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  • EU Parliament approves rules requiring companies to repair worn-out products

    The European Parliament approved rules on Tuesday to give consumers the right to have worn-out products like washing machines and smartphones repaired by producers, to cut waste and make goods last longer. The European Union policy would oblige manufacturers to offer repairs for fridges, vacuum cleaners, televisions, washing machines and other goods that are deemed "repairable" under EU law and sold within the bloc. Consumers will gain the right to choose either a repair - or a replacement - for faulty products while the product is still under guarantee.

  • Scotland in 'dangerous' moment for climate goals

    Head of climate watchdog tells MSPs there is a risk of a "policy vacuum" after Scotland ditched targets.

  • Vertical Farm Feeds Cincinnati Zoo's Giraffes And Manatees

    Vertical Farm Feeds Cincinnati Zoo's Giraffes And Manatees. Giraffes and manatees at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden are helping save the planet by consuming fresh vegetables grown on-site in an onsite ‘vertical farm’. The Zoo’s new container farming system will produce hundreds of pounds of produce each week that will be fed to animals as soon as it’s harvested. Cincinnati Zoo’s vice president of facilities and sustainability, Mark Fisher said: “This gives us a year-round, sustainable source of high-quality food that we can pick and serve immediately.” Other environmental benefits include a reduction in Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from crop cultivation, fertilizer application, and manure management associated with traditional farming. The hydroponic farming method uses nutrient-rich water instead of soil to grow plants, so fertiliser and pesticides are not necessary.

  • Competitors Squawk It Out to Be European Gull Screeching Champion

    People young and old gathered in De Panne, Belgium, on Sunday, April 21, for the European Championships of Gullscreeching.Footage recorded by Niel Van Herck shows the event, where competitors, often in fancy dress, did their best impressions of a screeching seagull while a full house watched on.The event, which is in its fourth year, was attended by competitors from countries including England, Sweden, and France.The title was taken by a Portuguese scientist, Belgian media reported.In the junior category, a fledgling competitor from the UK, nine-year-old Cooper Wallace, took the win with a performance that included lunging at some fries held by his little sister, Shelby.Competitors were scored on both the sound of the screech and how well they understood gull behavior, the event organizer told local media. Credit: Niel Van Herck via Storyful

  • UPS Sees Fifth Consecutive Quarterly Earnings Decline As Delivery Giant Keeps 2024 View Steady

    UPS reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings but with revenue coming in below Wall Street predictions Tuesday. The package delivery giant also reaffirmed full-year guidance. Shares of UPS moved higher early.

  • A closer look at the hot streak of world number one Scottie Scheffler

    The Masters winner has extend his sizeable lead over Rory McIlroy at the top of the rankings

  • Curtis Langdon is the answer to England’s hooker depth problems

    Rarely in the recent past have England’s hooker stocks been more depleted. With the captain, Jamie George, as first choice and Theo Dan, his understudy at Saracens, the preferred bench man in the Six Nations, the front-line duo are respectable and balanced. Beneath them, however, there has been cause for concern.

  • Volkswagen holds keys to Porsche's race against Ferrari

    Porsche AG's ability to close a hefty valuation discount to top rival Ferrari could hinge on whether its main owner, Volkswagen, is prepared to take a step back, giving the German sports car maker more freedom to cut costs and shape its future. The maker of the iconic 911 has started the seventh quarter since its listing with a discount to Ferrari on a price-to-earnings (PE) basis just off a record 69%, disappointing hopes it could command a luxury-like valuation. 2024 is shaping up to be a transition year, as Porsche AG launches several new models, keeping a lid on margins ahead of a more promising 2025 for the company that is 75.4% owned by Volkswagen.

  • Germany's RTL acquires Nickelodeon rights for children's TV network

    Super RTL, a children's television network belonging to Bertelsmann's RTL Group, has struck a deal to acquire Nickelodeon series in Germany, the group said in a statement on Tuesday. Under the agreement, Super RTL will acquire a rights package to bring current and upcoming series from Nickelodeon, owned by Paramount Global, to its television programme. The German broadcaster also plans to take over Nickelodeon's established satellite frequency to create a new linear children's channel, the statement said.

  • London headteacher introducing 12-hour school day to tackle smartphone addiction

    Notting Hill school head Andrew O’Neill wants to turn the tide on smartphone use by pupils

  • Soaring Crystal Palace heading to WSL as Eagles defy odds after season of change

    Few would have expected promotion during first season as fully professional outfit

  • World more volatile and dangerous than at any time since Cold War, Rishi Sunak warns on trip to Europe

    Rishi Sunak warned the world is now "more volatile and dangerous" than at any time since the Cold War, as the prime minister embarked on a trip to Poland and Germany to discuss the threat of expansionist Russia and refocus the world's eyes back on to Ukraine. Speaking to journalists on the flight over to Poland, the prime minister said we were "unfortunately living in a world that is more dangerous than we've known it in decade, probably more dangerous than the end of the Cold War", adding that this was why it was "important in that we do invest more in our defence and that's what we've been doing". Announcing a further £500m of military support being sent to Ukraine - taking the UK's total support this year to £3bn - the prime minister told journalists he was "proud" the UK had led on supporting Ukraine and also told European allies it was "important" for Europeans to invest in security in these volatile times.

  • Under-pressure Erik ten Hag lashes out at ‘embarrassing’ reaction to Man Utd’s FA Cup win: ‘A disgrace’

    The under-fire Manchester United manager came out fighting after criticism of his team’s performance at Wembley

  • Child among five migrants dead and 47 rescued in English Channel hours after Rwanda bill passed

    A local official said more than 50 people onboard the small boat continued their journey toward England following the disaster

  • William and Kate release new Prince Louis photo to mark his sixth birthday

    The photo comes five weeks after an edited Mother’s Day picture sparked global furore

  • NHL playoffs early winners, losers: Mark Stone scores, Islanders collapse

    Vegas Golden Knights captain Mark Stone booed after returning from injury. Islanders blow great chance to tie series with Hurricanes.

  • Rwanda bill - latest: Five migrants die as boat capsizes in English Channel after Sunak’s asylum law passes

    The French coatguard confirmed that five people, including a child, died while attempting to cross the Channel on Tuesday morning

  • BBC South Today news programme highlights carbon use

    BBC South Today switches to a hydrogen generator to cut carbon emissions during an Earth Week show.

  • Luke Bryan and Ryan Seacrest Say Meghan Trainor Would Be ‘Real Fun’ to Replace Katy Perry on “American Idol”

    Bryan also shared that aside from Trainor, he has “10 names” he’d like to join him on the judging panel

  • Baby Reindeer viewers have a responsibility when it comes to the real Martha

    COMMENT: While Richard Gadd’s stalker drama continues to dominate the Netflix charts, armchair detectives have attempted to find two of the real-life figures who inspired the series. We must do better, writes Adam White, but it’s also baffling that neither Gadd nor Netflix saw this coming