Kahnawà:ke teen's success goes beyond paddling medals at North American Indigenous Games
Rotshennón:ni Two-Axe's hard work and dedication have paid off in more ways than one this summer.
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The ‘Caribbean style’ beach that's a £60 flight from Manchester Airport
Summer is synonymous with holidays and you may be dreaming of a beautiful beach getaway - especially after the wet weather we’ve been experiencing here recently. While some of the world’s best beaches are found in the likes of the Caribbean and the Maldives, there’s certainly a few which can rival them right here in Europe.
Mother Nature’s most beautiful work: trekking in the Turkish Riviera
The Turkish Riviera is a perfect example of Mother Nature’s most beautiful work, with its turquoise waters, wonderful beaches and unspoiled nature.
Greater Manchester's biggest electric car charging site to go live just two minutes from M60
A new £1m electric vehicle charging facility is to be installed in Sale Water Park. Sixteen bays will go live at the 152-acre park in August, making it the largest hub of its kind in Greater Manchester.
Digital nomads: Canada has launched a new remote work scheme. Here’s what you need to know
Working from home getting you down? Good news - Canada is developing a digital nomad strategy.
Moment rain gushes through B&M ceiling after similar scenes at Costco in downpours
This is the moment rain poured through the ceiling at B&M as heavy downpours battered Greater Manchester.
Joe Clarke opens season with two medals at Canoe Slalom World Cup in Augsburg
Joe Clarke made a flying start to the canoe slalom season with K1 silver and kayak cross bronze at the World Cup in Augsburg, Germany. In his first international race since becoming a father and working under coach Campbell Walsh — silver medallist himself at Athens 2004 — Clarke put in a pair of statement performances. Ad Having topped K1 qualifying, he clipped a late upstream gate in the final but his time of 90.71 seconds was only beaten by Italy's Giovanni De Gennaro.
Are you an eco-conscious traveller? Here’s why Estonia should be your next destination
While it may be the smallest nation in the Baltics, Estonia has plenty to offer travellers. And as more and more Europeans consider tourism’s impact on the environment, Estonia is emerging as one of the continent’s best-kept secrets for sustainable travel.