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May 24, 2022
Town are understood to be in talks with out-of-contract Stoke striker Ricardo Fuller, who looks likely to leave the Britannia Stadium this summer. The one-time Blues loanee was
May 24, 2022
Released Blues keeper Cody Cropper is training with MLS side the Seattle Sounders back in his native US.
May 23, 2022
* Schoolgirl plaintiffs demand action on gas flare removal * Case marks latest battleground in years-long legal fight * Campaigners encourage young to take on the oil industry By Anastasia Moloney When 11-year-old Ecuadorean Leonela Moncayo sees the flames from a gas flare flickering above the jungle canopy near her home in the Amazon rainforest, anger makes her determined to fight the pollution caused by decades of oil drilling.
May 23, 2022
Young activists in the oil town of Lago Agrio are demanding government action to remove gas flares in the rainforest following a landmark court ruling
May 23, 2022
A 14-year-old accused of a triple murder in Garland has been missing for five months, but the lead detective tracking Abel Acosta says someone is helping him.
May 23, 2022
On some days, a strong smell of oil wafts through the Indigenous Kichwa community of October 12, located in Peruโs Amazonian region of Loreto. Residents going outside to see what it is often find an oily stain spreading through the ravine that more than 100 families rely on for fishing, cooking and bathing. On March […]
May 23, 2022
Motorists are still having to fork out to fill up their vehicles.
May 23, 2022
The forecourt has reportedly been closed for the time being
May 22, 2022
As 4,000 years of experience shows, governments have little ability to lower market prices through command.
May 22, 2022
Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie readily admits that her city was “built with a vision that land and gas is cheap,” a concept which for years meant “four-bedroom homes and large boulevards” to carry office workers to Toronto.