Carnegie Trust News Today

Youre watching bbc newsroom live its11am and these are the main stories this morning. The pm chairs a meeting of the governments Emergency Committee on coronavirus as Public Health england warns of the spread of the outbreak. It is likely now that we will see in due course widespread transmission in the uk. What we dont know is exactly how widespread that will be. As the worldwide death toll from the virus passes 3,000 the bank of england says it will take all necessary steps to preserve Financi...

The photographs in this week’s trip down West Fife’s Memory Lane look at some famous women from the area.

Alexandra Walker has written a book in which she details the process of healing from the emotional abuse she suffered at the hands of her father

The National Library plans to open its doors on December 21 with a host of new services and activities on offer, in order to bring the national symbol back to ...

Peacocks in Pittencrieff Park calendars are available to purchase for 2024.

The continents most powerful waterfall was created in a matter of days in Iceland due to extreme levels of flooding, Edinburgh University…

Kerry County Council are seeking the public's views on the redevelopment of the historic Carnegie Building in Cahersiveen. The development of this area of the South Kerry town is a major part of the regeneration project in the town.

THE public is being urged not to feed peacocks near a cafe in Pittencrieff Park after concerns were raised by Fife Council.

The post-pandemic era is proving to be an interesting one for managing people. Business leaders are scrambling to secure meaningful ways to connect with their teams, and it has become

Artificial intelligence must be imbued with human emotions such as empathy and compassion, says an expert in leadership who was a senior Church of England official. Eve Poole, who is head of the Carnegie Trust and whose book Robot Souls is to be published in August, said some of the key characteri