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1 month ago | 
ffnews.com | Lauren Hinton |Matthew Elliott
Nivo today announces the launch of Broker Concierge, the first AI-powered assistant built specifically to help specialist lenders grow without hiring more people. A fintech company dedicated to improving experiences in financial services, Nivo is today unveiling its newest product, Broker Concierge.
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Oct 19, 2024 | 
mdpi.com | Yuanzi Huo |Matthew Elliott |Mark Drawbridge
4.1. Performance of Atractoscion NobilisIn the present study, the calculated SGR of A. nobilis increased from an average of 0.47%/d in Phase 1 to 0.52%/d in Phase 2, while the average temperature increased from 14.25–18.61 °C in Phase 1 to 18.46–19.66 °C in Phase 2; concurrently, the calculated FCR decreased from 2.05 in Phase 1 to 1.64 in Phase 2, which was in accordance with the results reported in other references [19,20,33].
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
msn.com | Matthew Elliott
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Aug 11, 2024 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Matthew Elliott
Let's hope Sir Keir was listening: The Labour leader meets Bill Clinton, April 20 2023 Credit: Parkway Photography Whatever our views on other aspects of Keir Starmer’s agenda, the Government should be commended for its ambition to increase the employment rate to a modern day high of 80 per cent, immeasurably improving the lives of two million people by getting them into work. It was Fraser Nelson, writing in this newspaper, who to my knowledge first identified the post-Covid endemic of...
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Jan 5, 2024 | 
cdhb.health.nz | Matthew Elliott
Te Mana Ora | Community and Public Health has issued a health warning after potentially toxic blue-green algae (planktonic cyanobacteria) was found in Lake Hood. People should avoid the lake and animals, particularly dogs, should not be allowed near the water until the health warning has been lifted. The type of cyanobacteria that is currently present is Dolichospermum (formerly called Anabaena) which can be present as green globules floating in the water column or form surface scums or sheens.
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Jan 5, 2024 | 
cdhb.health.nz | Matthew Elliott
Friday 5 January 2024Media release3 minutes to read Te Mana Ora | Community and Public Health has issued a health warning for the Waikirikiri-Selwyn River at Whitecliffs Domain. The warning follows finding moderate to high cover of potentially toxic algae (benthic cyanobacteria) in the Waikirikiri-Selwyn River. People should avoid the area and animals, particularly dogs, should not be allowed near the water until the health warning has been lifted.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
cdhb.health.nz | Matthew Elliott
Cantabrians are being urged to keep cool and hydrated during what looks set to be a stretch of scorching temperatures hitting the region this week. Hot weather is forecast for Wednesday 20 December with temperatures predicted to get to a maximum of 30 degrees, with the heat set to reach 31 degrees on Thursday 21 December. Dr Matt Reid, Canterbury Medical Officer of Health, says while we may welcome a run of hot weather the heat can affect us all and overheating is a condition that can prove fatal.
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Nov 12, 2023 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Annabel Denham |Timothy Sigsworth |Gordon Rayner |Matthew Elliott
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Nov 12, 2023 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Gordon Rayner |Norman Fowler |Matthew Elliott |Amy Gibbons
The former minister's new memoir gives an inside view of the triumphs and tribulations of government - all things happening again todayNorman Fowler is one of our greatest witnesses to the past 50 years of British history, because he was a participant in so much of it.
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Nov 12, 2023 | 
telegraph.co.uk | Norman Fowler |Gordon Rayner |Matthew Elliott |Amy Gibbons
May 10, 1993A important meeting between John and me, and a frank one. I start by saying that at present his leadership and the government do not inspire confidence. The public needs to understand the strategy. There must also be a reshuffle and at the first suitable opportunity Norman Lamont must go from No 11. John intervenes to say that Norman would be given environment. I enthuse although frankly, I doubt Norman will accept. We move on. I say that he takes the press too much to heart.
