BUDAPEST IS THE CAPITAL AND LARGEST CITY OF HUNGARY, LOCATED IN CENTRAL EUROPE. IT IS SITUATED ON THE BANKS OF THE DANUBE RIVER AND IS DIVIDED INTO TWO PARTS: BUDA ON THE WEST BANK AND PEST ON THE EAST BANK. THE CITY HAS A RICH HISTORY, STUNNING ARCHITECTURE, AND A VIBRANT CULTURAL SCENE, MAKING IT ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN EUROPE. Budapest has a history that dates back more...
Heat pumps: more than 80% of households in Great Britain are satisfied with the system.’
More than 80% of households that have replaced their gas boilers with an electric heat pump are satisfied with their new heating system, according to the first significant survey of heat pump users.The survey commissioned by the innovation charity Nesta found that those who use heat pumps to warm their homes reported broadly similar levels of satisfaction to those with gas boilers.Satisfaction...
‘Change in U.K. visa rules not aimed at Indian students’: U.K. Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad.
U.K. Deputy Foreign Minister Lord Tariq Ahmad said the changes in U.K. visa rules would not impact Indian undergraduate students. Lord Ahmad added that the U.K. government has benefitted from Indian students, and current visa rules are only for students in research and doctoral studies courses who sometimes don’t complete their courses.Lord Ahmad told NDTV: “Those students who come for...
Rishi Sunak’s supermarket price cap plan ‘won’t make a jot of difference’, BRC says
Industry leaders have warned that Rishi Sunak’s plan to encourage supermarkets to cap their prices of everyday staples won’t make a difference to shoppers.With food price inflation in the UK reaching a staggering 19.1% in the year to March – the highest rate in Western Europe – the prime minister is understandably eager to bring the figure to a sustainable level.Downing Street is understood to be...
Drug gang jailed thanks to CCTV footage from dealer’s house
A trio of drug dealers has been put behind bars thanks to footage from the CCTV system at one of their homes.“Incriminating footage” of Usman Yousuf, Mohammed Majeed and Azaan Tariq gave detectives an insight into their criminal enterprise in Rochdale, Greater Manchester.It shows Yousuf arriving at his home with Majeed and leaving with a large blue holdall which would later be dropped off at a...
Cost of living crisis: ‘I had so many hopes – but now each day I regret not dying of cancer
It was October last year when Scope, the disability equality charity, warned that the government is failing disabled people during the cost of living crisis.Scope warned that the government’s one-off payments for people on disability benefits did not “touch the sides” and put people in a “life-or-death situation”.Petitions were also launched calling for more significant support, and it was...
Cardiff riot: Key updates you may have missed as IPOC investigates
The Cardiff riot following the death of two teenagers in an apparent road accident continues to raise questions over what sparked the violence and the police officer’s role in the incident.The Maverick Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said on Friday that it was investigating four different factors over the crash that saw friends Harvey Evans, 15, and Kyrees Sullivan, 16, killed in a collision in...
Madeleine McCann: Key updates of the last 72 hours during the search for missing girl
Police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann 16 years ago have ended their new search of a Portuguese reservoir.The German-led investigation began on Tuesday after they requested access to the Barragem do Arade reservoir, with teams using diggers and divers to carry out the search.German authorities have yet to reveal why they have begun searching the site. Still, it is believed to...
Prince Harry trial – live: Piers Morgan sacking made me ‘Angel of Death, says Mirror lawyer
The High Court trial between Prince Harry and the Daily Mirror publisher over phone hacking claims is in its third week.Today, 25 May, Paul Vickers gave evidence for the defendants. Vickers — formerly the company secretary and the group legal director — said in his witness statement he had become known as the ‘angel of death’ in the newsrooms of the publishing company’s titles after...
Coastal erosion: Thousands of Scottish rocks were sent to an English village to stop the coastline from falling into the sea
Several thousand massive rocks have been shipped from Scotland to an English village to stop the coastline and road from falling into the sea.Around 13,500 tons of stone were transported to a beach in the seaside section of Blue Anchor in West Somerset to stop coastal erosion.The £3.8m permanent scheme will support the walls, mudstone cliff, and a section of the B3191 road.Workers will move the...