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Last-mile tech logistics specialist Stuart announced a new partnership with delivery orchestration platform, Nash. This collaboration will support merchants across restaurants, grocery, retail, and e-commerce to optimise local delivery operations and accelerate growth.

Delivery driver Jay has gained 150,000 followers sharing his viral videos about his 'weekend side hustle' and tips on how to make the most money on TikTok.

Four members of the Hinduja family are facing charges in Switzerland over allegations of exploiting their domestic staff, including human trafficking and unfair treatment. The case highlights stark contrasts in treatment and expenditures on their staff and pet dog, sparking a broader conversation on domestic worker mistreatment in Geneva.

A recovered alcoholic is running fitness classes at a festival for others battling addiction.

Two blind women from Wirral want voting to be made more accessible so they can vote in secret.

A bride to-be has sparked heated backlash from both sides of her family over controversial cards attached to her wedding invitation.

New Zealand Nurses Organisation Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa (NZNO) is extremely disappointed by Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora’s decision not to match graduates into their nursing workforce.

Instagram is one of the best sites for influencers who want to grow their following. It is also an excellent site for businesses that want to reach a large and diverse market. However, with the organic growth of social media accounts becoming increasingly harder, many Instagram influencers are buying followers and engagement.

Wrth i'r etholiad cyffredinol agosáu, sut fyddai'r pleidiau gwleidyddol yn rhoi hwb i'r economi a delio gyda'r argyfwng costau byw?

10,000 qubits reportedly on the cards for one of them, with help from IBM

Lee Rennie admitted sending the explicit messages to four colleagues in 2022.

(Telecompaper) Australian operator TPG Telecom has established a First Nations external advisory circle to provide guidance on its actions towards reconciliation...

The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 19 June.

South American country has become popular starting point for Chinese people heading to US

CEO David Calhoun received a nearly $33 million pay package last year.

The Russian leader arrived in North Korea early on Wednesday.

BEIJING, June 19 (Xinhua) -- China's meteorological authority continued to issue both a yellow alert for rainstorms and a yellow alert for high temperatures on Wednesday.

The Great British Sewing Bee was back on Tuesday with a brand new episode, but the hit BBC show was flooded with complaints from fans as the latest instalment aired

Diplomats on Tuesday said at least 550 pilgrims died during the hajj, underscoring the gruelling nature of the pilgrimage which again unfolded in scorching temperatures this year.

Martin Dubravka had a day to remember on Monday as Slovakia pulled off the biggest shock of Euro 2024 so far.

For the second year, road construction in the heart of Tallinn has negatively impacted businesses in the construction area. Some have gone bankrupt, while others have seen their visitor numbers halve. The newly elected city government considers the construction planning a failure and aims to avoid repeating these mistakes in future projects.

Police and emergency services are in attendance at a serious crash on New North Road in Mt Albert. The crash involves a car and pedestrian and was reported at around 4.47pm on west-bound lanes near Ballast Lane. At this stage Police can advise that ...

Michelle Wibowo, from Hayward Heath, crafted the edible heads for an exhibition.