The National Science and Media Museum in Bradford closed in June 2023 for a significant refurbishment. Its £6 million Sound and Vision project features two new permanent galleries, a new passenger lift, and…
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Switzerland is reeling from one of its worst tragedies after a fire ripped through an Alpine bar during a New Year’s Eve celebration, leaving more than 40 people dead and dozens of others with serious burn injuries.
AFP news agency quoted a source in Ukraine’s defence forces as confirming that, while a strike did take place, the attack had targeted a military gathering that was closed to civilians.
According to Saldo, the alleged attack was carried out with…
Russia has accused Ukraine of killing at least 27 people in a drone strike on a New Year’s party in a hotel and cafe in the Russian-occupied southern Kherson region.
According to the Russia-installed regional governor, Vladimir Saldo, more than 30…
Passengers travelling north who need to get off at Jesmond are being advised to continue to West Jesmond before travelling back on a southbound service.
Those who want to board at Jesmond and head towards Gosforth are advised to travel to Haymarket station and get on a northbound train there.
Nexus said there will be additional staff at West Jesmond during the start of the first school week to assist with travel.
Ben Brooks, head of engineering at Nexus, told the Local Democracy Reporting Service the temporary closure “is a precautionary step to keep everyone safe”.
“We are working closely with Stadler to investigate this isolated issue further.
“The roll out of the new Metro fleet will continue.”
On June 16, 2025, NASA’s Landsat 8 satellite caught a chain of elongated, oval lagoons near Billings and Cape Billings on Russia’s Chukchi Peninsula that lines up so perfectly that — when viewed from above — it resembles a stacked snowman…
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