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Cost-Effective Strategies for Startups to Establish Brand Identity

by Nathan Spears

29 January 2025

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The Covid Day of Reflection is a disgrace and an ill-advised insult to millions of people

18 December 2024

Sport & Gaming

The Rise of Virtual Leagues: How Digital Sports Are Capturing Global Attention

15 December 2024

People are pouring scorn on Nick Robinson’s claim that the BBC is impartial

10 April 2018

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Analysis

The BBC was just found guilty of breaking accuracy rules. Again.

10 April 2018

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The government abandons a ‘hostile’ and ‘poisonous’ education policy in a ‘major u-turn’

10 April 2018

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While police struggle in London, here’s how many officers are tackling women protesting fracking in Lancashire

9 April 2018

Shocking twist in ‘bias saga’ as BBC boss says the Beeb ain’t biased

9 April 2018

Government announces ID required at polling stations in five areas for local elections

13 April 2018

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The evidence the UK media is ignoring after the chemical attack in Syria

9 April 2018

Analysis

A disabled DWP worker nearly died on the job. So his boss called him a ‘whinger’.

9 April 2018

To deal with rising crime levels, Amber Rudd and the Tories should listen to these young people

9 April 2018

Momentum’s latest ‘thank you’ message has got people in stitches

9 April 2018

Satirical news reporter Jonathan Pie tells us why the Tories’ response to rising crime rates is ‘idiotic’

9 April 2018

Questions over Tory plan to reduce deaths by cutting doctors

9 April 2018

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Even the government’s own adviser is warning about a ‘backlash’ from universal credit

9 April 2018

Chris Williamson, Theresa May, and Boris Johnson

A Labour MP’s blistering video sums up the Conservative ‘hot heads’ running the Skripal affair

9 April 2018

People are pointing out why we shouldn’t celebrate the last BNP councillor standing down

8 April 2018

The week in satire Vol. #63

8 April 2018

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b09z7fzk/the-andrew-marr-show-08042018

Sajid Javid blames anything but cuts for rising crime rates – and Twitter has a field day

8 April 2018

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UK

UK news, analysis, investigations, features, opinion, exclusives, reviews, and news from the Canary

Cost-Effective Strategies for Startups to Establish Brand Identity

The Covid Day of Reflection is a disgrace and an ill-advised insult to millions of people

The Rise of Virtual Leagues: How Digital Sports Are Capturing Global Attention

People are pouring scorn on Nick Robinson’s claim that the BBC is impartial

The BBC was just found guilty of breaking accuracy rules. Again.

The government abandons a ‘hostile’ and ‘poisonous’ education policy in a ‘major u-turn’

While police struggle in London, here’s how many officers are tackling women protesting fracking in Lancashire

Shocking twist in ‘bias saga’ as BBC boss says the Beeb ain’t biased

Government announces ID required at polling stations in five areas for local elections

The evidence the UK media is ignoring after the chemical attack in Syria

A disabled DWP worker nearly died on the job. So his boss called him a ‘whinger’.

To deal with rising crime levels, Amber Rudd and the Tories should listen to these young people

Momentum’s latest ‘thank you’ message has got people in stitches

Satirical news reporter Jonathan Pie tells us why the Tories’ response to rising crime rates is ‘idiotic’

Questions over Tory plan to reduce deaths by cutting doctors

Even the government’s own adviser is warning about a ‘backlash’ from universal credit

A Labour MP’s blistering video sums up the Conservative ‘hot heads’ running the Skripal affair

People are pointing out why we shouldn’t celebrate the last BNP councillor standing down

The week in satire Vol. #63

Sajid Javid blames anything but cuts for rising crime rates – and Twitter has a field day

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