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Andrew Morrison's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events in Northern Ireland, particularly field hockey and league matches. Given his emphasis on event coverage and announcements, he may appreciate pitches related to upcoming games, match previews, player interviews, or any significant developments within the mentioned leagues.
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By: Laurine Daïnesi Signoret, Julius Giesen, Andrew Morrison, Jindrich Kloub, Deirdre Carroll, Anzhen (Michelle) Zang, Hedi Thlibi
The fast-track referral cuts short the CMA's Phase 1 review of the proposed transaction, during which it identified potential competition concerns in…
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From carriages to KitKats - a look back over the city’s manufacturing history, and where it lies today
By: Andrew Morrison
Lisnagarvey face fierce rivals Banbridge in the EY Champions Trophy Final as both chase historic trebles and glory. Preview the clashes and key players now.
By: Andrew Morrison, Michelle Zang, Hedi Thlibi, Laurine Daïnesi Signoret, Julius Giesen, Rosati, Deirdre Carroll, Jindrich Kloub
The "European Antitrust Bimonthly Bulletin" breaks down the major antitrust developments in Europe during the past two months into concise and...
How to stop being a loser tells the tale of Ian (a loser) and his quest to find a girlfriend. The film is heavily based on the American gross-out comedy genre and stars Simon Phillips in the lead role. Apart from an ill judged opening sequence (which oddly stars Richard E Grant) there are a variety of amusing scenes as Ian tries various methods to find his dream woman. That said, I warn you some scenes are extremely close to the bone and at points I would advise (as Moira Stewart would say) “if you don't want to see the result look away now!”
This family comedy tells the story of Lenny Rubin (Timothy Spall), a retired lawyer who dreams of a luxury cruise only for his dying mother (Honor Blackman) to intervene with her wish to see Lenny and his estranged children live as a family under one roof in her final days. Seems a simple enough request? Not quite when your children are an eco-warrior, a capitalist megalomaniac, a Buddhist and a Rabbi!
By: Tom Evans, Andrew Morrison, Deirdre Carroll
Since receiving new powers under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCCA), the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has pursued an aggressive consumer protection agenda.…
By: Hedi Thlibi, Laurine Daïnesi Signoret, Jindrich Kloub, Michelle Zang, Deirdre Carroll, Rosati, Andrew Morrison
The “European Antitrust Bimonthly Bulletin” distills the major antitrust developments in Europe over the past two months into concise and actionabl...
