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France rescues 107 people trying to cross to UK on Christmas Day
French maritime authorities carried out 12 rescue operations along the coast of northern France on Christmas Day, rescuing 107 people in distress in small boats trying to cross to the UK.
On Christmas morning, 30 passengers were rescued from a boat near Dunkirk, while the others onboard wished to continue …
Exhibition debunks ‘no Welsh art’ myth amid calls for permanent national gallery
Scotland and Northern Ireland have mildest start to Christmas Day on record
This year marks the mildest start to Christmas Day on record in Northern Ireland and Scotland.
According to the Met Office, in Kinloss, Moray, temperatures reached 11.9C, while at Killowen, Co Down, it peaked at 11C for the 24-hour period ending at 9am on 25 December. A temperature of 14.2C …
Canadian researchers trial nature trick to boost mood in winter
The start of a new year: a time for optimism, ambitious plans to improve the world, and the grim suspicion that the first couple of months may well be a miserable slog through the deepest of winter’s gloom.
But for those who fear the cold and dark ahead, help is …
Russian cargo ship’s owner says sinking in Mediterranean was ‘act of terrorism’
A Russian cargo ship that sank on Tuesday in the Mediterranean Sea was the target of an “act of terrorism”, according to the vessel’s owner.
Ursa Major sank while it was sailing through international waters between Spain and Algeria
, leaving two crew members missing,Its owner, …
Upturn or uncertainty: decoding Australia’s 2024 economy and what it means for you next year
As the clock runs out on 2024, news about the economy has not been so upbeat lately.
Should we brace for tougher times ahead, or perhaps the outlook is on the improve?
Jobs aplenty – for now
In the run-up to the election, the Albanese government will probably amp up …
How 2024 made Elon Musk the world’s most powerful unelected man
Hello, and welcome to Techscape. I’ve been pondering screen-time and isolation after I suffered through a recent bout of Covid. Even a few days of seclusion coupled with lengthy, uninterrupted spates of staring at screens were enough to return me to the state of mind in which I spent most …
Christmas Day could be one of warmest on record in UK, predicts Met Office
Britain is on track for one of its warmest Christmases on record with the Met Office predicting temperatures that could peak at more than 6C above the seasonal average in some parts of the country.
The band of “remarkably mild” weather arrived in time for Christmas Eve, with forecasters expecting …
‘We need to be prepared’: China adapts to era of extreme flooding
Every summer, Dongting Hu, China’s second-largest freshwater lake, swells in size as flood water from the Yangtze River flows into its borders. Dams and dikes are erected around the lake’s edges to protect against flooding. But this year, not for the first time, they were overwhelmed.
For three days in …
The Breakdown awards: best rugby matches, players and quotes of 2024
Players of the year
1
Antoine Dupont (France, Toulouse, France sevens)2
Eben Etzebeth (South Africa)3
Pieter-Steph du Toit (SA), Ox Nché (SA), Wallace Sititi (New Zealand), Ellie Kildunne (England)
Head coaches of the year
1
Rassie Erasmus (SA)2
Joe Schmidt (Australia)3
Franco Smith (Glasgow Warriors)
Most memorable games attended
1
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