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Secondary school pupils will continue to wear face masks for the foreseeable future, despite draft guidance last week stating they would be scrapped.

Source: University of Aberdeen Work is already well underway across the University to advance energy transition research in key areas including renewable generation, the hydrogen economy, and biomass and carbon capture and utilisationThe University of Aberdeen will mark the official launch of its Centre for Energy Transition (CET) with an online event on Monday, 31 May. The event, introduced by University Principal Professor George Boyne, and featuring a pre-recorded address from Anne Marie Trevelyan, UK Minister of State for Business, Energy and Clean Growth, will include speakers from indus...

Kulwinder Singh (file image) - AAP 1 of 1 5370537724001 Kulwinder Singh sank to the floor and repeatedly wailed "please don't say that" as detectives outlined his wife's catastrophic burns and poor chance of survival, according to footage shown at his NSW murder trial. Singh, 42, has pleaded not guilty to murdering his 32-year-old wife Parwinder Kaur in December 2013 by setting her on fire at their Sydney home. The Crown alleges Singh poured petrol on his wife at their Rouse Hill residence after arguing about money, and then set her alight. But Singh's barrister, Margaret Cunneen SC, argues ...

09:58 EDT, 25 February 2021 30 shares Neighbours have told a NSW Supreme Court murder trial of the moment they heard high-pitched screams before a woman was found burned alive on their street. A high-pitched and piercing scream that lasted up to three minutes was followed by a smell a Sydney murder trial witness had never experienced before. 'It was abnormal not the usual car or fire smell, very unusual ... it certainly didn't smell like bushfire or trees or grass,' Alison Stuart told the NSW Supreme Court. 'It was something that I had never smelled before.' Kulwinder Singh (left) pleaded ...

>> probably. >> thank you, sir, do appreciate it. stand by. want to bring in the rest of this sunday's brain trust, bob franken, syndicated columnist, alison stuart, a republican strategist and former press secretary for candidates rick santorum and michele bachmann and i hear you're a marathoner as well. >> it was actually a half marathon. >> this is sound from gene sperling this morning on "meet the press." take a listen. >> those e-mails are very substantive. they are cordial. they are friendly, and his reply >> why do you think he's gone public with it and made an issue of it? >> david, i ...