How is the EU boosting support for innovation in the health sector?
A laboratory in France's southern port city of Marseille has opened its doors to new, state-of-the-art therapies against cancer.
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Police say nightclub beset by licensing issues let customers in ‘way past closing time’
A town centre nightclub hit by a barrage of licensing problems is facing another council hearing after police raised concerns about those in charge. In June this year, Club Sixty Six on Silver Street had its licence revoked after police alleged that a 17-year-old girl was raped after leaving the premises.
Fury over 'terrible decision' as Manchester city council leaves Bonfire Night plans in ashes again
Readers have reacted following the news that Manchester City Council have pulled the plug on Bonfire Night events for another year.
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Brentford boss Thomas Frank sends message to Erik ten Hag amid dismal Manchester United form
Brentford manager Thomas Frank is unsure whether now is a good time to face Manchester United following a dismal run of form.
'My time is coming': Canadian hurdler Metivier set on larger goals despite obstacles
Leaping over hurdles is nothing new for Malik Metivier. And the obstacles in his way now will not interrupt his willingness to push through.
Police issue urgent appeal over 'high-risk' missing 12-year-old boy
Police have issued an appeal for help to find a 'high-risk' missing 12-year-old boy.
RFU boss Sweeney upbeat over future after year of gloom
LILLE, France : Rugby Football Union (RFU) chief executive Bill Sweeney said English and world rugby was "on the cusp of something quite spectacular" and he remained the right man to lead the biggest and richest union in the sport after year of turmoil.