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Reeves urged to use Budget to restore business confidence

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce has published a letter to Rachel Reeves ahead of the Autumn Budget.

Evening Standard

Island's community cinema named first Scottish winner of renowned award in 30 years

A COMMUNITY cinema in Skye is the first Scottish winner of a prestigious national award in almost 30 years, as it was commended for its emphasis on…

The National (Scotland)

Shaping Tomorrow's Global Leaders Through Music, Mentorship and Faith: The Mission of the Soul Children of Chicago

As the world wrestles with cultural divides, economic inequities, and a crisis of youth identity, SCC empowers young minds to lead with courage, creativity, and conviction through education, career guidance, cultural exposure, and the power of song.

International Business Times

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Benefit cuts will hit severely disabled people despite ministers’ claims, say charities

Exclusive: Charities say planned universal credit changes fail to account for progressive or fluctuating conditions

The Guardian - UK

Inexperienced social worker did not identify Sara Sharif’s father as posing any risk

The murdered girl had been allowed to live with her father, who had repeatedly attracted the attention of police and social workers

The Guardian - UK

How the ‘social cost of carbon’ measurement can hide economic inequalities and mask climate suffering

The social cost of carbon (SCC) is an essential tool for climate decision-making around the world. SCC is essentially a large cost-benefit calculation that helps policymakers compare the benefits of reducing carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions to the society-wide costs of continued use.

The Conversation

Iran unveils plan for tighter internet rules to promote local platforms

From ‘shells’ of foreign apps to a focus on local versions, the directive has clues for the future of internet in Iran.

Al Jazeera

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The Power Of Performance Arts: South Coast Conservatory's Impact On Mental Health

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health conditions now affect approximately 20% of the world's children and adolescents.

International Business Times

Suffolk county council announces 100% cut to arts funding

Arts organisations respond to plans to permanently slash core budget for the region’s theatres and museums

The Guardian - UK

Open-air movie shows in Hyderabad: Cinematic experience under the sky by Sunset Cinema Club

Experience the magic of watching films outdoors with Sunset Cinema Club (SCC). Operating since February in Hyderabad, Sunset Cinema Club is an outdoor cinema company designed to create open-air movie experiences by showing films in alternative spaces. The Loft and OneGolf Brewery screens this movies in Hyderabad. Enjoy movies, food…

The Hindu

Business leaders send ‘unequivocal message’ to Robison demanding rates freeze

Thirty-five business organisations united in a letter to the Deputy First Minister as she draws up the Scottish Budget for 2024-25.

The Independent UK

Thousands without water after Storm Ciarán disrupts Surrey treatment works

Thames Water has been providing bottled water to people in Guildford, Godalming and surrounding areas

The Guardian - UK

South Caernarfon Creameries exporting to the US for the first time

it is working with US distributor Abbey Speciality Foods

Birmingham Post

US Targets Iranian Officials for Rights Violations, Censorship

The US Treasury Department on Monday imposed sanctions on four senior Iranian law enforcement and military officials involved in crushing protests that erupted last year after an Iranian woman died in the custody of the morality police who enforce strict dress codes. The department said in a statement it was…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Reuters

U.S. targets Iranian officials for rights violations, censorship

The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday imposed sanctions on four senior Iranian law enforcement and military officials involved in crushing protests that erupted last year after an Iranian woman died in the custody of the morality police who enforce strict dress codes.

Daily Record

Abusive messages left on football fans' cars after stunt by group of vigilantes

Motorists parked outside of Ashton Gate Stadium on Raynes Road found fake parking tickets on their cars that told him they had 'parked like a c***'.

Daily Mirror

Drivers find obscene messages left like parking tickets on cars by vigilantes

Drivers returning to their cars by Bristol's Ashton Gate Stadium found obscene messages left like parking tickets on windscreens complaining that they had left their cars badly positioned

Bristol Post

Cars near Ashton Gate Stadium slapped with rude notes about parking

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The Independent UK

Next first minister must prioritise economic growth, says business leader

Dr Liz Cameron, of the Scottish Chamber of Commerce, said the country needed a credible plan to drive economic growth.

StockNews.com

1 Short-Squeeze Stock to Sell Before Investors Cash Out

Theatrical exhibition company AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC) has witnessed a massive decline in share price over the past year. Let’s take a closer look at why it could be wise for existing investors to jettison the stock while there is still time. Continue reading….

Bangkok Post

Poor Q4 results could prompt downward revisions

The Stock Exchange of Thailand moved mostly sideways last month. The index started out the month on a positive footing, gaining almost 30 points to peak at 1,695.99. However, after poor results from banks and big conglomerates such as SCC, the SET retreated to close at a January low of…

The Independent UK

Dominion-backed rates bill whittled down in House committee

Dominion Energy’s ongoing push for yet another year of legislative tinkering with the way its rates are regulated took a surprise turn this week

Newcastle Herald

A rare look behind the bars at one of Cessnock's maximum security prisons

Getting skills and qualifications that will help the inmates gain employment in the future means they are much less likely to re-offend.

The Independent UK

‘Worrying picture’ for retail and tourism services over price rises – survey

The UK and Scottish governments have been urged to offer more financial relief packages to businesses.

Insider UK

Rising costs and looming recession weigh down Scottish business growth

More than 80% of Scottish firms intend to raise prices over the next quarter

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