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To the bbc news at one. Motorists have been facing treacherous Road Conditions after snow turned to ice across parts of the uk. Hundreds of schools across england and wales are closed as the wintry conditions persist, and there is some disruption to Rail Services and flights. The met office has issued several weather warnings across the country with temperatures expected to plunge overnight and further wintry showers due in the coming days. Phil mackie has this report. Matthew richards is in nor...

If we were to find a way to stamp out phone distraction, we would go a long way to reducing the toll of deaths and injuries on our roads, writes John ...

The Bank of Namibia (BoN) has launched a modified N$100 note that now bears the signature of governor Johannes !Gawaxab. According to !Gawaxab, the change is […]

This time, it will be used to reflect on the achievements in terms of fighting the disease.

As the world commemorates the 35th World Aids Day on Friday, South Africa is one of the nations that must be applauded for making progress in fighting what scientists had dubbed the “most elusive virus” — but it is not yet time to celebrate.

The lack of nuance in how studies such as the 6th South African National HIV Prevalence, Incidence and Behaviour Survey IV are reported on and analysed does a lot of damage, Malaika Mahlatsi writes.

Anyone who speeds on our roads is brandishing a loaded gun. They absolutely deserve to be punished for it

A snooze-alyser is being developed that will tell you if youre too sleepy to drive. The RSA says drivers should never fight sleep.

Nitrogen dioxide gases are produced during this burning which irritates the respiratory airways to cause asthma, attacks in existing asthmatic patients and in other chronic breathing disorders. It is especially harmful to the developing lungs of children. The level of nitrogen dioxide in the kitchen during cooking is often above the standard set by the World Health Organisation.

Almost one quarter of drivers check their mobile-phone notifications while driving according to research from the Road Safety Authority (RSA)