EU metalworkers demand job protections amid green transition
Discontented metalworkers from across Europe gathered in Brussels on Wednesday to express concern over job security during the continent’s green transition.
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Former Cheetahs lock, coach Rory Duncan named new Free State CEO
Former Cheetahs lock and coach Rory Duncan has been appointed as the new CEO of the Bloemfontein franchise.
Brewed protein: How this Japanese innovation is set to revolutionise sustainable fashion
Brewed Protein, developed in Tsuruoka, Japan, is an innovative textile produced by micro-organisms fed on plant sugars. This sustainable fibre offers cashmere-like qualities and is fully recyclable, addressing the 7 million tonnes of clothing waste generated annually in the EU.
'This isn't just another shop, it's a lifeline'
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ESA spacecraft uses 'wobbly' stars to discover huge hidden worlds
Astronomers are buzzing over a groundbreaking discovery made by the European Space Agency’s (ESA’s) Gaia spacecraft, which found two giant cosmic objects hiding in plain sight.
Manchester United have four out-of-contract players at the end of the 2024/25 season
Christian Eriksen, Jonny Evans, Victor Lindelof and Tom Heaton have entered the final few months of their Manchester United contracts.
Watkin ruled out for Wales but Wainwright might yet play
Wales centre Owen Watkin will not feature in Saturday's Six Nations clash against Italy, but the team's other major injury concern remains in the balance ahead of the match in Rome.
Real Madrid's Alaba suffers another injury setback
Real Madrid defender David Alaba will be out of action after picking up an adductor injury in his left leg, the LaLiga club said on Tuesday.