David Parsley
Journalist at Property Week
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3 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | David Parsley
For many, it was inevitable the bromance between Elon Musk and Donald Trump would end in tears, but few thought the Tesla boss’s exit from the US government would be so explosive. On Thursday evening, the mutual back-slapping turned into a full-on war of words, as Musk revealed the unsubstantiated allegation that Trump appeared in the court files of America’s most notorious paedophile and sex trafficker, Jeffrey Epstein.
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3 weeks ago |
propertyweek.com | David Parsley
‘Old boys’ club’ attitudes fuel recruitment crisis for property Digital Edition: ‘Old boys’ club’ attitudes fuel recruitment crisis for property Industry struggles to attract talent at all levels as other sectors look more dynamic. Already registered or subscriber? Please log in to continue readingWant to keep reading? Get limited access for 2 weeks. No further commitment, no payment details required. *Access to Premium content not included in trial.
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3 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | David Parsley
It is the most secretive and least heralded of roles in the armed forces. While life on a submarine may not be the most physically strenuous in the military, the mental challenges are arguably the most testing. With a current fleet of nine (five non-nuclear Astute class boats and four Vanguards carrying the UK’s nuclear deterrent Trident), Sir Keir Starmer committed the UK to 12 new submarines as he revealed the outcome of the government’s Strategic Defence Review.
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4 weeks ago |
msn.com | David Parsley
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4 weeks ago |
inews.co.uk | David Parsley
England’s environment regulator could face an investigation over claims it is blocking new housebuilding through one of its green schemes, The i Paper can reveal. Natural England has been accused of blocking privately run rivals from taking part in the sale of so-called nutrient credits, which are designed to ensure housebuilders do not damage the local environment.
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