As demand for live entertainment continues to soar, a new study from ticketing platform Tixel reveals the extreme lengths young Brits will go to for a coveted ticket – including faking family emergencies and swerving major life events. According to Tixel’s research, 51% of 25–34
From mastering influence to redefining modern fashion, two boundary-pushing entrepreneurs – David JP Phillips and Tommy Fordham – are the latest names to join the unrivalled speaker line-up at BusinessMania 2025, the UK’s most exciting new business event created by Big Business Entrepreneurs (BBE). Taking
Over three-quarters of Northern Ireland motorists have admitted they would not feel safe travelling in a driverless vehicle, according to new research. The car insurance experts at CompareNI.com surveyed 800 drivers across NI to find out their attitudes toward autonomous vehicles (AVs), revealing that the
An award-winning novelist who has mastered the genres of crime, historical and literary fiction has been appointed as the new Writer in Residence at the University of Edinburgh. Mary Paulson-Ellis joins a distinguished roll-call of writers who have previously held the role – including author
The number of higher education students reporting mental health issues has increased almost fourfold in the past decade, according to the Higher Education Statistics Agency, from 33,500 students in 2014/15 to 122,430 in 2023/24. For those who rent while studying, as the majority of students