The award recognised her academic achievements and her dedication to the industry, including the launch of her own company, Brimstone Marketing. Ms Tunstall receiving her award at the Houses of Parliament (Image: Brimstone Marketing) Ms Tunstall said: "What made the evening special wasn’t just the award itself, but what it represented. "I’ve seen the financial strain, the long hours, and the constant balancing act that comes with running a small business. Now back in Cumbria, Ms Tunstall is focused on growing Brimstone Marketing and supporting businesses across different sectors. To learn more about Ms Tunstall, or for more information about Brimstone Marketing, visit www.brimstonemarketing.co.uk or contact mollytunstall@brimstonemarketing.co.uk.

Known as Miss Country Soul for her unique vocal style, Seely was a trailblazer for women in country music, celebrated for her spirited nonconformity and for a string of undeniable hits in the 1960s and 1970s. “The unsinkable Seely is working her way back.”Dolly Parton was one of several country music luminaries paying her tribute on Friday, saying she met Seely when they were both young and starting out in Nashville. Jeannie Seely performs at the 2018 medallion ceremony at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville (Photo by Al Wagner/Invision/AP)“I think she was one of the greater singers in Nashville and she had a wonderful sense of humour. Her love of country music was instant; her mother sang, and her father played the banjo. In the years since, Seely continued to release albums, perform, and host, regularly appearing on country music programming.

Britain's online safety law risks suppressing free speech due to its heavy-handed enforcement, social media site X said on Friday, adding that significant changes were needed. "When lawmakers approved these measures, they made a conscientious decision to increase censorship in the name of 'online safety'," it said in a statement. A UK government spokesperson said it is "demonstrably false" that the Online Safety Act compromises free speech. "As well as legal duties to keep children safe, the very same law places clear and unequivocal duties on platforms to protect freedom of expression," the spokesperson said. Ofcom said on Thursday it had launched investigations into the compliance of four companies, which collectively run 34 pornography sites.

'I get recognised in the strangest places,' laughs Harry van Gorkum. Photo: Harry van Gorkum When Harry and his family were choosing where to make their new home in the UK, they wanted somewhere with the coast within easy reach - Harry enjoys surfing and being out on the water. Photo: Harry van Gorkum Harry had enjoyed photography at school, but he started experimenting with it more to fill his downtime when he was away from home on film shoots. Photo: Harry van Gorkum Early roles includes parts in much loved home-grown TV series Boon, The Bill and Brush Strokes - then he moved to LA. Photo: Harry van Gorkum 'The dressing rooms were all above the actual stages - you've got Central Perk and the apartments down below,' he says.

KL Rahul has distinguished himself as India's second-highest run-scoring opener in a Test series in England during the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. Accumulating 532 runs, he surpassed Murali Vijay and Rohit Sharma, though falling short of Sunil Gavaskar's record of 542 runs set in 1979.

It’s a midsummer evening at the Padstow Kitchen Garden in Cornwall and I have just finished supper with its owner, the farmer Ross Geach. Geach is now sharing this deep slice of serenity on the north Cornish coast with a few lucky guests. From the end of summer Geach will also be offering a bespoke catering service for guests staying in his shepherd’s huts, starting at £65pp for dinner. AdvertisementThere are three shepherds’ huts available for guests to stay at Padstow Kitchen Garden FRANKIE THOMASMeanwhile, back at Padstow Kitchen Garden I sleep for nine and a half hours on the first night in my shepherd’s hut. Sean Newsom was a guest of the Padstow Kitchen Garden, which has self-catering huts for two from £150 a night (padstowkitchengarden.co.uk)

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The lender announced it would be leaving the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) on Friday after “the departure of most of the global banks”. HSBC became the first British institution to leave the alliance earlier this month in the wake of several major US banks. Campaigners called Barclays’ decision to step away “incredibly disappointing” as it marks a fresh blow to international efforts to co-ordinate climate action. In a statement published online on Friday, Barclays said: “After consideration, we have decided to withdraw from the Net Zero Banking Alliance. “It is supporting its members to lead on climate by addressing the barriers preventing their clients from investing in the net-zero transition.

The deliberate reliance on discredited sources calls into question the credibility of the report itself.”The report, titled “Transnational Repression in the UK”, was published on Wednesday by the Joint Human Rights Committee, made up of MPs and peers, which consider matters relating to human rights in the UK. Its members include Indian-origin peer Lord Dholakia.Page 6 states: “Our inquiry received evidence alleging that many states had conducted TNR (transnational repression) activities on UK soil. Multiple evidence submissions accused Bahrain, China, Egypt, Eritrea, India, Iran, Pakistan, Russia, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and UAE of perpetrating TNR in the UK. "China, Russia and Iran were highlighted as the “three most flagrant TNR perpetrators in the UK”.Written evidence submitted to the committee was also published. It merely records that evidence was given by a group that has long been hostile to India.

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Plus, it’s hard to see the generation above you going home to their cosy homes and children when you may never be able to afford them. “People on my team can log on at 9.30am and log off at 3pm to do the school run, but I’m expected to be available from 8am to 8pm because I don’t have kids,” Rowan says. You decided to have kids, I decided not to. But they get off so easily, like leaving in the middle of the workday, but I would never receive that in return, just because I’m in my twenties. One woman used to work 10am until 3pm Monday to Wednesday then I had to do the rest of her meetings.

ST JOHN HENRY NEWMAN is to be declared a Doctor of the Church, the Pope has announced, in an acknowledgement of the significance of Newman’s teaching. After his secession in 1845, he joined the Birmingham Oratory and was later created a cardinal by Pope Leo XIII. There have long been calls for Newman to be made a Doctor of the Church. At the time of his canonisation, the RC Archbishop of Sydney, the most Revd Anthony Fisher, said that the honour should be bestowed (News, 18 October 2019). Newman is the 38th Doctor of the Church recognised by the Vatican, and the third of them to be associated with England, after the Venerable Bede and St Anselm of Canterbury.

Read our Privacy noticeJeremy Clarkson has shared an update on Diddly Squat farm after revealing the 1000-acre Oxfordshire location had been hit with an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis. “And then the vet looks up as he did yesterday lunchtime and said ‘I’m really sorry this one’s failed.’ So that means we’re now locked down and it’s just dreadful, absolutely dreadful.”The Diddly Squat Farm Shop remains open. I’m not enjoying it this week,” he said, revealing that the Diddly Squat Farm Shop is “unaffected” by the bovine TB outbreak. This outbreak of bTB is the latest setback for Diddly Squat farm, which has already weathered a year of climate-driven disasters. The purchase of his pub, which is called The Farmer’s Dog, featured in the latest series of Clarkson’s Farm.

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