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The shortlist for the 30th anniversary CN Awards has been released, with Kier, Balfour Beatty, Willmott Dixon, Costain and GMI Construction Group among firms gaining multiple nominations. This year’s programme marks three decades of the awards and brings together a wide spread of contractors, consultants, clients, specialists and individuals from across the industry. The shortlist

Ice Cube‘s “War of the Worlds” dominated at the 46th Razzie Awards, (reluctantly) taking home the dishonors for worst picture, worst actor and more. Ice Cube beat out Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye (“Hurry Up Tomorrow”), Dave Bautista (“In the Lost Lands”), Scott Eastwood (“Alarum”) and Jared Leto (“Tron: Ares”) for the undesirable worst actor award.

Morgan Sindall and Robertson are among the contractors awarded a place on a new £513.6m framework from Regenda Ltd. The housing provider set up the four-year framework with Rise Construction Framework to deliver works and consultancy services for public sector clients. The framework, which runs to March 2030, is structured across 12 lots covering general

Bayern Munich completely destroyed Atalanta over two legs, running out 10-2 winners on aggregate after winning 4-1 in the second leg on Wednesday night. The Bavarians are set to face Real Madrid in the quarterfinals next month. Goals Bayern: Harry Kane (26’P, 54’), Lennart Karl (56’), Luis Díaz (70’) Atalanta: Lazar Samardžić (85’) Jersey Swap:

Image credit: Wildlight Entertainment Last month's Game Awards ceremony had its highs and lows, but everyone keeps talking about the strange decision to end with a new live-service hero shooter that wasn't looking exactly fresh in its big debut trailer. Former Titanfall and Apex Legends devs deserve the benefit of the doubt, however, which is

The Keigh to success.Strap in, folks, because The Game Awards are almost upon us once again.Yes, following last year's 10th anniversary special, Geoff Keighley is sending off 2025 with a bang — if by "bang" you mean a bunch of awards, some big reveals, and more than a few sponsored ads thrown in for good

Sellafield Ltd has confirmed the appointment of three firms to deliver up to £2.9bn of non-nuclear infrastructure works at its west Cumbria site, launching a long-term partnership set to run into the 2040s. Costain, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure and Hochtief (UK) Construction Ltd have been selected as delivery partners under the Infrastructure Delivery Partnership (IDP), which

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