Image copyright Getty Images There’s new advice for supporting vegans in the workplace, including having a shelf in the office fridge. The Vegan Society has shared suggested guidelines to help businesses look after their vegan staff. They range from offering vegan menus at events to providing vegan-friendly work-wear for people who want it. The charity […]
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Forget about perks like miles, meals and movies. At their core, airlines promise a simple service — timely transportation — yet they made little progress toward improving that basic offering last year. Airlines in the United States performed worse in 2019 than the year before in getting flights to destinations on time, while the share
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Facebook announced on Friday that it would allow political campaigns and candidates to pay creators for sponsored content on Instagram and Facebook, so long as the posts follow the company’s disclosure guidelines. Each piece of sponsored political content must use Facebook’s branded content tool, which states at the top of the post that the creator
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An investigation has found several former patients who allege that a late University of Michigan physician sexually abused them during exams going back decades By JEFF KAROUB and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER Associated Press February 19, 2020, 4:39 PM 3 min read ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Several former patients have alleged that a late University of Michigan
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WASHINGTON — John C. Rood, the Defense Department’s top policy official, is the latest member of President Trump’s national security team involved in the Ukraine matter to leave the government. Mr. Rood, the under secretary of defense for policy, will step down at the end of February, the department’s press secretary, Alyssa Farah, said Wednesday.
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Ms. Trauss sued a few months later. The great irony was that nobody was more unhappy about it than Mr. O’Brien. He had spent years and millions of dollars proposing two completely different projects. Now some activist group he’d never heard of was suing the city, and him, on behalf of his original project —
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Bachelorette parties ― or destination bachelorette weekends ― are a chance for the busy bride to kick back and let her friends take the wheel when it comes to planning. But for some brides, that’s a stressful proposition. Planning may not be your maid of honor’s forte: What if she struggles to get it all
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Image caption Derek Fowlds presented the BBC’s Basil Brush Show between 1969 and 1973 Children’s TV favourite Basil Brush was among those to pay tribute to actor Derek Fowlds at his funeral. Fowlds, who died last month aged 82, was famous for playing Bernard Woolley in Yes Minister and appeared as “Mr Derek” on the
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Image copyright Axminster Carpets Image caption Axminster Carpets created a replica of the original Regency carpet in the Saloon at the Brighton Pavilion Axminster Carpets has collapsed into administration after weeks of trying to secure a rescue deal. The 265-year-old firm, supplier of carpets to the Royal Family, appointed Duff & Phelps as administrators on
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Greece receives approximately 30 million international visitors each year, with many heading to the country’s six main island regions. Choosing where to visit depends on your entry point — Greece has 15 international airports — and how much time you have. Ferries are an ideal way to get around, especially if you’re a first-time visitor.
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