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16-04-2021 Healthier and greener cities can benefit urban economies as well Living in cities has been linked to higher exposure to pollution, lack of physical exercise, and a resulting increase in noncommunicable diseases. However, innovations in urban design can reverse this trend and show how cities can make people’s health better. Experts gathered at the WHO Urban Design for Health online symposium 14–16 April to share success stories that are already having an impact across the WHO European Region. More people, more cars, more pollution "For decades our city has been getting more crow...

A picture painted by Lucy Saunders, another NCO’s wife, hung above the hi-fi set Ray had bought secondhand. Betty Ann flicked the duster over the frame of the oil painting, which captured the romanticism of a real Parisian atelier. Warm light refracted across half-sewn dresses and played in a spill of royal blue velvet. Betty Ann liked to think that her studio was as genteel

A graduate has seen off competition from design students around the globe to win a renowned fashion competition.

How healthy is YOUR neighbourhood? Map shows how London's streets rank for air and noise pollution, street design, walkability and trees — with Park Lane near the bottom of the list Researchers from UCL, Healthy Streets and Tranquil City rated each of London's streets against 10 key factors They found great variability between boroughs, with some of the worst streets in the most affluent areas  Park Lane, for example, rated low due to its unhealthily high levels of traffic, air pollution and ambient noise The team say that the tool could be used to help developers improve equity and live...

beer and consistency was a big issue. >> everybody likes water, right? >> consistency was the big issue. they have the same taste. no matter where you lived. >> and also, so much of this was for taking to your house than drinking in a tavern or in a pub. >> that, too. really we have, i think, the golden age of american brewing is now. >> the golden age? yes! >> ladies and gentlemen. the 21st century. >> as of last month the united states now has more than 2,000 breweries in operation. >> yeah. it's america. we're back to where we were a century ago. >> sort of a rebirth. now is it ki...