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Event description RSAI TALK: Grandeur and decline: Henrietta Street and the making of Dublin’s Tenements 1800–1900 by Dr Timothy Murtagh About this event We are delighted to invite you to our next talk, which will take place on Monday 10 May at 7.30pm via ZOOM. Titled Grandeur and decline: Henrietta Street and the making of Dublin’s Tenements 1800–1900, it will be delivered by Dr Tim Murtagh. Dr Tim Murtagh is an expert on the history of Ireland in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, whose interests include urban, social and transnational histories. Tim’s doctoral wor...

From SpyBiotech’s “superglue” technology to Russia's next generation EpiVacCorona, dozens of vaccines are awaiting approval as nations step up efforts to overcome the pandemic

Six promising Covid-19 vaccines set to join the immunisation race From SpyBiotech’s “superglue” technology to Russia's next generation EpiVacCorona, dozens of vaccines are awaiting approval as nations step up efforts to overcome the pandemic An older resident receives her first shot at Zabeel Health Centre on December 27, 2020. EPA A Dubai ambulance worker is vaccinated in Dubai. EPA The vaccine is expected to be rolled out to all age groups once people in the essential categories have been vaccinated. EPA A nurse holds a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which was approved for use b...

  Court Correspondent,  bdnews24.com Published: 16 Feb 2021 12:32 PM BdST Updated: 16 Feb 2021 01:06 PM BdST A Dhaka court has sentenced five militants, including fugitive sacked army major Syed Ziaul Haq, to death in the 2015 killing of writer-blogger Avijit Roy. "); } Judge Mojibur Rahman of Dhaka’s Anti-Terrorism Special Tribunal delivered the verdict on Tuesday. Four of the five convicts who received capital punishment are Md Mozzammel Hussain alias Saimon alias Shahriar, Md Abu Siddiq Sohel alias Sakib alias Sajid alias Shahab, Md Arafat Rahman and Akram Hossain alias Abir. Besides...

SHARE One of the world’s most invasive species has been found in the UAE for the first time. The Giant African Land Snail, which grows up to 20cm long, was discovered in Al Wathba on the outskirts of Abu Dhabi city. The creature may have arrived on imported plant material, and although there is no record yet of it elsewhere in the country, experts said eliminating invasive species can be difficult. In a new study, scientists analysed nine snails collected last year. They lay a lot of eggs and produce a lot of offspring, so their populations will increase in size quite rapidly