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Elton John's 'Farewell Yellow Brick Road' world tour is nearing its end, but is he really going to retire?

By Javier Picazo Feliú Doha, Oct 28 (EFE).- In a country surrounded by desert and bound by efficient resource management, sustainability has become a necessity at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a reality manifested in the design of the tournament’s stadiums and which makes it the greenest sporting event in history. Waste management, the …

Construction of 24 business units, a covered market, new cafe, toilets and other facilities in a seaside community has reached a special milestone.

CONSTRUCTION has reached the highest point of a new £4.4million pound development in Jaywick.

A teenage jet ski racer has been crowned a British champion after coming first in a recent competition

Consider the pleasing symmetry of a stack of old cannonballs, the kind you see at Civil War battlefield parks and other historic settings. Wood sculptor Mark Fenwick relates that when he was growing up, and would “romp through the ruins of antebellum...

Salaries are also increasing more than expected

A holiday firm owner says he lost bookings because of the time it took to restore an internet link.

This is Stadium 974, thought to be the first-ever FIFA World Cup stadium which can be dismantled and then reassembled anywhere in the world. It has been built and paid for by this

Lake survey reveals worrying results 12:30 PM Thursday Feb 18, 2021 Niwa freshwater ecologist Mark Fenwick [second on right], with a kakahi in his hand, talking with some citizen scientists at Lake Wairarapa during Sunday’s monitoring. PHOTOS/PETE MONK WALT DICKSON With all of Lake Wairarapa to play in, it can be a lonely life for a juvenile kakahi, the native New Zealand freshwater mussel. While there are plenty of the adult mollusc living on the lake bed, juveniles are few, and it is cause ...