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Camborne and Redruth MP George Eustice has visited a Cornish village to see properties that have converted hydrotreated vegetable oil.

Martin Smith is a writer for cricket.com.au. He previously wrote for Yahoo!7 Sport and Fox Sports. Those who follow the KFC BBL on social media would have seen the word 'Peter' a lot this summer. Throughout the tournament, almost every post online about new Renegades spinner Peter Hatzoglou has generated hundreds of comments from users saying simply 'Peter' and nothing more. QUICK SINGLE Until now, only a handful of people have known exactly why, and how it all began. It's a tale that is quintessentially Big Bash; born and fostered entirely online by a group of young cricket lovers who view t...

The fuel is produced from waste fats and oils. Mitchell & Webber, a south west oil supplier, is the first distributor to deliver the new, low carbon heating fuel for UK trials, which could revolutionise both the domestic heating market and agricultural sector. Robert Weedon, managing director, said: “We’re so excited that Cornwall is leading the way in these national trials! This is a huge and much-needed step in the right direction for lowering carbon emissions across the country.” The fossil-free renewable fuel, called Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (HVO), is produced from certifi...

Lefty's Famous Cheesesteaks, Hoagies and Grill, 8057 Kirby, opened December 15 with Houston Texans  Chester Pitts, Roderick Johnson, Laremy Tunsil, Duke Johnson and Brandin Cooks in attendance to lend support to their teammate, Texans quarterback, Deshaun Watson. Watson, who became an owner of the brand in August this year, plans to open multiple franchises in Houston.  Also on hand were Willie D and Z-Ro of the Geto Boys. President Sam Berry, CEO Allie T. Mallad and Watson are debuting Lefty's first location outside of Michigan. Berry, a 36-year-old cancer survivor, founded the fast-casua...

Play audio 1XChange playback rate from 1 to 1 Mute audio The five-year appointment to the council, which governs and funds the Holocaust museum on the National Mall, is considered one of the most thankless honors a president can confer. The 55 members chosen by the president are typically close to a sitting president and have an interest in Jewish affairs or human rights. Council members are expected to fundraise for the museum. Only Webber, who is Jewish and wrote about Jewish and Israeli issues for the conservative New York Sun over a decade ago, seems to have any record of experience in t...