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02 April 2019

02 April 2019, 13:55

Launceston: A Walker’s Paradise

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01 April 2019, 13:55

Climate change affects women more. What can the state do to intervene?

Climate change is affecting us all, but certain demographics more than others. Marginalised communities — and within them, women in particular — feel the discriminatory impacts of climate change more severely.

30 March 2019, 03:30

7 tips to stay safe while studying abroad

Though studying abroad can be a rewarding experience, it also comes with certain risks

29 March 2019, 17:29

OCTOBER 2019 SPECIAL: Torremolinos – 3 Nights & 2 Rounds Of Golf From £183

Fancy playing some golf on the Costa del Sol, Spain this Autumn? Then look no further than this terrific golf deal we have on offer for October 2019.You will be staying at the stunning 4 Star, Melia Sol Principe Hotel in Torremolinos...

29 March 2019, 12:58

Youth Year Germany

Play for a youth German Fussball Academy / Club team (Full/Half Season) while you study abroad in Germany and develop your game in a German youth soccer development league competing with authentic German football clubs!

27 March 2019, 10:26

The International Chess Tournament in 2019

Chess is a great sport to play for training your concentration and focus. There are many chess tournaments in the…

27 March 2019, 09:40

Juliet Davenport: Politics is too Slow for Climate Change. We Need to Move Faster

Consumers can sometimes be far more innovative and forward-thinking than governments – and with a problem unfolding as rapidly as climate change, do we really have time to sit around and wait for the politicians to fix it?

27 March 2019, 09:38

Martin Anderlind: To Make Hydro Power Useful we Need to Crack Down On Waste

We waste two-thirds of the energy we produce, and things could be much, much better. Green storage makes possible the maximum use of our energy and the least wastage. Martin Anderlind is the head of business development at Northvolt...

27 March 2019, 09:37

Keyu Jin: What The World Can Learn From Chinese Innovation

The world once looked down on Chinese tech – seeing it as a copycat ecosystem. That was once true; but while the world sneered, China was catching up: China now has the fastest supercomputer in the world...

27 March 2019, 09:37

Stephen Fitzpatrick: Zero Carbon Won't Be Easy: Our Energy Model Needs A Total Overhaul

We're not winning the fight against climate change, as the 2018 IPCC report makes incontrovertible. What does energy in a zero carbon world look like? Well, we have a lot of challenges ahead of us: companies can't tackle this work on their own...

27 March 2019, 09:27

Cathy Mulligan: Mythbusting The Hype Around Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

Most transactions in the financial system take place behind closed doors. Not so the bitcoin network, which runs on blockchain technology – on which transactions can actually be visualised. But what's the real deal when it comes to crypto?

26 March 2019, 13:22

Saturday 19th October 2019 – Loopy for Statues and Squirrels – British Cycling Guided Ride

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26 March 2019, 13:19

Saturday 21st September – Loopy for Statues and Squirrels – British Cycling Guided Ride

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24 March 2019, 04:19

43 years later, Nadia Comaneci still inspiring others

Albany

On a January visit to the Capital Region, Nadia Comaneci was shown a highlight clip of her gymnastics routines at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal.

"It's hard to believe it has been 43 years," Comaneci said...

22 March 2019, 15:00