Controversy as Spain bans air conditioning from dropping below 27°C
A debate has been sparked after Spain's government moved to prevent offices, shops and other venues from setting air conditioning below 27°C in the summer.
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Billionaire Lo weighs adding to Formula One investments after Williams
LONDON/HONG KONG : Hong Kong-based billionaire Calvin Lo is considering putting more money into Formula One following his connection with F1 team Williams, Lo told Reuters in an interview, adding other Asian investors were also interested in investing in the sport.
Ukraine war: What you need to know this Tuesday
Ukraine's president said on Monday it was "too early" to rejoice after Ukrainian grain shipments resumed from the port of Odesa.
Future of food: the tech tool that precisely measures vitamins in fruit and veg
Measuring the number of vitamins in fruit and vegetables in real-time in the field will soon be a reality thanks to a cheap easy-to-use biosensor being developed by scientists in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. Smart Regions went to meet the scientists in charge of the project.
'The Russians have started coming': Finland considers tourist visa ban
The Finnish government is coming under increasing public and political pressure to close the EU's eastern border with Russia, and put a stop to an apparent sanctions loophole.
Cheapest petrol in Greater Manchester by borough
The UK languishes near the bottom of a ranking of European countries for action taken to ease the burden of high fuel prices. Only Luxembourg has done less than the UK government out of 13 European nations that have cut petrol taxes since prices began to soar in March, according to the RAC.
Paris to Berlin in an hour: Welcome to the future of high-speed rail travel in Europe
From endless queues to cancelled flights and lost luggage – if you've experienced any of the chaos plaguing European airports this summer, it might help to imagine a future in which international travel is smoother and doesn't revolve so much around flying.
Top tech: Europe's future female leaders
Currently, men outnumber women in Europe’s tech scene. With less than one in five ICT specialists being female last year. More broadly, across business and finance, fewer than one in ten of the EU’s largest-listed companies have a female Chair or CEO.