For more than four decades, Dorothy’s hands have shaped, stitched, and polished pieces of leather into timeless companions — bags that have travelled across cities, countries, and generations. Her journey began as a young woman in a small family workshop, where the smell of tanned hide and the hum of quiet craftsmanship became the soundtrack…
“Rising costs are forcing businesses to slam the brakes on recruitment,” warns CIPD economist Labour’s Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is under growing pressure after new data revealed company hiring intentions have slumped to their lowest point on record in the wake of her National Insurance Contributions (NIC) increase. Figures from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and…
The quiet routines of northwestern Turkey were violently interrupted on Sunday when a magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck the province of Balikesir, toppling about a dozen buildings, injuring several people, and triggering a wave of fear that rippled as far as Istanbul, some 200 kilometers (125 miles) away. The quake’s epicenter was recorded in the town…
Vietnam is rapidly gaining ground in Japan’s banana market, once almost exclusively supplied by the Philippines. According to Japanese trade figures, Vietnam’s banana imports into Japan soared to 33,000 tonnes in 2024, nearly 14 times the volume seen in 2019, boosting its market share from 0.2% to 3.2% In July 2025, exports of Vietnamese bananas…
Scottish outdoor brand becomes first to design uniforms for two editions of the Games Scottish outdoor clothing brand Trespass will once again play a starring role at the Commonwealth Games, returning as the Official Uniform Partner for Glasgow 2026. The appointment makes Trespass the first brand in history to design and supply uniforms for two…
The Commonwealth Sport Foundation (CSF) has been announced as the Official Charity Partner for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with an ambitious mission to raise significant funds for projects in the host city and across the Commonwealth. The initiative aims to ensure that the legacy of Glasgow 2026 extends far beyond the Games themselves, creating…
Japanese air-conditioning giant Daikin Industries is making a bold push into the booming data center sector with the acquisition of U.S.-based Dynamic Data, a startup specialising in artificial intelligence-driven cooling systems. The move, announced Wednesday, marks Daikin’s latest step in diversifying beyond traditional residential and commercial climate control, as the demand for energy-efficient cooling solutions…
For decades, the story of Nigeria’s roads has been written on secondhand tyres. Known locally as Tokunbo, these imported used vehicles — often worn, fuel-hungry, and maintenance-heavy — have long been the default choice for millions of Nigerians. In an economy still largely anchored by oil, gas, and agriculture, transportation is a lifeline. Yet, demand…
The mournful call of the bugle floated over the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter’s Cemetery in Ibadan on Thursday, mingling with the steady, rhythmic thud of boots on parade ground soil. In a solemn fusion of tradition and military honour, the Nigerian Army and the people of Ibadan gathered to bid farewell to His Imperial…
In an age when many British seaside towns are packed with noisy arcades, flashing lights, and bustling funfairs, Aldeburgh in Suffolk is quietly redefining what makes the perfect coastal escape. Here, the charm lies not in clanging slot machines or rollercoasters, but in pastel-coloured houses, fishermen’s huts, and the soothing rhythm of the waves. “The…
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