Broadband provider ‘in liquidation’ as customers told ‘you must cancel direct debits now’
Customers have been told the UK broadband provider has ceased trading and plans to commence liquidation proceedings
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Family business founded in 1967 plunges into administration – 1,180 jobs at risk
The business becomes the latest high street favourite to experience financial difficulties.
Future Winter Olympics Could Be Held Earlier Because Of Climate Change: IOC
It's a possibility because of the effects of warmer temperatures, said the International Olympic Committee.
Rape Trial For Son Of Norway’s Crown Princess Begins With Not Guilty Pleas
Marius Borg Høiby, 29, is facing 38 charges, ranging from rape to domestic assault, as well as driving and drug-related offenses.
Pub landlord savages Rachel Reeves with ‘bitter’ taps mocking her brutal tax raids
In a quaint Hertfordshire pub, a cheeky protest against tax hikes has patrons chuckling. Discover the story behind the 'Rachel Thieves' beer tap.
Gaza’s Border Crossing To Egypt Reopens But Only Few Palestinians Can Cross
Within the first few hours of the opening, no one was seen crossing in or out of Gaza.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Warns Any U.S. Attack Would Spark ‘Regional War’
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei spoke to a crowd at his compound in Tehran as Iran marked the start of a dayslong commemoration of the country's 1979 Islamic Revolution.
