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New jobs in UK hospitality sector 'non-existent'
Recruitment firms say restaurants, bars and hotels are the worst-hit.
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New jobs in UK hospitality sector 'non-existent'
Recruitment firms say restaurants, bars and hotels are the worst-hit.
Have female CEOs coped better with Covid than men?
Have female bosses coped with the pandemic better than their male counterparts?
Entertainers find new ways to pay the bills
With live venues closed and much filming on hold, celebrities are finding new ways to entertain.
Should you tip the takeaway delivery driver?
The number of takeaways being delivered has soared due to Covid, but should you tip the driver?
‘There's more chocolate at home than I could imagine'
The CEO Secrets series hears from three fathers who have juggled start-ups and childcare in lockdown.
'Working from home has made childcare easier'
Although studies suggest women have been doing more childcare and chores during the pandemic, could the big rise in working from home actually help mothers better balance their careers and family life.
'It feels so good to be back dancing'
The world of ballroom dancing went online to cope with the pandemic restrictions, but what does the future hold?
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New jobs in UK hospitality sector 'non-existent'
Recruitment firms say restaurants, bars and hotels are the worst-hit.
Have female CEOs coped better with Covid than men?
Have female bosses coped with the pandemic better than their male counterparts?
Entertainers find new ways to pay the bills
With live venues closed and much filming on hold, celebrities are finding new ways to entertain.
Should you tip the takeaway delivery driver?
The number of takeaways being delivered has soared due to Covid, but should you tip the driver?
‘There's more chocolate at home than I could imagine'
The CEO Secrets series hears from three fathers who have juggled start-ups and childcare in lockdown.
'Working from home has made childcare easier'
Although studies suggest women have been doing more childcare and chores during the pandemic, could the big rise in working from home actually help mothers better balance their careers and family life.
'It feels so good to be back dancing'
The world of ballroom dancing went online to cope with the pandemic restrictions, but what does the future hold?
Have female CEOs coped better with Covid than men?
Have female bosses coped with the pandemic better than their male counterparts?
Entertainers find new ways to pay the bills
With live venues closed and much filming on hold, celebrities are finding new ways to entertain.
Should you tip the takeaway delivery driver?
The number of takeaways being delivered has soared due to Covid, but should you tip the driver?
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A campaign has been started in opposition to plans for a 5G mast at a popular beauty spot.
Communication firms Three and EE want the 20m-high (66ft) mast on the green in Dunley Road, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcestershire.
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"It is absolutely wonderful to wake up in the morning and see the nice green lawns and overlooking to the further distance, this open, widespread country views and we just do not want that taken away," he said.
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