Why companies are doubling down on upgraded offices
As return-to-office momentum takes hold, employers are emphasizing quality and usability in reinvented spaces to entice employees...
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Andrew Paul
14:30
NASA’s new Roman Space Telescope aims to discover 100,000 cosmic explosions
Scheduled to launch in 2027, the project could also find more 'kilonovae.' The post NASA’s new Roman Space Telescope aims
The 10cm Super-Rice That Could Feed the First Lunar Colony
What happens when scientists try to reinvent rice for life on the Moon? You get a tiny, 10cm-tall “super-rice” that
The Mars Mission That Could Make Human Landings Possible
M-MATISSE could be the first mission to deeply probe Martian space weather, potentially revealing hidden threats and mysteries vital to
Aastha Trivedi
14:27
£92bn infrastructure plan: What does it mean for public transport investment?
The government has approved a £92bn investment towards over 50 road and rail upgrades. But some say the plans don’t
The Construction Index
14:27
Ministry sets course to accelerate cladding remediation
The Ministry of Housing has set out additional measures to accelerate the replacement of unsafe cladding across high-rise buildings in
Elida Schroeder
14:27
Outrage as schools trial an extra week off for pupils to give parents ‘cheaper holidays’
Some schools in England will trial an extended half term break to allow parents to avoid price hikes by travel
SoccerNews
14:27
´You don´t ever write us off´ – Hampton thrilled after dramatic England comeback
Hannah Hampton said that England should never be written off after they clinched a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Sweden
SoccerNews
14:27
Sweden 2-2 England (aet, 3-2 pens): Reigning champions scrape into semi-finals
England came from behind in normal time to earn a 2-2 draw with Sweden before winning a tense penalty shootout
Svetoslav Todorov
14:26
Embattled: Bulgaria’s Reformist Opposition Risks Buckling Under Mounting State Pressure
We Continue the Change is facing unprecedented challenges as key figures are targeted by institutions – potentially leaving pro-Russian nationalists
