Speed limit of 60mph M6 will be dropped after air quality improvements
Speed limits of 60mph are to be scrapped along parts of the M1 and M6 after improvements to air quality.
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Euroviews. Iran's upcoming election is a mafia-style tussle of Khamenei's minions
Friday marks parliamentary election day in the Islamic Republic of Iran — or so the regime will want the world to believe.
MotoGP Legend Valentino Rossi To Compete In Endurance Championship
Retired Italian MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi, who has switched from two wheels to four, will compete in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) next season, according to the list of participants published on Monday. The seven-time MotoGP world champion, will race with the Belgian WRT team, driving one of 18 cars entered in the LMGT3 class, which replaces the LMGTE Am category.
Nike to release Australia women's goalkeeper jersey after backlash
Fans will be able to buy the Australia women's goalkeeper kit worn by Mackenzie Arnold at last year's Women's World Cup, Football Australia (FA) said on Monday.
Xylazine: What to know about the flesh-eating ‘zombie drug’ spreading from the US to Europe
A 43-year-old man in the UK has become Europe’s first known victim of the flesh-rotting “zombie” drug xylazine, a powerful tranquilliser normally used by veterinarians on large animals which recently made its way onto the global illicit drug market.
Analysis:Japan takes Taiwan's helping hand on long road to chip revival
TOKYO : Chipmaker TSMC formally opens its first Japanese plant on Saturday, highlighting the Taiwanese firm's critical role in Tokyo's multi-billion dollar efforts to reboot its once-mighty semiconductor manufacturing industry.
Burtynsky exhibition at Saatchi Gallery ‘pulls curtain away’ on humanity’s impact on Earth
In this edition of CULT, Euronews reporter Damon Embling looks around a new exhibition at London’s Saatchi Gallery, which delves into the impact of humans on our planet.
Urgent repairs needed at Bury Art Gallery as artwork risks being damaged by water from leaking roof
Urgent repairs are needed at Bury Art Museum with paintings and other works at risk of being damaged by water passing through the leaky roof. An application for listed building consent lodged in the past few days states ‘water ingress poses a risk to the artwork housed inside the museum’ and that primary façades now have visible damage from water.