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Now that the scottish fa have agreed a deal to compensate his current employers. And making a splash. Ive donned a tail fin to find out how mermaiding is becoming a growing sport in the uk. And sarah has the weather. Cloudy today, increasingly wet and windy from the west, all the details of the weather today in about 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. There were almost 43,000 to extraction operations the children in england last year,. The British Dental Association says england pr...

Working in partnership with Change Please, Nespresso has donated £1 million to support individuals experiencing homelessness in the UK.

In a significant step forward for clean energy and climate action, the European Union has collaborated with GCC on a green transition project. It is mainly aimed at creating a joint platform to exchange best practices between EU and Gulf stakeholders.

Anna Lundstrom, CEO for Nespresso UKI, said: "By harnessing the positive force of coffee for over twenty years, Nespresso has reestablished and uplifted

Small Island Developing States are making efforts to promote the blue economy as they possess enormous potential for renewable energy relying on the sea.

ABU DHABI, Apr 24 (IPS) - Small Island Developing States (SIDS), a distinct group of 39 states and 18 associate members, are making efforts to promote the blue economy as they possess enormous potential for renewable energy relying on the sea.

Potential blueprints for future-proofed policies and solutions relating to

Potential blueprints for future-proofed policies and solutions relating to emobility and smart cities were explored on the closing day of the 16th World Future Energy Summit.

In a significant step forward for clean energy and climate action, the European Union (EU) launched the EU-GCC Cooperation on Green Transition project. The event took place at the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) pavilion during the prestigio

In this latest episode of Irish Medical Lives, Dr Chris Luke talks to Professor Garry Courtney, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Clinical Director at St Luke’s Hospital, Kilkenny