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Floating Solar Farm to Power 14,000 UK Homes—Costs?
A quiet corner of northern England is about to become a headline in the global race to reinvent energy. At Cavendish Dock in Barrow-in-Furness,...
Unseen HIV Crisis in Europe Expands as Diagnoses Lag
Europe faces an unseen HIV crisis that worsens as thousands are diagnosed too late, undermining treatment outcomes and enabling onward transmission. A joint report...
How will Prestwick’s stalled sale reshape Scotland’s travel hub?
The latest twist in Prestwick's long-running sale has sent shockwaves through Ayrshire and beyond: the preferred bidder walked away, leaving the airport in public...
6-Month Pause Could Break EU Air Passenger Protections, Experts Warn
In Brussels, a high-stakes battle over air passenger protections could redraw the rules that govern every flight, pitting consumer groups against industry lobbyists and...
400kV Link Sparks Debate as Caithness Hub Wins Approval
Shocking approval has moved Caithness closer to a new electricity hub at Banniskirk, near Spittal and Thurso, after Highland Council’s north planning applications committee...
Breaking: Gaza Aid Crisis Ends Quietly As Controversy Deepens
After six months of controversy, the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation winds down its operations, shutting three food distribution sites located inside Israeli military zones...