Irish bus driver ‘didn’t deserve’ UK sacking
A passenger who had her necklace stolen on a London bus has said the Irish bus driver who…
Enoch Burke case: Disciplinary panel members resign in major blow to efforts to resolve row over teacher’s dismissal
Breaking | Enoch Burke pictured arriving at Wilson’s Hospital school Efforts to resolve the long-running dispute between Wilson’s Hospital…
Ford and Ohme lead charge across Ireland – Life
Ford and Ford Pro have partnered with Ohme, its new electric vehicle (EV) home charging partner in Ireland.…
‘Do not travel’ alert issued for rail lines in south-east England after ‘multiple incidents’
What we know about major disruption on rail linespublished at 09:19 GMT 09:19 GMT Several train operators in…
Huawei to Launch Innovative New Products in Madrid, Showcasing a Dazzling Lineup
MADRID, Feb. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Huawei is thrilled to announce the upcoming HUAWEI Innovative Product Launch in…
Implanted electrodes provide intuitive control of prosthetic hand – Physics World
Implanted electrodes provide intuitive control of prosthetic hand – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more from…
Hardwicke, Coughlan and McSweeney shine in Playboy
As the curtain dropped and the applause subsided at the interval of The Playboy of the Western World,…
CAD Chest X-Ray for Tuberculosis Diagnosis
COMPUTER-AIDED detection chest X-ray demonstrated diagnostic performance comparable to experienced radiologists for pulmonary tuberculosis in low-resource, high-burden settings,…
Kenny intent on making new-look Pat’s more durable
New names have arrived at Richmond Park as Stephen Kenny’s St Patrick’s Athletic aim to improve on last…
Zero net migration would shrink UK economy by 3.6%, says thinktank | Economic growth (GDP)
The UK economy would be 3.6% smaller by 2040 if net migration fell to zero, forcing the government…
Why ISA investors should consider these 3 stocks to buy for retirement
Image source: Getty Images If you’re a British investor in your 40s or 50s looking for stocks to…
University boosts tiny Isle start-ups
Two tiny start-up enterprises in the Western Isles – one on Lewis and the other on North…