Antarctic Rock Ridges Dated, Filling Gap in Glacier History
Researchers have given the first direct exposure ages to recent moraines in Marguerite Bay on the western Antarctic Peninsula.
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Jodie Comer to Return to Liverpool for Epstein Theatre Talk
The Killing Eve star will take part in a live conversation with director Philip Barantini at the Epstein Theatre on 3 December. Tickets cost £21.
US Awards $498m for 35 Port Projects, Below Recent Years
The Maritime Administration will fund dock replacements, cranes and monitoring systems in 19 states. The round is smaller than each of the previous four.
Broad Calls Lancashire's Handling of Anderson Disrespectful
Stuart Broad says the county did not treat James Anderson with the respect due to a great of the game. Anderson, 44, will not have his Lancashire contract renewed.
327-Bed Student Block Planned Beside Liverpool Olympia
A planning application for a five-to-nine storey student building on a West Derby Road car park has gone to Liverpool City Council. Early plans had allowed for 15 storeys.
Warm Home Loans Open for Heat Pumps, Batteries, Solar
Households can apply for loans of £7,500 to £35,000 for low-carbon upgrades, offered through energy suppliers and partner lenders.
Two Slip Roads at Tarbock Island to Stay Shut Until January
Knowsley Council expects the M62 junction six roundabout to reopen fully by mid-January 2027. Overnight resurfacing closures run until 13 November.
Port Watchmen Threaten Strike at Eight LA and Long Beach Terminals
ILWU Local 26 says its members may walk out on 1 November when a contract extension ends. The dispute covers security staff, not dockworkers.
Oriel College Urged to Drop Student Event With Nathan Cofnas
An open letter asks the Oxford college to withdraw its lecture theatre from an event by a Reform UK student group. The college cites its free speech duty.
Inquest Hears Sickle Cell Patient Faced Ridicule at Hospital
The family of Veronique Mwembo, 32, told a Norwich inquest that front-line staff dismissed her pain. The coroner will urge the trust to consider making sickle cell training mandatory.
Court Raises Sentences of Wirral Parents Who Killed Baby Son
The Court of Appeal ruled the minimum terms given to Klevi and Nivalda Pirjani were unduly lenient. Their three-month-old son Miguel had 41 fractures.
Heat Pump Installers Brace for Boiler Grant Cut
Firms fitting heat pumps say a slashed boiler upgrade scheme would hit jobs, apprentices and manufacturers. The government will not comment on budget speculation.
Officials Discuss Free Movement With EU Before Summit
Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds says talks cover long-term options for the UK-EU relationship. He says voters will have the final say.
Neil Young Files Second Suit Over Trump's Use of His Song
The musician has filed a second lawsuit over the use of his 1989 song Rockin' in the Free World. He first sued Trump's corporation in 2020.
UK Firms in Financial Distress Reach Highest Level Since 2004
Insolvency practitioner BTG counts 738,144 British businesses in significant distress, as the chancellor prepares his first budget.