Stormont brake: How did your MP vote on key part of new Brexit deal?
The government has won a vote on a key part of its new Brexit deal, despite opposition from some of its own MPs.
Defra moves forward in legacy IT replacement
Last year, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) claimed that Defra had no intentions of replacing or modernising legacy systems. However, the department responded that it had already switched 30 ...
Mercedes Benz's source code leaked online
A company spokesperson said that a human error caused the leak, leaving the token in an exposed repository in September 2023. UK-based RedHunt Labs discovered it during a standard scan last month. ...
FBI shuts down Volt Typhoon botnet
The FBI has blocked a large scale hack by China's Volt Typhoon group. The attack, comprising hundreds of hacked routers, was an attempt to inflict wide-ranging damage to US cyber infrastructure fac...
Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust risks losing patient data
Staff at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are facing multiple tech issues which prevent them accessing the required data. This has created inconsistent and insecure electronic pat...
Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Foundation Trust risks losing patient data
Staff at Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are facing multiple tech issues which prevent them accessing the required data. This has created inconsistent and insecure electronic pat...
Intel unveils major AI leap in upcoming CPUs
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has announced a significant leap in AI performance with the forthcoming Panther Lake processors, slated to debut in 2025. The revelation comes hot on the heels of Gelsing...
Apple concern over potential government veto on privacy tools
Apple has once again shared its concerns about UK government proposals to force tech companies to effectively give them a veto on any security measure which would restrict government access to priv...
Microsoft unveils Windows Server 2025, discards WordPad
Microsoft's desktop and server operating system share numerous internal similarities and a common code base, but the more recent editions of Microsoft Server are significantly differentiated from the desktop operating system - and this looks set to continue. However, the matching build numbers may raise questions about the updated branding for Windows Server while Windows 11 retains its 2021 branding - for now at least.
In addition to the new branding the tech giant also revealed improvements i
In addition to the new branding the tech giant also revealed improvements i
Microsoft: Russian hackers are targeting other companies
The tech giant said, "The same actor has been targeting other organisations and, as part of our usual notification processes, we have begun notifying these targeted organisations." The number of...
Vodafone-Three merger faces watchdog probe
The watchdog will scrutinise if the deal could harm consumers by either leading to reduced choice or higher prices. The firms confirmed that the deal, announced last year, would result in an ad...
San Joaquin keeping a 'very close eye' on Crestline
Santa Barbara mulls removal of China exposure
San Joaquin may axe $370m risk parity portfolio
Penn Employees eyes indusrial, retail, residential opps
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San Antonio pauses core manager search
San Joaquin makes room for core RE manager
San Joaquin lookout for opportunistic RE
City of Fresno eyes public equity search
Seattle City thinking global for remianing infra spend
San Jose adds principal investment officer
San Jose eyes smaller VC opps
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Stormont brake: How did your MP vote on key part of new Brexit deal?
The government has won a vote on a key part of its new Brexit deal, despite opposition from some of its own MPs.
How hypothyroidism changes your relationship with food
If you do feel this way, you are not alone. Due to inconsistent and abnormal weight gain, hypothyroidism does change your relationship with food. Despite attaining hormonal (T3 and T4) balance, the changed relationship with food can lead to deteriorating mental health.
Carmel (34) was unaware of her hypothyroid until she was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease when she was in her mid-twenties. She recalls how during high school she had an abnormal relationship with food. She would starve herself
Carmel (34) was unaware of her hypothyroid until she was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s disease when she was in her mid-twenties. She recalls how during high school she had an abnormal relationship with food. She would starve herself
Seattle may intro long-dated FI sleeve
City of Fresno wants new managers for infra buildout
San Jose scouts value-add RA strategies
Seattle nearing search for Europe-focused core managers
San Jose eyes smaller VC opps
Santa Barbara eyes opportunistic lending, special sits opps
Callan scoops West Coast VP from Prime Buchholz
Google goes to trial in landmark antitrust case
Google will face the Washington district court over charges of unlawfully monopolising the online search space, on Tuesday. The case is the first of its type to go trial since Microsoft stood accus...
Ukraine's Missing Children
It's the sort of photo everyone will recognise. A group of friends or classmates, perhaps cousins or relatives. This is a family of sorts, bound by an extraordinary fate which saw these children caught up in one of the Ukraine war's most chilling crimes: Russia's unlawful deportation of thousands of children.
This is the story of their ordeal at gunpoint, their incredible escape and the bravery of one woman - who risked everything to save them.
Last Christmas, Natalya Lutsyk cooked 15 differen
This is the story of their ordeal at gunpoint, their incredible escape and the bravery of one woman - who risked everything to save them.
Last Christmas, Natalya Lutsyk cooked 15 differen
Sky-high rent, long commutes and little party time - welcome to uni life today
Talking about her university experience so far, student Louisa Shapton admits that on some mornings, she would find herself just bursting into tears.
That’s because for Louisa, and many other students living in the shadow of a pandemic while hurtling headfirst into a cost of living crisis, uni life is nothing like it said in the brochure.
Remote learning, lack of friends and little appropriate or affordable accommodation have all taken away any first tastes of freedom university once offered t
That’s because for Louisa, and many other students living in the shadow of a pandemic while hurtling headfirst into a cost of living crisis, uni life is nothing like it said in the brochure.
Remote learning, lack of friends and little appropriate or affordable accommodation have all taken away any first tastes of freedom university once offered t
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Indians Are Too Loud: Deconstructing toxic relationships
Indians Are Too Loud: Female Friendships and more!
