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Age sector groups call for Independent Commissioner for Ageing and Older People

Get down to Lancaster city centre today where the Facing the Past team are putting on free heritage and arts events throughout the Bank Holiday Monday, made possible with support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Almost 200 stakeholders and policymakers will explore “challenges and opportunities”

AFG College with University of Aberdeen celebrates graduation of Class of 2022

As an island, Ireland is one of the most heavily dependent economies globally on maritime transport

<strong>Letter: </strong>The Duchy of Cornwall’s business interests could be given to a trust to benefit the environment, suggests <strong>Prof Alan Bleakley</strong>

Satellite internet is a key part of plans to fill broadband "not spots", but simple things can affect it.

Protecting the next by securing the past... Have you ever wondered why the Internet does not crash despite viruses and other programs invented by the NSA, the CIA and other mal intended people, designed to infiltrate other networks? Today (28/06/17) Companies across the globe are reporting that they have been struck by a major ransomware cyber-attack. British advertising agency WPP is among those to say its IT systems have been disrupted as a consequence. The virus, the source of which is not y...

Updated: 11 Jan 2021, 16:50 A TOP professor has warned the number of patients in hospitals battling Covid-19 could double to 3,000 by next week - describing the situation as a "national emergency". Prof Alan Irvine said more than 1,500 people are now in hospital with the killer virus compared with 800 during the height of the pandemic in April. 2 2 Hospital admissions could double Credit: Alamy Prof Irvine, who is The Irish Hospital Consultants Associations President, said the hospital system i...