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Cashless Payments at the Helm – Is the UK Gambling Sector Well Prepared?
The United Kingdom is moving towards a cashless economy, and almost all sectors are adapting to accept digital payments. Gambling, a long-standing popular pastime by the Brits, is no exception.
Boris Johnson outsold by Rory Stewart, Richard Osman and the Guinness World Records in book charts
“HarperCollins thought he was going to do Prince Harry numbers," Osman said on his podcast. Harry sold 450,000 in his first week, while Boris sold 42,000.
One Young World Ambassador Giselle Gonzales Joins Kate Robinson at Montreal Summit: ‘We Are Never Alone’
Change-maker Giselle Gonzales made an eye-opening discovery at One Young World’s recent Montreal Summit.
Happiest country in the world will pay Brits £20,000 to move there
One moment, just packing my bags.
Ex-Tory advisor urges Kemi Badenoch to ‘give up’ social media following Farage spat
Samuel Kasum advised the Tory Party leader to "give up" her Twitter login and hand it over to her comms team.
Parody police account has Musk supporters ruffled
Well, this is highly amusing.
The economic implications of fires for businesses
Though we often perceive other nations to be more prone to natural disasters, fire remains a devastating force in UK business. Wildfires are on the rise, but structural and accidental fires are still the primary concern, making mandatory fire signs and strict protocols more important than ever. It’s estimated that fire has an annual economic and social cost of £12 billion in England. Despite an overall decline in incidents, with fire services called out for 594,384 cases last year, the...
Rich people’s problems: Telegraph reader asks how to avoid inheritance tax on Alpine chalets
“I have a deep loathing of inheritance tax"
Doner kebabs to be served on flights for first time ever in 2025
The dish will be available on flights between Turkey and Germany to begin with, naturally...