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Revolutionary new rugby ball to be used in autumn internationals and change fan experience

The new smart ball promises to provide fans and coaches greater insight into matches

Wales Online · Oct 18, 2022

North East deals of the week: key acquisitions, contracts and investments

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Port of Blyth, Wack Wholesale, Brownlee Cale and TechnipFMC

Birmingham Post · Oct 18, 2022

Ireland now a nation of coffee lovers as over half of people have more than one a day

The new data, released by Currys in association with Sage, also shows that we're spending less and less on takeaway coffees, instead opting to make our own lattes and cappucinos in the comfort of the home.

Irish Mirror · Oct 17, 2022

Being made to feel valued is as good as a pay rise, workers say

"If people are happy, they are productive and productivity is the key to any successful business"

Wales Online · Sep 29, 2022

UK’s small firms founded during pandemic face grim outlook as recession looms

Inflation, energy bills and staff shortages are causing businesses, many founded during pandemic, to fold in record numbers

The Guardian - UK · Sep 17, 2022

Sage Gateshead, museums and galleries share personal memories of the Queen

Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums pays tribute to a much-loved late monarch and Sage Gateshead is ''honoured' at the part the Queen played in its music journey

Chronicle Live · Sep 12, 2022

Justin Lees opens Wester Gallery

New exhibition Little Things showcases the talents of Newcastle photographer and painter Luke O'Donnell.

Newcastle Herald · Sep 3, 2022

Boris Johnson’s ex-communications chief Lee Cain calls Rishi Sunak a ‘Covid revisionist’

The Tory PM hopeful sparked controversy after claiming it was a ‘mistake’ to empower scientists during the Covid pandemic

Evening Standard · Sep 1, 2022

Flu could ‘bite’ as early as October, NHS leaders and scientists warn

Risk the NHS’s ‘winter crisis’ will be extended this year

The Independent UK · Aug 29, 2022

Don’t blame scientists, Mr Sunak, when governments rarely act on our advice

Britain was ill-prepared for a pandemic because politicians didn’t want to make the risks public

The Guardian - UK · Aug 28, 2022