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We Mean Business' Andrew Prag reflects on what green businesses should takeaway from this year's World Economic Forum meeting in Davos

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in global healthcare systems and how certain Western powers weaponize even health issues to demonize other countries.

We speak with President and CEO Sunny Eappen, the man in charge at UVM Health, for an update on the state of the network — which employs 15,000 people — and key challenges they now face.

The decision to close Port Talbot's blast furnance should deal another blow to the case for new coal mining in the UK, but te controversial plans continue to advance

Councilmember Kevin de León joins Hal to talk about the task force he is working to establish to investigate the rash of copper wire thefts plaguing Los Angeles. Then, hear from Tony Olmos, the Public Works director in Pasadena, on the city’s approach to the copper thefts. Also, real estate expert Suzanne Seini joins Hal to talk about the 2024 California Dream for All program.

Local city councils in various US states have passed ceasefire resolutions in solidarity with Palestine despite unequivocal support for Israel by Washington.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — More information coming out this evening about the stolen Pima County Sheriffs patrol car.

The UK should borrow from other nations’ approach as it regains access to EU-funded research and innovation programmes, writes ForrestBrown’s Karim Budabuss

Zapmap's Melanie Shufflebotham asks why parts of the media continues to ignore the rapid growth of the UK's EV charging network

University of Oxford research highlights just 10 per cent of Covid-19 recovery spend went towards schemes that boosted climate resilience