Young campaigners win landmark climate case to stop new coal power in South Africa
Young campaigners win landmark climate case to stop new coal power in South AfricaRead More
‘Safe and serene’ Iceland is Europe’s top relaxing destination as sunny hotspots judged too crowded
Seven of the world’s top 10 relaxing holiday destinations are in Europe, new research shows.Read More
UK average house prices for November hit a new record high
Northern Ireland continued to experience the strongest gains, mainly due to increasingly competitive mortgage rates.Read More
World-first test could speed lung cancer diagnosis by hunting for ‘zombie cells’ in urine
The test aims to speed the detection of lung cancer, which often isn’t found until the later stages.Read More
UK insurers Aviva and Direct Line agree on sweetened takeover bid
The UK insurance firm Aviva has improved on an earlier deal rejected by its smaller competitor Direct Line.Read More
‘Expect delays’: Schiphol airport chaos after storm grounds 100 flights
Storm Darragh is affecting severe travel disruptions at one of Europe’s main airportsRead More
A winter’s tale in Azerbaijan: from thrilling slopes to serene forest trails
Experience the best of Azerbaijan this winter, from thrilling adventure resorts to serene mountain towns. Discover why Azerbaijan is the perfect place for an off-the-beaten-path winter experience.Read More
Coffee prices at record levels – Cost of a cup set for steaming high
There are growing concerns about the crop in Brazil and Vietnam, the world’s biggest coffee producers.Read More
South Korea’s president a ‘great danger’ to citizens, his own party says
Yoon Suk-yeol appears to be losing his last remaining support after declaring a short-lived martial law order that shocked the country.Read More
Macron to meet party leaders across spectrum to form new government
The French leader will meet with parties on the left and right in an attempt to form a new government after his minority government was toppled in a no confidence…