Sport
Green sport fund gives football cones a carbon target
Sport England’s £16 million green sport fund sends football cones into an existential emissions audit beside the muddy touchline.
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NASA Terra Satellite Keeps Working While Retirement Waits
NASA’s Terra satellite kept four instruments producing science data after 25 years, making retirement an awkward discussion for everyone involved.
Health & Lifestyle
Greener NHS Report Gives Carbon a Performance Review
The Greener NHS report records falling emissions and net zero targets, leaving ambition to await its next performance review.
Culture & Entertainment
Serious Fraud Office Move Gives Desks Executive Powers
The Serious Fraud Office is moving to Canary Wharf, where desks, corridors and filing cabinets prepare for promotion into strategy.
Business & Economy
Large Firms Borrow £1.3bn While SMEs Wait Politely
UK business borrowing reached £1.2bn in April, with large firms borrowing more while SMEs stayed flat and loan rates rose.
World
Schools Solar Panels Give the Meter a Lesson Plan
More than 250 schools have signed solar funding agreements, while one electricity meter seeks a role in the curriculum.
UK Politics & Public Life
Civil service digital skills hub sends Excel into hiding
A new civil service digital skills hub puts training in one place, leaving Excel to hide behind a small column and call it agility.
Travel & Transport
UK Switzerland Rail Link Gets Memorandum, Suitcase Packs Fondue
A possible UK Switzerland rail link advances through a memorandum and working group, leaving one suitcase to prepare for administrative ambition.
Sport
UK sport funding gets £900m and a bench seeks strategy
UK sport funding brings more than £900m for events and grassroots facilities, prompting one changing room bench to seek a strategy role.
Science & Technology
Gulf of Maine Bloom Makes Nature Beat the Branding Team
A Gulf of Maine bloom turns the sea vivid blue and green, leaving microscopic plankton to deny they hired an ocean stylist.
Health & Lifestyle
NHS Transformation Team gives the org chart a reset
The NHS Transformation Team replaces NHS England’s executive group, giving organisational change more directors, longer titles and fewer verbs.
Culture & Entertainment
UNESCO Youth Forum searches for one usable flip chart
UNESCO’s World Youth Forum brings culture and arts into education, then confronts the international shortage of working marker pens.