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General Practice Access Puts the Telephone on Notice
General practice access can use several routes, while a fictional telephone seeks funding for its hold music.
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Public Libraries Report a Very Modern Quiet Zone
A public libraries report tracks physical and digital access, while a fictional tablet requests a quieter role.
Business & Economy
China export deals dress up Britain’s spreadsheet
China export deals bring billions in announced and projected activity, leaving Britain’s spreadsheet to practise its handshake and find a lanyard.
World
Kidlington Waste Dumping Probe Meets a Very Full Field
An illegal waste dumping investigation tackles the revolutionary idea that a field is not a skip with an impressive view.
UK Politics & Public Life
Wales Seeks Traffic Commissioner To Audit Timetable Fiction
Wales needs a new traffic commissioner after Victoria Davies announces her departure, leaving one job applicant to regulate buses and distrust the word “due”.
Travel & Transport
Airbus Space Launchpad Gives Start Ups Room to Fail
Airbus’s new space launchpad gives start ups laboratories, desks and a no cost place to test rockets, ideas and optimistic slide decks.
Sport
Sport England Finds Digital Sport Has a Password Warm Up
Sport England’s digital sport review finds that joining a game can require passwords, updates, a smartphone and the patience of a saint.
Science & Technology
Hubble Archive Anomalies Meet a Fictional Filing Cabinet
Hubble archive anomalies surfaced in a vast AI assisted search, while a fictional filing cabinet asks for better labels.
Health & Lifestyle
WHO school food guidance puts the muffin on trial
WHO school food guidance calls for healthier food environments, leaving one canteen to defend its muffin as a nutritional stakeholder.
Culture & Entertainment
Talyllyn Railway gets a workshop while Britain keeps the bus
Talyllyn Railway funding will improve stations, workshops and volunteer facilities, giving a historic railway a better plan than Britain’s transport system.
Business & Economy
Business Uncertainty Survey Finds Forecasts Still Guessing
A business uncertainty survey finds firms worried about turnover and labour costs, then produces a forecast explaining when they will discuss it again.
World
Lost Container Rules Give The Ocean A Tracking Update
New lost container rules require ships to report missing cargo, giving the ocean a long overdue tracking update and a formal lost property service.