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Golden Eagles May Return, Uplands Prepare the Minutes
England will explore bringing back golden eagles, while the consultation prepares to achieve lift off.
Health & Lifestyle
NHS Corridor Care Teams Meet the Great Bed Problem
Specialist NHS teams and 40 urgent care sites are being deployed to tackle corridor care, with the flowchart placed firmly in charge.
Science & Technology
Space Worms Reach Orbit and Request a Window Seat
British scientists have sent microscopic worms to the International Space Station in a Petri Pod designed to study long duration space travel.
Business & Economy
Seafish Board Appoints Two Members, and the Harbour Notebook Wants a Lanyard
Two independent members join the Seafish board, while the harbour notebook campaigns for committee status and official stationery.
Science & Technology
Radiofrequency Jammers and the Doorbell’s Evidence
The Government is considering tighter controls on radiofrequency jammers, while the doorbell prepares its evidence.
Science & Technology
South Yorkshire Hydrogen Investment Promises Jobs, Water Objects
A South Yorkshire hydrogen project gets £86.5 million in announced support, more than 400 proposed jobs and one water molecule demanding paperwork.
Business & Economy
Disabled Claimants Try Work While the Form Loses Its Nerve
New legislation lets disabled benefit claimants try work or volunteering without an automatic reassessment.
Science & Technology
Quantum Development Group Turns the Future Into Minutes
Thirteen countries deepen quantum cooperation while a tiny device waits for the minutes.
Health & Lifestyle
Springwell Solar Farm Approved, Sun Seeks Overtime
The Government approved the 800 MW Springwell Solar Farm, prompting the sun to submit an overtime claim for powering Britain.
Health & Lifestyle
Welsh Heat Networks Expansion Meets a Tiny Woolly Hat
The Green Heat Network Fund is expanding to Wales, bringing low carbon projects, regulation and a tiny woolly hat to the pipes.
Business & Economy
Employment Rights Sick Pay Gets a Day One Pass
Employment rights reforms took effect from 6 April, extending sick pay access and introducing day one parental leave rights.