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Air pollution in urban areas is that toxic people will need to leave to live longer
It would give men between one and two years extra and women six months to a year in Copenhagen, a population of over 616,000 people similar in size to Bristol or Belfast
Hospital wards are too noisy and the problem is getting worse affecting staff and patients
Noise in intense care units caring for the most poorly patients have been measured at levels of over 100dB, the equivalent of loud music through headphones
Driver survives car crashing into steam train on level crossing
The car collided with a steam train at the Sweet Briar Road crossing in Sheringham, Norfolk
Thousands from all over UK unite against racism and rise of far right in Anti Racism Day march across London
In Britain, a violent, far-right street movement has emerged, mobilising the biggest numbers in decades. It is receiving political and financial support from Donald Trump’s former chief of staff Steve Bannon and far-right figures across Europe.
Peckham murder: 55-year-old spotted naked outside house 75 year old was stabbed to death in
The 75-year-old, named locally as Maureen Watkins, was the 125th person to be murdered in the capital so far this year
So do the Tories have the 48 letters they need to unseat PM Theresa May?
Ever since details started emerging of Theresa May's Brexit deal, the enemies in her party started briefing that it was only a matter of time before she would be thrown under a bus. For two night in a row she has made a defiant statement to the press, last night insisting to journalists, many of whom had turned up expecting a resignation, that she was "not in denial" about the prospects of getting her Brexit deal through parliament. Despite a...
Overflowing crater lakes carved canyons across Mars within weeks rather than millions of years back on Earth
On the Red Planet catastrophic floods were unleashed when lakes burst their banks to carve canyons very rapidly
Group face trial charged with counts relating to the alleged sexual exploitation of children in Huddersfield
Twenty-five members of the group, who face charges including rape and trafficking with intent to engage in sexual exploitation, appeared at Leeds Crown Court for the first time today (Nov 16).
Economic fears that led to Brexit likely to be compounded by UK’s exit from EU
The economic fears and insecurities that led to Brexit are likely to be compounded when the UK leaves the union, a UN investigation has found. The UN’s Rapporteur into Extreme Poverty and Human Rights in the UK, Philip Aston, said no matter what outcome Brexit achieves, other than the Utopian one which is most unlikely to happen, Britain will be left worse off economically. There’s going to be a fall in GDP, there’s going to be a fall in tax...