Elgin Marbles not on agenda as UK and Greek PMs meet, No 10 says
Returning the Elgin Marbles to Greece is not on the agenda for Sir Keir Starmer as he meets his Greek counterpart, Downing ...
Story showcasing ‘voices’ of Ireland among novels nominated in Nero Book Awards
Three Irish authors have been nominated in the Nero Book Awards this year, including Donal Ryan, from County Tipperary, whose ...
More protection for victims as Government vows crackdown on stalking
The Home Secretary has committed to using ‘every tool available’ to take power from abusers and hand it to victims.
Arla Foods Bovaer animal feed trial: rival to Bill Gates-backed scheme to reduce dairy cows' methane emissions
In partnership with major UK supermarkets, Arla’s trial could reduce the methane emissions from cows by nearly 30 per cent ...
Most people happy to share health data to develop artificial intelligence – poll
Most people are willing to share health data to develop artificial intelligence (AI) in the NHS – though they do not want to ...
Supermarkets off track to meet goal to halt deforestation from food, WWF warns
Report from environmental charity warns retailers falling behind on targets to cut nature and climate impacts of average UK ...
Nearly a fifth of homeowners ‘have made an offer on a property while in a pub’
More than a third of people surveyed for Zoopla said they would not put in an offer for a home if it was situated too far ...
Christmas ‘unlikely to be bumper one for all’ as consumers focus on budgeting
Analysts say a late Black Friday this year has distorted sales figures, but consumers’ are exercising ‘underlying caution’ on ...
Junk food ad ban ‘will prevent an estimated 20,000 cases of childhood obesity’
A pre-watershed ban on ads for junk food will prevent an estimated 20,000 cases of childhood obesity, the Government has said. More detail on which food and drink products will be covered by the ...