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Brian Laundrie’s family to mourn son in private, no funeral
The Laundrie family, who have been touched by protests and questions since their son’s disappearance, will mourn Brian privately after his remains are found. ... -
Specialized courses required of environmental inspectors to enforce laws
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change should requalify its environmental inspectors through specialized training courses in related fields, in addition to proper methods ... -
Barella and Lautaro set to extend Inter deal as Marotta says Lukaku joined Chelsea for money
Chelsea maintained their position at the top of the Premier League by beating Norwich City 7-0 at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. Manchester City remain ... -
Australia’s “massive” hydrogen storage potential – pv magazine Australia
Underground hydrogen storage seems to be happening a lot lately, and with the booming hydrogen industry in need of a place to store, it’s ... -
Politics and promises: what’s killing the Wye?
Throughout this week, we’ve brought you the results of a major ITV investigation into the pollution crisis on the River Wye. Wastewater is dumped ... -
Adam Webster vying for Manchester City shock
Brighton defender Adam Webster could be available for Premier League champions Manchester City to visit. Webster has missed the Seagulls’ last five games in ... -
Newbury boy and his father fined over £ 2,000 for dumping flies in Basingstoke
A Newbury teenager and his father who illegally dumped household waste at a recycling site have to pay a combined total of £ 2,151. ... -
BCD Power Integrated Circuit Market to Grow Significantly by 2028
New Jersey, United States, – Latest research report added to Intellect Repository Marketing Research is an in-depth analysis of the global BCD Power Integrated ... -
Greenland to reinstate ban on uranium mining
In a few weeks, the Greenlandic parliament, Inatsisartut, is expected to pass a bill reinstating the ban on uranium mining which was lifted in ... -
Latest updates: UK shortage will persist as truck drivers leave in droves, ONS says
The decline in the number of middle-aged and European truck drivers has contributed to the departure of more than 50,000 people from their jobs ...
