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Dolores O'Riordan was 46 when she was found 'submerged face up' in the bath dressed in her pyjamas at the Hilton hotel in London in January

Gimmicky fonts, multiple colours and QR codes are among the biggest business card no-no’s, according to experts. Research also revealed leaving off contact details, filling every bit of space and pinching other company’s strapline can also ruin your chances of making a good first impression. And if you really want ...

At any one time, a sixth of the population of England aged between 16 and 64 has a mental health problem. Whether it’s family or friends, the chances are that we all know someone who is affected. In an exclusive for The London Economic, the British author Jack Messenger reveals ...

The image was taken by Ian Jepson

When we look at manufacturing processes, primarily we’re looking at two kinds. The first is additive manufacturing, which is the process of building things up. In recent years, 3D printing has become increasingly popular as a method for building components. It’s accurate, fast and cheap, which makes it popular for ...

Spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War follow. Read with discretion. Avengers: Infinity War is not the film it was three months ago. In most cases, the labeling of any moviegoing experience as “an event” is a mark of excellence. Infinity War is absolutely an event film, but that’s just about all it is. Without its promises of ...

The Lada Niva off-roader was built by Russia during the Cold War as an off-roader to tackle the Soviet Union’s arduous roads.

The picture of the fire at Guernsey Recycling was taken by Martin Gray

Not being allowed to give a colleague a paracetamol, filling out a form to use plasters and a ban on birthday cake candles are among Britain's most bizarre health and safety rules. Researchers who polled 2,000 workers also found one in five aren’t allowed to change light bulbs in their ...