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With Christmas around the corner, finding a gift that goes the distance can feel like a quest of its own. While some toys may lose their charm come January, certain tech gifts are built to be more than just holiday fun – they are designed to inspire, spark curiosity and keep kids engaged for months, even years, down the line. This season, why not gift something that not only lights up their faces but fuels their minds too? From robots to coding kits and hands-on experiences, these choices promise fun that is anything but fleeting. Here, Bill Marsland, Director of…

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In a vibrant display of entrepreneurial spirit, SETsquared highlighted the investment potential of university start-ups and spinouts at a high-profile event in London. Investment Futures attracted a dynamic crowd of over 300 attendees, bringing together university researchers, innovators, industry experts and investors interested in capitalising on the groundbreaking companies emerging from academic research. With a wealth of deep science and technology projects situated in university clusters, the path to identifying and funding high-potential ventures has never been more accessible, sparking enthusiasm among investors and fostering a dynamic ecosystem of growth and collaboration. The partnership between innovators and investors is vital…

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Surrey and Sussex Cancer Alliance (SSCA) and Medefer have made strides in men’s health with their Targeted Prostate Health Check (TPHC) programme (report: https://medefer.com/early-detection-of-prostate-cancer/) identifying 18,000 men who missed prostate cancer testing during the COVID-19 pandemic. This effort aligns with Movember 2024, the global campaign urging men to take charge of their health through early action. Key results from the programme: • 22,000 men engaged: Over 22,000 men completed a health questionnaire, leading to PSA and urine tests for 18,079 participants • 263 lives impacted: Early detection diagnosed 263 men with prostate cancer, enabling timely treatment • Awareness up: Prostate cancer…

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Walter Stojash, celebrated hairdressing maestro and National Most Influential 2024 award recipient, is set to unveil his exclusive Imperial Collection at WS Hair Pro’s newest location on Queen Street in the City of London. This prestigious event, scheduled for March 8, 2025, promises to be a highlight for the industry, bringing together noble families from various monarchies, serene highnesses, esteemed industry professionals, celebrities, and journalists to experience a new standard in luxury hair artistry. Walter Stojash, whose heritage traces back to the Masovian Piast dynasty—the first royal house of Poland—and the noble Ostoja Clan, brings a blend of historical significance…

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The British countryside, whilst not as exotic as the African plains or tropical rainforests of South America, still has amazing opportunities for wildlife photographers. From the rugged hills of Scotland to the peaceful woodlands of the South, the diversity of landscapes and ecosystems provides a rich backdrop for capturing the beauty of wildlife. Whether it’s the owls, squirrels, or the majestic red deer, people of all abilities can hone their skills and capture some beautiful shots of British wildlife in their natural environments. Leading camera equipment insurer photoGuard shares their favourite photography hotspots from across the country. “There are many…

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Taking your baby swimming for the first time can be an exciting yet anxious experience. Whether you choose to start taking your little one to the pool from a young age or if you’d rather wait a few months, the experience doesn’t have to be one that fills you with dread. In fact, studies have shown that time spent one-on-one with your little one in the pool can strengthen your bond with them and helps to release the endorphins that are so needed during the early days of parenthood. In a bid to support you to get the most out…

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A vastly-experienced corporate professional and coach has published a new book that is being billed as “the essential guide for ambitious women seeking to break through barriers and achieve lasting success in their careers”. Step Up, by Sheila Starr, reveals seven game-changing strategies that have been proven to help women thrive in corporate environments. Sheila explains: ‘Many women underestimate their potential and remain in lower-level positions, a trend exacerbated by the pandemic, which saw women balancing work with increased caregiving responsibilities. The isolation of remote work led to a loss of confidence for many, leading to a lack of self-belief.…

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In a world where every dish can be a masterpiece, the art of food photography has emerged as an innovative form of visual storytelling. It goes beyond capturing images of magnificently presented dishes, it celebrates the beauty of culinary art. Food photography turns a plate of food into a vibrant display of colours, textures, and flavours. World Food Day falls on Wednesday 16th of October this year and is a perfect time to celebrate the connection between food and photography. Ahead of World Food Day, leading camera equipment insurer photoGuard shares effective tips for photographers in the food photography industry.…

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A recent study by Calmer has revealed that three of London’s airports are among the top five most stressful airports in the UK for parents traveling with children.  The study examined 15 UK airports, evaluating various factors including the number of play areas, kid-friendly lounges, availability of breastfeeding facilities, and the frequency of arrival and departure delays. Each airport was assigned a stress score, highlighting significant challenges for families. Topping the list with a stress score of 6.44/10, Bristol Airport was found to have insufficient kid-friendly amenities and faced notable delays, making it the most challenging for parents. London Gatwick…

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In the age of digital connections, where swiping right is the norm, the workplace becomes an unexpected but not uncommon stage for romance to blossom. Despite the rise of online dating, a 2020 YouGov poll reveals that 18% of Brits found their current or most recent partner at work. As the office turns into a potential cupid’s playground, individuals considering a romantic connection with a colleague must tread carefully, weighing the pros and cons. The Hierarchy Challenge When thinking about an office romance, one of the initial considerations is the hierarchical structure. Relationships at work, especially those where one partner…

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