In a statement at the time, the palace said the king would step back from public-facing duties but would continue undertaking state business and official paperwork. In the first substantive update on his health since then, Buckingham Palace said Friday that he would “shortly return to public-facing duties after a period of treatment and recuperation...
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50+ universities cut jobs as overseas students stay away
UNITED KINGDOM More than 50 British universities have confirmed academic job losses as a volatile market for international student recruitment and stalled growth in income from home students forces higher education bosses to scrap or slim down less popular academic programmes, with arts and humanities bearing the brunt. While most UK universities reported surpluses in...
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UK, Germany attract most Kenyans for jobs
United Kingdom, Germany and Switzerland are among the top three destinations for Kenyans working in the diaspora with the three European nations making it to the list of the top 10 remitting countries into Kenya. Currently, Europe remains the second most desired region by Kenyans working abroad and is only second to the United States...
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Princess Diana’s First-Ever Work Contract Expected to Fetch $10,000 At UK Auction
The document is expected to fetch $10,000. A work contract signed by Diana Spencer two years before she married the then Prince of Wales is expected to fetch thousands of dollars at auction in the United Kingdom. The document was filled out in black ink by the 17-year-old in May 1979. She completed the application...
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UK Govt Urged to Establish Work Visa Programs for Vietnamese Migrants to Reduce Boat Crossings – VisaGuide.News
Dr. Seb Rumsby, a researcher at the University of Birmingham, has urged the United Kingdom’s government to provide more visa programs for Vietnamese migrants in order to decrease illegal boat crossings. Rumsby’s current research analyses the political economy of irregular Vietnam workers in the UK, VisaGuide.World reports. According to him, the government’s efforts to limit...
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UK’s Rwanda Bill: Why it’s a solution that doesn’t work
The government of the United Kingdom has passed its “Rwanda Bill” — it will now become law. Under the Bill, asylum seekers deemed to have illegally entered its territories after January 1, 2022, can be sent to the African country for “processing”. Crucially, irrespective of whether an asylum seeker is found to be “genuine” or...
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Scaffolders in Woking Area
We are actively seeking dedicated scaffolders to join our growing team in the Woking area for long-term scaffolding projects. This role is suited for individuals looking to build a career in the scaffolding industry, with positions available from entry-level (COTS certified) to Advanced. To apply, call 020 8365 0055 and send your CV to [email protected]. Location:...
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‘Can’t give them jobs’: Rwandans grapple with fears over UK asylum plan
Kigali, Rwanda – Lush hills draped in verdure belie the controversies surrounding two locations in Kigali that may soon host hundreds of people who had no plans of ever living in Rwanda. In northern Kigali, Hope Hostel sits on a hill overlooking the capital. Across town in the southwest sits the Bwiza Riverside Estate, where...
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GB News set to axe 40 jobs after channel posts heavy losses
GB News has announced a round of redundancies with 40 jobs set to be lost at the broadcaster amid mounting losses, it’s reported. The job cuts come after the channel posted a pre-tax operating loss of £42.4m for the year to the end of May, 2023, up from £30.7m in the previous 12 months. GB...
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Ultra Music Publishing – Data Coordinator (US, UK, Remote) – Music Business Worldwide
ULTRA MUSIC PUBLISHING – Data Coordinator Ultra Music Publishing is looking for a Data Coordinator to join their Publishing Administration department. This role is responsible for assisting the team with ingesting new works for registration to various PROs and sub publishers, conducting research to gather song release information, matching royalties to works during royalty periods...
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UK set to ban tobacco sales for a ‘smoke-free’ generation. Will it work?
Britain is set to impose tough measures to stub out smoking, which has emerged as one of the biggest causes of cancer deaths in the country. Parliament approved the government’s “historic” plans to create a “smoke-free” generation on Tuesday in a bid to reduce the number of people dying from smoking-related diseases, a big burden...
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How to get a banking job: 14 routes in
Getting into an investment bank is, with a lot of understatement, pretty tough. Get Morning Coffee ☕ in your inbox. Sign up here. More accurately, it’ll be the toughest thing you ever do. Got into Oxford University? Not bad. Acceptance rate for that is 17.5%. Got into Harvard? Also not bad. Acceptance rate for that is 3.2%....