Concerts held on Italian glacier with instruments made of ice
An ice music festival is being held in Italy's Presena glacier
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Yahoo NewsAn ice music festival is being held in Italy's Presena glacier
Yesterday (Wednesday) marked the 125th anniversary of the first official meeting of the Cowes Harbour Commission Board.
York’s newest Japanese restaurant is wowing diners, earning rave reviews.
An entrepreneur has been awarded a grant to develop a trial which uses Swaledale sheep fleeces to protect ancient upland peat bogs.
A DRIVER is facing a ‘hefty’ fine after being caught filming on his phone while driving with no insurance and only a provisional license.
A suspected Russian deserter who opened fire on police officers has been arrested and identified as a mercenary for the Wagner Group.
The colourful painting called The Yellow Jumper sold for £200,200 including premium at auction in Edinburgh.
Lindsay Hoyle addresses row over Michael Gove’s Cumbria coal mine statement. Source: Reuters
3/5 The impact of Ryder’s voice ranges as wide as his flawless smile and pulls off some mighty tricks
Volume one of the six-part Harry and Meghan series launched on Netflix on Thursday, attracting close attention from the public and global press.
Former president Pedro Castillo was impeached by Congress on Tuesday and later arrested on suspicion of rebellion.
Rishi Sunak has refused to rule out banning emergency services from going on strike, saying he will "do what I need to do in order to keep people safe". A raft of public sector workers are set to take industrial action in the coming days and weeks, including nurses, ambulance workers and fire services, as they argue for better pay and working conditions amid the cost of living crisis and soaring inflation. Asked in an interview with the BBC on Wednesday whether he would consider banning strikes by emergency services, Mr Sunak said: "My priority is making sure that I keep people safe and that I minimise the disruption on their lives, and I will do what is required to do that."
She was brought in to replace the original director who left due to ‘creative differences’ with the Sussexes. So who is Liz Garbus and why did she sign up to the Netflix doc?
CCTV footage shows moment a teenage boy karate kicked a community's Christmas tree in Kingsley Park Terrace, in Northampton.Source: SWNS
The pop-up store will be open every day except Christmas Day - but you need to pre-book
To achieve radical improvements in air quality, the ULEZ expansion must be coupled with better public transport and more spaces for pedestrians.
More than 1,000 workers at the New York Times have gone on a 24-hour strike in the first mass walkout at the newspaper in 40 years. Members of the New York Times Guild walked out at 12:01am on Thursday, 8 December, after the union failed to reach an agreement with the company for a new contract. “It’s disappointing that they’re taking such drastic action, given the clear commitment we’ve shown to negotiate our way to a contract that provides Times journalists with substantial pay increases,” Meredith Kopit Levien, CEO of The New York Times Company said.
DANI HAZELL has hailed the expansion of the regional schedule by eight matches across two competitions for 2023.
The capital of Ethiopia's Tigray region, Mekelle, has been reconnected to the national power grid following the signing of a ceasefire deal a month ago. The city has been cut off from electricity for more than a year, and most areas outside the city are still cut off from the world. The 2 November ceasefire deal requires Ethiopia’s government to restore basic services to Tigray, which has been mostly without phone, internet and banking services since war erupted two years ago.The power control c
Ocean ecosystems are dying because of pollution, overfishing, and the effects of climate change.
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