Indians Are Too Loud: Being an international student
The Quarantine Disaster
The lockdown has capsuled us in our houses and most of us are either hungry or sleepy. I tried baking chocolate chip cookies for the first time. Like a noob, I googled secure recipes of famous bakers and wearing my visionary chef’s entered the kitchen the next morning. My mother was troubled by the thought of me being alone in the kitchen and couldn’t resist storming into the kitchen with her army. In a strained way, she hushed me out of the kitchen. But I could not let the chef inside me die ev
Gwenno Slams St David’s Hall Privatisation As “Selling Venue Down The River.”
As Cardiff Council rushes through plans to hand the beloved St David’s Hall over to a commercial operator, artists and performers are joining those protesting to save the venue’s future.
Performers and artists in Wales have rounded on Cardiff Council over its plans to allow a private firm to take over the running of St David’s Hall – one of the city’s most treasured public venues.
Acclaimed musician, singer and DJ Gwenno lambasted the move as one which sells the venue “down the river to neolib
Performers and artists in Wales have rounded on Cardiff Council over its plans to allow a private firm to take over the running of St David’s Hall – one of the city’s most treasured public venues.
Acclaimed musician, singer and DJ Gwenno lambasted the move as one which sells the venue “down the river to neolib
Our senior citizens are in danger!
Our senior citizens are in danger!
Throughout the lockdown cases of rapes and assaults of females have been reported by the media, from minors to senior citizens, are women actually safe in India?
Recently in Uttar Pradesh, a 74-year-old lady was admitted to the hospital after a lung infection was diagnosed. At night, when the male nursing staff, who was in deep sleep and under the influence of alcohol, got annoyed by the constant request of the lady to take her to the washroom. They tied the
Throughout the lockdown cases of rapes and assaults of females have been reported by the media, from minors to senior citizens, are women actually safe in India?
Recently in Uttar Pradesh, a 74-year-old lady was admitted to the hospital after a lung infection was diagnosed. At night, when the male nursing staff, who was in deep sleep and under the influence of alcohol, got annoyed by the constant request of the lady to take her to the washroom. They tied the
Breaking Taboos // Men's Mental Health
Join us at CUTV as we talk to Shresth Goel and Marco Ricci about the importance of Men's Mental Health. This unconventional conversation was a tricky topic but fun one at the same time! Through this video we hope to start more conversations around men's mental health. We look at how it can be sparked and the stereotype's that surround men which we should start to dismantle!
We would love to hear what you think and to start a conversation with us and others in the comments below.
Credits:
Anchor/Director: Muskan Arora
Editor: Charlotte Carswell
We would love to hear what you think and to start a conversation with us and others in the comments below.
Credits:
Anchor/Director: Muskan Arora
Editor: Charlotte Carswell
Breaking Taboos // Menopause
This is the first episode of our new series breaking taboos. This series will include us talking about unconventional topics that people generally don't talk. This series intends to break those taboos and delve into these topics.
This episode looks at menopause as we talk to Jane Woodman from the menopause team to talk through what it is and how it effects everyone.
Credits:
Muskan Arora
Jane Woodman
This episode looks at menopause as we talk to Jane Woodman from the menopause team to talk through what it is and how it effects everyone.
Credits:
Muskan Arora
Jane Woodman
My experience of culture shock as an international student in Wales
Stepping out of the London Heathrow airport, I recall the adrenaline rush in my body and slight goosebumps on my arms.
I had travelled for over eleven hours carrying all the inhibitions, doubts and excitement along. As I located the Cardiff University’s welcome team, I was ready to reach Cardiff and taste the true essence of freedom. The eighteen-year-old me was ready to fly.
My first day in Cardiff was a rollercoaster of emotions, as I was missing my family but was excited to experience a new
I had travelled for over eleven hours carrying all the inhibitions, doubts and excitement along. As I located the Cardiff University’s welcome team, I was ready to reach Cardiff and taste the true essence of freedom. The eighteen-year-old me was ready to fly.
My first day in Cardiff was a rollercoaster of emotions, as I was missing my family but was excited to experience a new
Resonating with Journos of the Future
Resonating with Journos of the Future
Resonating with Journos of the Future
Cardiff University student, Muskan Arora has praised Business News Wales’ upcoming Journos of the Future scheme.
Journos of the Future, a new initiative that will see the students mentored by members of the BNW team, is set to begin in November.
She adds that schemes like Journos of the Future will open a student\s skillset in a wider way.
Journos of the Future will see Business News Wales’ Multimedia Production Man
Resonating with Journos of the Future
Cardiff University student, Muskan Arora has praised Business News Wales’ upcoming Journos of the Future scheme.
Journos of the Future, a new initiative that will see the students mentored by members of the BNW team, is set to begin in November.
She adds that schemes like Journos of the Future will open a student\s skillset in a wider way.
Journos of the Future will see Business News Wales’ Multimedia Production Man
CUTV Q&A - Lifestyle
Lifestyle introduces you to our 2021/22 CUTV Team.
This video, with our informative and fun questions will help you to know the team behind CUTV even better.
Producer: Millie Beere
Editor: Charlotte Carswell
Director: Muskan Arora
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This video, with our informative and fun questions will help you to know the team behind CUTV even better.
Producer: Millie Beere
Editor: Charlotte Carswell
Director: Muskan Arora
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ABOUT MY PASSION AND ME
Cardiff University graduate in BA Media Journalism and Culture
International multimedia journalist with a passion for empowering people through effective storytelling. Previous experience covering some of the biggest moves of the alternative asset management industry, the latest technology news, and youth-oriented stories based on the latest political and cultural news. Experience working in both Indian and UK newsrooms. Always on the lookout for the next challenge!