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Wizz Air boss predicts airfare hikes by summer’s end.
Wizz Air is among the airlines that have cancelled flights this week, as the sector battles to meet soaring demand ...
Bibliu, a British edtech company, obtains a $15 million financial infusion
Existing investors, such as Stonehage Fleming and Nesta Impact Investments, pour more capital into the digital educational resources organization. A ...
Microplastics were identified for the first time in freshly fallen snow in Antarctica.
Tiny particles of plastic, shards of commonplace objects, had previously been discovered in sea ice and water – and even ...
During an experimental immunotherapy treatment trial, every patient is cured of cancer.
All twelve patients entered remission, at which point the malignancy was deemed undetectable. “This has never occurred before in the ...
EU approves a directive that will compel Apple to alter the iPhone’s charging port
The company warned that mandating its adoption of a universal charger would “stifle innovation” as well as generate “an unprecedented ...
Frequent nightmares may serve as an early indicator of Parkinson’s disease.
There is evidence, according to researchers at the University of Birmingham, that recurring nightmares may be an early indicator of ...
Colombian army publishes photos of shipwreck with billions in gold, silver, and emeralds
In 1708, during the War of the Spanish Succession, the Royal Navy destroyed the galleon, but its final resting place ...
Research shows rich countries have only provided half of their $40bn in climate adaptation funding.
More than $18 billion promised by wealthy nations to help vulnerable, often low-polluting nations adapt to climate change is absent ...
Climate change is shrinking Britain, with some coastal communities doomed to be swallowed by the sea.
Even if the Environmental Protection Agency could afford to implement coastal protection measures everywhere, coastal protection measures cannot safeguard all ...
Equinor: We do not spend enough in renewables, acknowledges the fossil fuel behemoth.
The Norwegian oil giant envisions the Humber as the “first net-zero industrial zone in the world,” using controversial blue hydrogen ...
A review of the NHS shows “discrimination, bullying, and blame cultures.”
Because “culture and leadership can be the difference between life and death,” according to the health secretary, the recommendations must ...
Ministers are accused of wagering billions on “nothing more than a slogan” in the report on leveling-up funding.
According to a select committee report, the government settled on a set of principles for allocating £1.7bn to several programs ...