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Teenage green campaigner Greta Thunberg has dismissed claims by Nicola Sturgeon that Scotland is “world leader” on tackling climate change. The Swedish activist admitted...
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Latin Quarter plays Nottingham venue after European tour ends
Latin Quarter tackles football corruption as the 80s stars kick-off a major tour
TRENDS Brings Political Islam Debate to House of Lords
Hedgehogs – the country’s most loved mammal – nearing extinction level
British artist David Hockney dies aged 88
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Cancer plan vote exposes EPP divisions as Commission tobacco overhaul faces reported setback
EU tobacco tax overhaul stalls as ministers fall short of agreement
A Unified European Response to Domestic and Regional Challenges
How Russian Developers Manage Western Sanctions and why
Secularism as a Shield: Lessons from Baku, Tbilisi and Yerevan
- European Union
Cancer plan vote exposes EPP divisions as Commission tobacco overhaul faces reported setback
EU tobacco tax overhaul stalls as ministers fall short of agreement
A Unified European Response to Domestic and Regional Challenges
How Russian Developers Manage Western Sanctions and why
Secularism as a Shield: Lessons from Baku, Tbilisi and Yerevan
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JoinCare explores scientific exchange during visit to Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Claims of corruption grow in Bangladesh, brining Yunus government under scrutiny
Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
European Union
A 38-MEP amendment highlights differences over the pace and balance of tobacco reform, while the Commission faces questions over the analysis supporting its planned...
European Union
EU finance ministers failed to agree on revised tobacco tax rules on Monday, 9 November, despite an Irish presidency push that brought the bloc...
European Union
In recent years, fundamental human rights and democratic values have suffered serious setbacks, as the political centre in Europe has retreated to the margins....
European Union
Large Russian developers have had to contend with Western sanctions while reviewing ownership structures to reduce their businesses’ exposure to shareholders facing sanctions risks....
United Kingdom
Music band Latin Quarter have returned from a “sensational” tour to Germany. The band – originally founded by two Lincoln lads – played 13...
European Union
Steve Skaith. Picture Claudia Diaz After forty years since they played the Rock City in 1986, Latin Quarter return to Nottingham. The gig is...
European Union
British parliamentarians, former ministers, researchers and security experts gathered at the House of Lords in London for the sixth TRENDS Annual Forum on Political...
United Kingdom
During the swinging 60s, more than 40 million hedgehogs roamed through the British countryside. Today that figure stands at less than one million –...
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JoinCare, an open decentralized science (DeSci) platform for early-stage biomedical innovation, has expanded its academic collaboration in Asia. Its Chief Executive Peter Sachsenmeier recently...
Business
The people of Bangladesh put their faith in the interim government, led by Muhammad Yunus, to usher in a new era of prosperity and...
United Kingdom
An eco-friendlier petrol is being introduced to Britain – but a quarter of drivers don’t know if they can use it. The Government plans...
United Kingdom
The final trailer for the long awaited – and much delayed – Bond film No Time To Die has been released. Bond – Daniel...
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BBC reporter Sarah Rainsford has left Russia after Moscow refused to extend her work visa. The expulsion comes during a tit-for-tat row between Britain...