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From Your Delegate: Examining help for youths, veterans

This past week, Oct. 15-17, the Legislature was back in Charleston for the October set of interim committee meetings.

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Government Launch £2m AI and Innovation Business Advisory Scheme

The UK Government is set to launch a new £2m funded AI and innovation business advisory to help organisations mitigate AI risks and bring innovations to market quicker.

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Everton fan handed three-year ban for hurling homophobic abuse

An Everton football fan has been issued with a three-year banning order for shouting homophobic and racist abuse at Aston Villa players.

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Everton fan banned from all stadiums after shouting racist and homophobic abuse

Everton fan banned from all stadiums after shouting racist and homophobic abuse
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UK business insolvencies set to rise, warns Cebr report

Around 7,000 UK businesses are likely to go bust every quarter in 2024 as high interest rates cause financial strain, says Cebr.

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