ve made it our mission to break down barriers in the mortgage process. We want to secure a home loan to be simple and straightforward for as many people...

When you need a safe and secure way of sending money overseas, why not visit your nearest Tesco store that offers the MoneyGram® service. There are currently over 800 Tesco stores across the UK which offer...

Wolfsburg / Lier (Norway) – The 150 millionth Volkswagen is now driving along the roads in Norway: the anniversary vehicle – a Golf GTE – left the assembly line at the main plant in Wolfsburg in...

CONFUSED BY TECH: SURVEY FINDS SIX OUT OF TEN BRITS ARE RENDERED CLUELESS BY THEIR WASHING MACHINE AND NEARLY 70% FAIL TO RECOGNISE CAR DASH SYMBOLS A huge 84% of the population believe that gadgets have...

Polestar, Volvo Car Group’s performance brand, has today revealed its future as a new standalone electric performance brand. Polestar confirmed plans for its first three models, a new purpose-built production facility in China and a customer-focused...

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan will visit India and Pakistan later this year to promote the capital. He will meet senior politicians, business leaders and city chiefs in six major cities on a six-day mission...

Birmingham City Council have confirmed that the online-based taxi service will not cease running in Birmingham despite having their licence revoked in London.   Launching in the city in February 2015, Uber’s licence is set to...

As Monarch Airlines went into administration at the start of the month, nearly 400 members of staff in Birmingham have been made redundant, with nearly 2,000 losing their jobs across the country.   Joint Administrator of...