A fuel finder scheme could help drivers find the cheapest fuel along Britain's motorways
The CMA studied the road fuel market in depth to realise that the competition in retail has weakened since 2019, leading to them proposing a fuel finder scheme that helps consumers compare fuel prices.
Britain moves closer to universal childcare with £204 million funding for nurseries
The UK government has increased the funding rates for childcare investments so that parents can get easily affordable and accessible childcare facilities, reducing barriers at work and helping in economic growth.
UK plasma can be used for albumin manufacturing for life-saving treatments
The independent Commission on Human Medicines (CHM) revealed that the ban on deriving albumin from plasma donors is being lifted.
A new set of clean maritime tech investments takes Britain closer to fulfilling its net zero target
In four rounds of competition, the best innovative technologies for the UK maritime sector like alternative fuels, offshore vessel charging systems, sustainable ferries, etc., were demonstrated.
First-of-its-kind UK rail carbon calculator shows rail journey is the greenest transport choice
The newly launched Green Travel Pledge carbon calculator proved researchers right when it showed that a London-Edinburgh train journey creates 13 times less emission than a London-Edinburgh flight.
A new investment platform by WHO offers hope for universal health coverage in the global south
Three of the best multilateral development banks in the world have come together under the leadership of the WHO to launch an investment platform for healthcare services in low and middle-income countries.
As the NHS hit the 75-year mark, people call for cybersecurity & long-term policymaking to restore the system
At 75, the NHS is bogged down by some critical issues such as strikes that continue to disrupt the service, and public opinion regarding the privacy issues of using Artificial Intelligence in the NHS.
Why are the MSC Cruises restructuring after announcing Caribbean and European cruise dates?
Last Tuesday, the MSC UK chief announced that their flagship Explora Journeys team will be included in the MSC Cruises of the UK and Ireland.
Over 5,000 defibrillators installed in British secondary schools with £19 million government funding
Last year the government decided to supply defibrillators in 18,000 state-funded schools so that they have at least one device to save lives and increase the survival rate in sudden cardiac arrests.
Around 64% of UK hospitality managers will tackle staff shortages by hiring older workers
As per the study that surveyed 1,000 managers from the hospitality industry, businesses in this sector are thinking of hiring older staff, people aged 50 or above to cater to the employee shortage issue.
Probiotics can aid depressive disorder in people unresponsive to antidepressants
The study used 14 strains of bacteria as a probiotic blend which helped in depressive disorder treatments when used alongside antidepressants.
UK saved 1,800 jobs in the steel industry with a £30mn emergency COVID loan
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Celsa secured a £30 million COVID emergency loan for their facility in Cardiff which saved 1500 pre-existing jobs directly and created 300 jobs indirectly.
First of its kind NHS developed AI tool speeds up cancer radiotherapy wait time
The new technology known as OSAIRIS is helping doctors reduce hours of waiting time for cancer patients as the time for preparing for the scan and referrals for radiotherapy gets streamlined.
Southampton seventh in the list of top 10 cruise ship polluted cities of Europe
The report said most of these ports, including Southampton's port, are back to pre-pandemic levels of emissions. The cruise ship numbers, the time they spent in ports and their fuel consumption have all gone up by 23 to 24 per cent.
US takes a space deal with India to new heights with Artemis Accords membership
The Artemis Accord deal was signed during the recent state visit of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the USA.
UK to reduce the number of 'medically downgraded' mariners in the Royal Navy with advanced sports technology
The Navy will be using special movement screening equipment developed by exercise laboratories of the concerned universities. Pressure plates, force plates and motion capture cameras will detect muscle movements for injuries and strains.
Royal Navy ask tech giants to find ways of offering cloud-based technology to warfighters
Amazon and Microsoft showcased how the military can benefit from cloud computing as it integrates software and drones with frontline fighters.
WHO calls for urgent action to end morphine supply inequality
As per the report, 10 companies dominated the morphine sales in the market from 2015 to 2020 and 80 per cent of this distribution went to US and Europe and other high-income countries in 2021.
Cost of living crisis drops UK workers' retirement figures to 1 million
A recent report describes this phenomenon of people postponing their retirement plans as "the great un-retirement", given the number of people out of the labour market has reduced compared to last year.
NHS' new skin cancer screening smartphone camera can reduce appointments by 10,000
The new lens is a small one, about the size of 50p which is easily attachable to smartphones. Additionally, once mounted to the smartphone it can be used to take pictures of your rashes, spots, moles and other skin problems in detail.
UK calls for sustainable agriculture to meet global food security needs at G20 meet
Thérèse Coffey, UK's Secretary of State for Food and Rural Affairs made it clear last week that the government is committed to global food security.
Recent report reveals hospitality industry created 18% of UK jobs in 2022
According to the June Edition of Ignite Economics' report titled 'Economic Contribution of the UK Hospitality Industry, the UK's hospitality industry can generate £29 billion in revenue for the economy.
UK government announces £50 billion funding to support the creative sector
The announcement lists financing plans like £5 million in funding for gaming studios through the UK gaming fund and £77 million for setting up advanced screens and performance technology research labs.
UK makes progress towards a sabotage-free GPS-less navigation system
During one of its ship trials, the Royal Navy tested a prototype quantum sensor, which was built by the Imperial College of London. The sensors were tested onboard XV Patrick Blackett.
UK hospitality sector not against recycling but fears red-tapism from Scotland's Deposit Return Scheme
As per the scheme, customers will have to pay 20p as a deposit when they purchase things in containers like bottles of wine and jars.
PCR & machine learning could detect breast cancer risk with 94% accuracy
The new study funded by top US research organisations like the National Institutes of Health, Harvard Cancer Center Ovarian Cancer SPORE, Dana Farber Cancer Institute and others reveals that mutations in the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes associated with breast and ovarian cancer can be detected without sequencing.
Around 3 out of 10 customers of the UK hospitality industry visit places with EDI policies
Nearly two-thirds of the participants revealed that they would like to know about the equity, diversity and inclusion, jointly termed EDI policies of the venues.
UK's pandemic-led online shopping boom phasing out as online sales drop by 3.3% in May
In May alone, online sales declined by 3.3 per cent. The figures highlight how non-store sales, that is online sales, were down in three out of four weeks in May.
UK's premier research institute underlines future pandemic response focus areas to WHO
The processes and the knowledge gained from the COVID-19 pandemic are likely to assist in countering future pandemics and disease outbreaks, with the key part of the discussion involving virus surveillance.
Growing demand for shared banking hubs as 39% of people can't manage accounts online
According to the report, three out of four persons above the age of 65 prefer to do at least one bank transaction at their branch and aren't comfortable going fully online despite the rising phenomenon of banking deserts in the country.