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The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Tuesday and not separately reported by Alliance News: ---------- Arrow Exploration Corp - Colombia-focused oil explorer -... | May 2, 2023

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As affordable housing continues to be an issue, the problem is reaching places that depend on seasonal workers, like ski resorts.

Kentucky HBPA president Rick Hiles knows how big a deal it is for racing’s rank-and-file horsemen to participate in the Claiming Crown

A flexible electrode built on a sugar cube frame could lead to better understanding of preterm births.

The Times TV team is back together for another fall season. Here are the 20 new and returning shows we're most excited for.

In the canary islands. opening to the heavens, high above the clouds. a new telescope scans the skies for one of the most enigmatic objects in the universe — a neutron star. theyre the smallest and densest bodies in the cosmos, so heavy that a sugar cube of it would weigh about the same as 8 billion people. scientists have now found a way to detect them. neutron stars have such powerful gravity that theyre drawn together until they eventually merge. when that happens theres a flash of light an...

The smashing together of dead suns known as neutron stars — up until now something that ordinary telescopes were unable to do. the collisions are thought to have created heavy metals that formed stars and planets like our own billions of years ago. 0ur science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has had exclusive access to the new telescope and sends this report from la palma in the canary islands. opening to the heavens, high above the clouds, a new telescope scans the skies for one of the most enig...