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Ballymena bus manufacturer Wrightbus said it will increase it’s workforce to 2,000 employees by the end of 2024 as the company targets growth across Europe.

On the former site of a cigarette factory in Ballymena, a British company is developing world-first technology, creating thousands of skilled jobs.

Dylan Schmidt, the first Kiwi to win an Olympic medal in gymnastics, hopes to carry his current good form into the Paris Olympics.

Paris will be the third Olympic Games for 27-year-old Schmidt, who was crowned World Champion in 2022. He’s joined by Maddie Davidson, who's been named for her second Olympic Games following Tokyo 2020, where she became the first ever woman to compete ...

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CRIS NIEVAREZ stayed in contention for a second-straight Olympic stint while Emma Malabuyo was on the brink of missing the bus to Paris on Friday. Tokyo Olympian Nievarez managed to advance to the semifinal round of the men’s 2,000 meters single sculls at the World Rowing Asian and Oceania Olympic…

Temperatures in Germany during March were the warmest on record since measurements began in 1881, according to preliminary figures released by the German Weather Service (DWD) on Tuesday. The record-breaking March came after temperatures in February were also the warmest on record in Germany. In March, the average temperature was 7.5 degrees Celsius, exceeding the previous record set in 2017, when it was 7.2 degrees. The average temperatures were four degrees above the average for 1961 to 1990,

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