In this article, Maya Sgaravato-Grant explores the cutting-edge scientific research and technological advancements happening within the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory's expansive and impressive facilities.
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On the December 5, the mayor of Rovigo, Italy, ordered that all flags be lowered to half-mast. The day was cold and overcast – nevertheless, the ancient piazza of nearby Padua was unusually packed. The occasion was naturally a funeral, but not that of a statesman. It was the funeral of...
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Over 1000 workers went on strike at Amazon’s Coventry distribution warehouse on Black Friday, as part of what unions have described as the “biggest ever global walk out” in the company’s history. On 24 November, workers formed a picket line outside the warehouse, waving flags of GMB, a...
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Coventry South MP, Zarah Sultana, was one of 56 Labour parliamentarians who broke the party line on 15 November by voting in favour of a motion advocating for an “immediate” ceasefire in Gaza. The motion was tabled by the Scottish National Party as an amendment to the King’s Speech, which...
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Only a few months ago, spirits in Australia’s indigenous Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities had been high. Polling had showed the majority of Australians likely to accept the proposal to create an indigenous ‘Voice’ to Parliament in the upcoming referendum, which would have seen the right of First Nations...
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The £2 fare cap on most local buses is to remain in place until December 2024, after prices had been set to rise in October. The majority of passengers in Warwickshire and around England will pay no more than £2 for a single journey, regardless of distance travelled. This is part of a scheme that Warwickshire County Council...
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TW: mentions of rape and sexual assault Earlier this year, former Manchester United player Mason Greenwood had charges of attempted rape, assault and coercive control dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service, who cited an “(un)realistic prospect of conviction”. This may have come as a surprise to some who remembered the...
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