‘Stop wasting money!’ Fury at eye-watering £106billion cost of HS2 rail link - poll
THE eye-watering £106billion cost for the HS2 high-speed rail link has sparked outrage, with Express.co.uk readers demanding the hugely expensive project is scrapped.
An unpublished Government review seen by the Financial Times has warned there is a...
Advantages of Mininvasive Surgery in Orthopedics
As in many other medical branches, also in orthopaedics the evolution of surgical techniques, increasingly accurate and respectful of the bone and soft tissues periarticular (muscles, vessels and nerves) and the advances in the technology with which orthopaedic prostheses are made, more and more...
The excellence of blockchain technologies at the service of enterprises 4.0
The Association blockchain of Digital Confindustria (ABIE) has greatly increased the number of associates opening also to companies that use such innovative technologies in their projects of digital transformation.
In an increasingly digital and interconnected way in which companies of...
After three years of pushing through Flanders, British commander-in-chief Douglas Haig launched a major offensive for control of the village of Passchendaele on the last day of July. The campaign, also known as the ‘Third Battle of Ypres’, proved particularly difficult for the Commonwealth forces as hundreds of thousands of men fought in Dantean...
Conservative party donors are among the investors in the company that spawned the election consultancy at the centre of a storm about use of data from Facebook.
Filings for SCL Group, which is at the top of a web of companies linked to Cambridge Analytica, show that since its conception in 2005...
Dynamic fillers and the last frontiers of Aesthetic Surgery
Stage of Aesthetic Medicine: a 2020 rich of highly qualified courses
Thanks to technological progress and scientific research, today the medicine and cosmetic surgery have evolved and refined to ensure extraordinarily natural results, that do not alter facial features and that do...
In this interview, Ornella Auzino tells us his fascinating story. A precious testimony of how it is still possible for a courageous woman to do business today, in the South, despite a thousand difficulties, fighting prejudice and reveling an illegal market that strongly penalizes local entrepreneurial activities. An example...
The European parliament has issued an embarrassing snub to Theresa May’s concessions over EU migrants, rejecting the UK’s offer in a move that casts fresh doubt on the prospect of reaching an agreement on the transition period by March.
In a sudden volte-face on Wednesday, the Home Office slipped out...
Ukraine’s president has asked for discussions to begin on an action plan that could eventually lead to membership of Nato.
Petro Poroshenko said the will of the Ukrainian people was to eventually join the Western military alliance.
Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said any decision on future membership would be up...
Three members of the controversial Oxfam Haiti team that was under investigation for sexual exploitation and other breaches physically threatened a colleague to ensure that person’s silence, according to the charity’s own inquiry into the claims.
The confidential report, finally released on Monday as part of Oxfam’s efforts to draw a line...
