Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge are going to help Britain find its funny bone again by taking Noel Coward’s comic classic Private Lives on the road in October. David Pugh, who is producing with the newly formed Nigel Havers Theatre Company, said ticket prices would be kept low: under £10, with a top price under … Read more
Married At First Sight star Seb Guilhaus broke down in tears as he said he can’t sit on a ‘pedestal’ after his relationship blossomed with wife, Elizabeth Sobinoff. But fans of the show were quick to take aim at the personal trainer, calling him ‘patronising’ towards to his co-stars. Twitter erupted with anger towards the hunky … Read more
Dozens of firms could be booted off AIM as their adviser prepares to shut down its investment banking division By Jamie Nimmo, Financial Mail On Sunday Published: 21:55 BST, 4 April 2020 | Updated: 23:12 BST, 4 April 2020 Dozens of firms could be booted off AIM, London’s junior stock market, as their adviser prepares … Read more
Phishing involves cyber-criminals attempting to steal personal information such as online passwords, bank details or money from an unsuspecting victim. Very often, the criminal will use an email, phone call or even a fake website pretending to be from a reputable company. The criminals can use personal details to complete profiles on a victim which … Read more
Inspiration Healthcare was one of the few risers on the junior market as the coronavirus crisis intensified. In fact the business may be one of the few beneficiaries if the outbreak with its ventilators in demand. The NHS placed the first order on Monday, valued at £1.25million, which Inspiration Healthcare said was its single largest … Read more
Plane cabins resembling a cross between a restaurant, sports bar, living room and a shop could be coming to a flight path near you in the near future. That’s if a certain British aircraft interior designer and his team get their way. Ross Burns is the lead designer of cabin interiors at Bournemouth-based Aim … Read more
Well, it was no knockout blow but it was certainly a decent jab to the sweetbreads. Sajid Javid’s resignation speech to the Commons yesterday may have lacked Sir Geoffrey Howe’s verbal pyrotechnics against Margaret Thatcher, but it will have rattled a few Downing Street teacups all the same. Modest, witty, stylishly courteous, the ex-chancellor’s ten-minute … Read more