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A NEW service aimed at engaging the north’s most economically inactive people has been launched by Enterprise NI and the Prince’s Trust.

A tribunal taking place in central Moscow is Russia's way of combating and discrediting legitimate efforts to hold soldiers, generals and politicians to account for very real atrocities taking place in Ukraine, experts say.

iTWire Monday, 26 April 2021 13:24 Australia and New Zealand leading APAC in entrepreneurial spirit and confidence, study finds Shares A new study found that Australian and New Zealand entrepreneurs are “feeling confident about their businesses” despite the threats imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, and stressed the difference between why Australian and New Zealand entrepreneurs start their business, and regards technology as key to success. Entrepreneurs in Australia and New ...

Published April 12, 2021, 1:53 PM Japan emerged as model country for tobacco harm reduction when it reduced its cigarette sales by nearly a third in a span of three to four years since the introduction of non-combustible alternatives to cigarettes in 2014. A public health expert said Japan accomplished this milestone following the introduction of heated tobacco products (HTPs).  Dr. Kumamaru Hiroya, the Vice Director of the AOI Universal Hospital in Kawasaki, said decline in consumption�...

Slimming couple say Valentines Day can still be a treat when trying to lose weight Callum Wilson and Mark Dougan are determined to lose a few pounds ahead of their wedding this year. Updated (Image: WSH) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations fo...

More than a quarter of young people in Northern Ireland have said they feel unable to cope with life since the Covid crisis began, a major report reveals today. Nearly half (45%) of 16 to 25-year-olds here say their mental health has got worse from the start of the pandemic. A Princes Trust report also found 55% say they "always" or "often" feel anxious, while 65% also report feeling like they are "missing out on being young." Mark Dougan, Northern Ireland director at the charity, said: "The pa...