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Good News | More people surviving cancer than ever and positive feedback on the four-day work week

This week’s positive headlines bring good news about the ozone layer, which has made substantial recovery in what is being hailed as a ‘significant milestone’; there is – quite literally – light at the end of the tunnel for the energy crises in Europe with an underwater cable that will stretch over 1,000km to bring 'green energy' from Egypt; good news from the huge four-day working week trial that started in the UK earlier this year; more people are surviving cancer than ever before, and the fishing of sea turtles has sharply dropped in the last decade.

Massive hydrogen hub worth £300m gets approval in Trafford

The first low-carbon hydrogen fuel hub in Greater Manchester and the largest of its kind in the UK has been given planning permission. Trafford council has approved Carlton Power's £300million scheme at Manchester Road in Carrington.

Third of social care workers find their salary to low to live on

Almost a third of social care workers nationally can no longer live on their salary according to a shock report. New polling lays bare the impact of the cost of living crisis on the sector with one in seven carers saying they cannot afford to eat at least one meal a day.

Opinion: 'Rolls-Royce' Neil Robertson still has time to fall in love with the Crucible and win another world title

Professional snooker finally returns to Asia this week with the Hong Kong Masters, an elite tournament for eight players and the first staged in the region since 2019 before Covid played havoc with the calendar. Neil Robertson won the last staging of the Hong Kong event five years ago and has since racked up a succession of trophies thanks to his formidable attacking game and big match temperament.

Rey Mysterio: 10 things you didn't know about the WWE legend

Rey Mysterio is one of the most beloved superstars in WWE history due to his high-flying style and iconic masks, as well as countless title reigns and memorable moments.

World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz set for Middle East debut at Mubadala World Tennis Championship

ABU DHABI: World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz is set make his Middle East debut this December at the 14th Mubadala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi.

Sidelined Darwin Nunez A Symptom Of Liverpool's Slow Start

As Liverpool's fading Premier League title aspirations took another hit in a 3-3 shootout with Brighton, the club's major summer signing Darwin Nunez watched on from the bench for 89 minutes. The Uruguayan, recruited from Benfica for an initial 75-million-euro ($73 million, 66 million pounds) fee that could rise to 100 million euros, has found himself regularly sidelined by Jurgen Klopp in the early months of his Liverpool career despite a concerning start to the season for the Reds. Liverpool have won just three of their opening nine games of the campaign to fall already 11 points off the pace in the Premier League and with work to do to reach the last 16 of the Champions League ahead of Rangers' visit to Anfield on Tuesday.

Ryan Thomas says he's 'grateful' after he spends 24 hours in hospital with son

Ryan Thomas has shared praise for the NHS after his son was rushed to hospital. The former Coronation Street star shared a sweet black and white photo of his poorly boy, Roman, after they were able to return home after a 24 hour stay in hospital.

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Good News | More people surviving cancer than ever and positive feedback on the four-day work week

Massive hydrogen hub worth £300m gets approval in Trafford

Third of social care workers find their salary to low to live on

Opinion: 'Rolls-Royce' Neil Robertson still has time to fall in love with the Crucible and win another world title

Rey Mysterio: 10 things you didn't know about the WWE legend

World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz set for Middle East debut at Mubadala World Tennis Championship

Sidelined Darwin Nunez A Symptom Of Liverpool's Slow Start

Ryan Thomas says he's 'grateful' after he spends 24 hours in hospital with son