'Disappointment' after yet another fire at long-stalled Brantham site
Another fire at the derelict ICI factory site in Brantham, Suffolk, prompts parish council to urge urgent progress on long-stalled development.
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Police Investigate Single-Vehicle Collision on Esterley Tibbetts Highway
A silver Toyota Mark X crashed into a light pole on Esterley Tibbetts Highway on 1 August. The driver was treated for non-life-threatening injuries and arrested on suspicion of DUI.
Crisil assigns 'AA/stable' rating to Vedanta Iron & Steel on strong fundamentals
Crisil Ratings has assigned an 'AA/stable' rating to Vedanta Iron & Steel's proposed long-term bank facilities, citing strong business fundamentals and improving financial profile.
Suffolk under amber heat alert as temperatures hit 31C, no rain in sight
Suffolk remains under an amber heat health alert until Wednesday morning, with temperatures peaking at 31C in Ipswich and Bury St Edmunds. No rain is forecast for areas like Dunwich Heath, still battling a wildfire.
Augmented reality helps ship spotters identify vessels in real time
Maritime AR overlays live AIS data on camera view, letting users identify ships by pointing. It benefits spotters, coastal residents, and passengers.
Rise Above Violence Marks 30 Years of Supporting Survivors in Archuleta County
Rise Above Violence, the sole victim advocacy group in Archuleta County, celebrates 30 years of service. Its annual Runway for Rise fundraiser is set for Oct. 3, featuring Team Metamorphosis.
Five Students in St. Vincent Receive Tropical Shipping Scholarships
Tropical Shipping awarded scholarships to five students who passed the CPEA, each receiving EC $925.00 vouchers for uniforms and books.
NIU Athletics named finalist for NACDA Community Service Award
NIU Athletics is a top-three finalist for the 2026 NACDA Community Service Award, with nearly 400 student athletes logging 3,399 community service hours across 33 local programs.
Six Startup Habits for Sustainable Business Growth in the UK
UK startups are shifting focus from rapid scaling to building resilient organizations. Key habits include solving one problem well, hiring with culture in mind, treating wellbeing as strategy, building systems early, listening to customers, and embracing resilience.
Samsung Heavy Hits Commercial Ship Order Target Early
Samsung Heavy Industries reached its 2026 commercial ship order target of $5.7 billion ahead of schedule, driven by LNG and crude oil carriers. Total orders including offshore reach $10.2 billion, 73% of the annual goal.
UK safari sleepover lets families camp beside giraffes, tigers and rhinos
Knowsley Safari's Safari Sleepover offers families a private guided walk, campfire activities, bushcraft sessions, and an exclusive safari drive, with three dates left this summer.
Newark and Sherwood Council told to improve social housing management after C2 grading
Regulator finds weaknesses in Newark and Sherwood District Council's social housing management, including limited understanding of home conditions and need to strengthen oversight of repairs and damp and mould cases.
Myanmar now preserves over 6,000 century-old heritage buildings
Myanmar has 6,105 heritage buildings over 100 years old under conservation, up from 5,708 in 2020, with 153 in Yangon Region. Two new sites were designated in July.
Segro agrees £14bn sale to US rival as overseas buyers circle UK Plc
Segro has agreed to a £14bn takeover by US firm Prologis, ending a long pursuit and highlighting foreign appetite for UK-listed companies.
Beirut port blast indictment expected within 60-90 days, minister says
On the sixth anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, Justice Minister Adel Nassar says the indictment is expected within 60-90 days. Families demand accountability as no one has been arrested.
Mapisa-Nqakula trial: Witness admits memory lapse in testimony
A State witness in the corruption trial of former Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has told the Pretoria High Court he suffered a lapse in memory while testifying, raising questions about the reliability of his evidence.
Dutchess County Proposes Ban on Kratom Sales at Gas Stations and Smoke Shops
Dutchess County Executive Sue Serino proposes a countywide ban on kratom sales, citing public health risks, especially for youth. The ban would include penalties for selling to minors.
OPEC+ to Raise Oil Production by 188,000 bpd in September
Seven OPEC+ countries agreed to increase oil output by 188,000 bpd in September, the sixth consecutive monthly rise, citing market stability.
Islanders' Sorokin opens up on shootout struggles, change in approach
Ilya Sorokin discusses his career shootout record and a new strategy of staying still, learned from a conversation with Yegor Chinakhov.
German court rules Israel-Nazi comparisons are protected speech
A German court acquitted a woman who compared Israel to the Nazis, ruling her posts were protected speech, overturning a €2,400 fine.
Ed Sheeran fined over uninsured classic Aston Martin during restoration
Ed Sheeran was convicted and fined £666 after failing to insure his 1966 Aston Martin while it was being restored and converted to electric. He said he believed the workshop's insurance covered it.
Protestor vows to keep 'banging the drum' for Palestine after avoiding conviction
Peace activist Juliet Lamont, 55, avoided a criminal conviction for trespassing after a rooftop protest at Electro Optic Systems in July 2025. She was placed on a six-month good-behaviour order and vows to continue activism for Palestine.
Alabama's 1994 Tank Reef: 100 M60s Find 50-Year Second Life in Gulf
In 1994, Alabama sank 100 retired M60 battle tanks in the Gulf, creating fish reefs with a 50-year lifespan, giving obsolete military machines a new purpose.
Police Take Intoxicated Man into Protective Custody After Bus Altercation in Mamer
An intoxicated man was taken into protective custody after assaulting a female passenger on a bus in Mamer, Luxembourg, on 3 August 2026. Police located him in a nearby field; investigation ongoing.