43 minutes ago About sharing By Georgina Rannard Climate reporter at COP28 Nations at the UN climate summit have for the first time taken explicit aim at the use of fossil fuels. The talks in Dubai came close to collapse but in a dramatic turn-around, nations agreed to “transition away” from coal, oil and gas….
32 minutes ago About sharing CCTV of missing Norfolk mum released by police Police have released CCTV footage showing the last known movements of a missing woman. Gaynor Lord, 55, was reported missing in Norwich after failing to return home from work on Friday afternoon. The footage shows her hurrying through the city centre carrying…
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Great Britain’s most successful female Olympian Dame Laura Kenny believes women athletes can struggle to get pregnant because of their lifestyle. Kenny, 31, won five gold medals and one silver across three Olympic Games at London 2012, Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. The mum-of-two is targeting a fourth Games in Paris next year. Kenny says…
2 hours ago About sharing There’s huge relief at an agreement. Will it make an impact? By Matt McGrath Environment correspondent at COP28 Once the gavel came down in Dubai, the warm words flowed – but will it really have an impact on climate change? The agreement reached in this glitzy metropolis for the first…
1 hour ago About sharing Martin Lewis received a CBE last year for services to broadcasting and consumer rights By Sam Gruet Business reporter, BBC News Martin Lewis has opened up about the “horrendous” pressure he feels giving advice on personal finance. The financial journalist and “Money Saving Expert” told BBC Radio 4’s the Media…
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A leadership contest will be held after Mark Drakeford announces he is standing down.
10 years after the Dayton agreement that officially ended the conflict, Hazira’s brother Merfin stepped on a landmine near a refugee camp and died. Hazira later framed his obituary photograph in a broken frame and tapped over it with the only tape she had: an orange safety tape with German printed on top of it. The warning, among others,…