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THG shares fall again amid caution over 2022

Embattled online retail giant and technology group THG has cautioned over a more challenging start to 2022 amid soaring commodity prices and without last year’s boost from lockdown. The Manchester-based company, previously called The Hut Group, saw ...

18 Jan 2022 at 11:25

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Are you from a place of 'disadvantage' or 'affluence' in Donegal? - check here

The Pobal HP Deprivation Index was recently released and it shows a breakdown from the very affluent to extremely disadvantaged areas in Donegal. The index is based on census data and it is Ireland’s primary social gradient tool for identifying ...

13 Jan 2024 at 12:33

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Are you from a place of 'disadvantage' or 'affluence' in Donegal? - check here

12 Jan 2024 at 16:33

Drivers to enjoy cheapest Christmas fuel prices since pandemic – RAC

Drivers are set to enjoy the cheapest Christmas fuel prices since the pandemic, despite a slight rise in November, figures suggest. Petrol went up by a penny to 136.5p in November – but is still 10.5p cheaper than a year ago, ...

04 Dec 2024 at 00:01

Labour strives to regain heartlands in Yorkshire & the Humber

Yorkshire & the Humber is one of the key battlegrounds at the General Election, with the Conservatives defending a host of marginal seats and Labour hoping to make considerable gains – though other parties could have an ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Labour and Lib Dems hope for upsets in Tory heartland of South East

The south east of England – outside London – is historically one of the safest areas of the country for the Conservatives, but this election has seen other parties target the region for potential gains and the chance ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Eastern England could deliver handful of election shocks

The Conservative Party won almost every seat in eastern England at the 2019 general election, meaning Labour and the Liberal Democrats are starting from a very low base this year – but both parties believe they have ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Conservatives face tough fight to hang on in London

London is one of the few areas of the country where Labour is already in a very strong position, holding more than two-thirds of seats in the capital, and the election could see the party advance even further to ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

High number of ultra-marginals makes North West a key battleground

North-west England is home to some of the tiniest parliamentary majorities in the country and is a region where even a small shift of opinion by voters could have big consequences on polling day. A redrawing of ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Parties hope to break Conservative dominance of East Midlands

The Conservatives have made steady advances in the East Midlands at recent general elections and now hold almost every constituency in the region – but in doing so they have given themselves a large number of ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Labour and Tories prepare for ‘red wall’ tussle in North East

Labour and the Conservatives finished in either first or second place in every seat in north-east England at the 2019 general election, suggesting the region could be a straight two-way fight this year, with ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

Tories and Labour battle for host of marginal seats in West Midlands

There is a string of Tory-held marginal seats right across the West Midlands, all of which are being targeted by Labour, meaning the region will play a key role in shaping the outcome of the General ...

20 Jun 2024 at 02:45

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