Новости за 01.07.2024

The 69-year-old said ‘tell me what you want and see if I can give it to you’.

The Greens are asking the next government to use taxation on aviation, including a flyer levy, in order to subsidise rail tickets on certain routes.

Former British Army rifleman Craig Wood lost both legs and his left arm in an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2009.

Police Scotland has launched a new campaign in an effort to stop potential offenders from committing online crimes against children online.

Fiona Hyslop made the call as the Scottish Parliament marks its 25th birthday on Monday.

The Royal College of Nursing said staff are often caring for dozens of patients at a time.

‘I’d like to think that I was making some sort of statement about about the Government’s ineptitude’, the satirical comedian said.

The party said there are a number of pro-independence Reform candidates standing in the election.

Alcohol Change UK and NHS Tayside’s Public Health Team are looking to inform the public about the risks associated with drinking.

Small business owners explain which election issues are most important to them – and what could yet sway their decision.

Rain Newton-Smith will tell a conference in London on Monday that there is a risk in trying to ‘separate the economy from net zero’.

Kate Prince has called on the next government to better support women entrepreneurs.

Police have begun visiting more than 160 families in Hull to repatriate ashes recovered from a funeral parlour in the city.

As the latest reduction in the energy price cap takes effect, households are being warned of a big lift in bills ahead due to higher wholesale gas prices.

Pride of Britain award winner Tony Hudgell wasn't able to attend the King's Garden Party last month so palace officials instead organised a private meeting with Queen Camilla

Fluids called geofluids are found beneath dormant volcanoes and have the potential to make geothermal a viable renewable energy source.

The digital bank said the security control tools were the first of their kind to be launched across mobile banking.

Anne-Marie Imafidon is taking up the role at Glasgow Caledonian University.

The Community Calling scheme was established in 2020 in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Operators in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector are sounding alarms over the impact of inadequate crude oil supply to local refineries, identifying it as a major deterrent to attracting Foreign Direct Investments. OKECHUKWU NNODIM highlights the crucial role played by indigenous investors in recent sector developments and the need for government support to enhance mid

The National Association of Ogun State Students, on Sunday, urged the Federal Government to move against the importation of imitated Adire fabric from China. Adire (tie and dye) is a locally-produced fabric from Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital, providing jobs for thousands of people. The popular Adire Market, Itoku, which is the traditional headquarters of

Sought by the growing ranks of American billionaires, today's SuperHomes dwarf the McMansions of yesteryear, while also reflecting the owners' individual passions.

The Lagos State Government has approved the payment of a 13th-month salary for operatives of the Emergency Flood Abatement Gang, a unit under the Ministry of Environment and Water Resources, in the state. According to a Sunday statement by the spokesperson for the ministry, this was disclosed over the weekend by the Commissioner for Environment,

A new price cap from energy regulator Ofgem takes effect but bills are likely to rise again before winter.

The Federal Government has promised to provide an enabling environment for Nigeria’s pool of teeming public relations and communications practitioners. The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, gave the assurance in a statement he signed to welcome the establishment of a degree-awarding academy for public relations practice in Nigeria, on Saturday. The degree-awarding