Author: Sam Allcock

Electric vehicles are truly hitting their stride across the UK. If you’ve kept an eye on the latest data from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, you will know that roughly one in six new cars hitting our roads is now fully electric. This shift is only going to accelerate as we head toward the 2030 milestone, which is the point where the government plans to end the sale of new petrol and diesel models. If you’ve been out and about lately, you might have spotted cars sporting a distinctive green strip on their registration plates. These are known…

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Supported Hyundai vehicles now feed GPS, maintenance alerts, and EV metrics directly into MyGeotab via the cloud, with no aftermarket installation required Geotab has rolled out a telematics integration for Hyundai vehicles in Europe that works through connectivity already embedded in supported models at the factory. Vehicle data travels from those built-in systems to the MyGeotab platform via the cloud, bypassing the need for any additional hardware. That approach removes the equipment and installation costs that fleet operators typically face when connecting vehicles to a telematics platform. The integration covers both internal combustion engine (ICE) and electric vehicles (EV), giving…

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The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan will host the Jordan–EU Investment Conference 2026 on 21 April at the Dead Sea. His Majesty King Abdullah II will serve as patron of the event, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will attend alongside senior European and international officials and investors. Regional conditions at the time of the conference are likely to remain complex. Against this backdrop, Jordan’s political steadiness and sound economic institutions position it as a stable and attractive base for European and international investors. The conference will present a portfolio of projects that investors can evaluate and engage with…

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The Turkish Cement Manufacturers’ Association (TURKCIMENTO) has issued a statement on the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), following the European Commission’s publication of omnibus legislative amendments on 17 October 2025 and the entry into force of implementing regulations in December 2025. TURKCIMENTO says the mechanism places Turkish cement producers at a disadvantage that has nothing to do with their actual carbon output. Its members use national monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems that follow EU methodology to record their emissions. The EU does not currently accept this data under CBAM, and instead applies default emission values that are far…

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Rixos Radamis Sharm El Sheikh has opened Aquamania Jungle Park, a new aquapark that sits alongside the hotel’s existing facilities on the Red Sea coast. The park covers 35,000 square metres and runs 28 waterslides. Younger guests have access to dedicated children’s ride zones, and a splash area called Ride House gives smaller children a space built around them. The 350-metre Water Coaster forms the centrepiece of the park’s ride lineup. A tubing ride built on Hive Technology also features, making Rixos Radamis the first property in the Middle East to run this system. A food court and kiosks sit…

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Charts tell the story of price movement. Patterns emerge, trends develop, and opportunities appear to those who know how to read them. But poor charting tools turn analysis into guesswork. Laggy updates, limited indicators, or clunky interfaces make technical analysis frustrating rather than functional. Charting quality determines whether technical traders can execute their strategies or need to look elsewhere. Features that sound good in marketing often fall apart in actual use. The difference between functional charts and problematic ones shows up when someone tries to identify a pattern during live market conditions. This Yureplex.com Review examines Yureplex, focusing on charting…

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UK shoppers can receive higher ShareBack™ rewards when they shop with hundreds of retailers on the WeShop app The ShareBack™ model grants users equity ownership through purchases and referrals The campaign supports WeShop’s plan to give users a share in the value they create WeShop Holdings Limited (“WeShop” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: WSHP) has launched the “Shopping Starts Here” promotion for users in the UK. The campaign follows the company’s recent listing on Nasdaq. It provides higher ShareBack™ rewards for purchases made with hundreds of retailers through the WeShop app. The promotion aims to thank long-standing users in the UK…

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BROXO, a recognised name in European water treatment salt, has announced a brand refresh that sits alongside nearly a century of work in water softening. BROXO is part of Hengelo Salt Specialties and Mariager Salt Specialties, both of which fall under Groupe Salins, based in Clichy, France. Over more than 100 years, BROXO has earned its place as a trusted supplier of premium vacuum salt to professional water treatment systems across Europe. The brand draws its salt from underground caverns in the Netherlands and Denmark, where high-purity vacuum salt is extracted. Dutch facilities press this into briquettes, tablets, and specialist…

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BMW ownership in the UK is rewarding — but when something needs replacing, the price of genuine BMW parts can be eye-watering. A single adaptive headlight can exceed £1,200 at the dealer level. A gearbox or engine control module can run into the thousands. That’s why more owners are searching for smarter, cheaper ways to buy genuine BMW parts online. Below is a ranked, research-based guide showing where buyers can source original quality BMW parts more affordably — with clear examples, pros and trade-offs.  BMW Main Dealers (Most Expensive, Most Straightforward) Best for: Brand-new vehicles under warranty. Cost level: Highest.…

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TRT handed out its TRT World Citizen Awards for the seventh time this year, recognising individuals who work to expand social benefit in their fields on a global scale. The theme this year was “Inspiring Positive Change.” Italian architect Raul Pantaleo received the Lifetime Achievement Award for his dedication to advancing architecture as a tool for social equity and recovery. TRT started the awards in 2017, guided by a vision of “inspiring positive change,” and the programme has grown into one of the broadcaster’s most valued social responsibility projects. Each year, it brings recognition to people from different countries who…

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