Новости за 06.12.2021

Myanmar's Suu Kyi jailed for four years for inciting dissent against Junta govt

‘Born on the Water’ is full of symbols that represent the life, death, and rebirth central to the Black experience in America.

Plus, Abrdn’s acquisition of Interactive Investor, US retail traders pile in, and a trio of ‘Perdita’ portraits

Lack of investment in making buildings efficient has held back emissions cuts

‘Bi-mode’ capability and other advances reduce fossil fuel use in rail transport

World must double down on efforts to save power, says watchdog

President Macron’s plans to slash energy use in buildings to hit net zero targets have stumbled

Growing energy consumption has researchers looking for more environmentally-friendly methods to keep cool

The scope for efficiency gains is enormous, even without more technology or scientific breakthroughs

The slow pace of investment into cost-effective measures to cut carbon exasperates some observers

Clearer labelling combined with tighter minimum standards can cut power wasted in the home

Converting sewage into biogas is providing power and helping to cut carbon emissions

TAXILA: The City Police officer (CPO) Rawalpindi Athar Ismail on Sunday removed station house officer (SHO) of Wah Saddar police station and directed him to report to Police Lines after an audio call allegedly made by him while using abusive language against a senior judge went viral on social media.

Monday 6 December, 2021

It’s time to fall in love again with “Mr Christmas” – Andy Williams – in this family-friendly spectacular featuring Andy (Colin Savage) and legendary special guests as he croons his seasonal favourites to a Winter Wonderland background in London's West End at The Phoenix Arts Club. Four performances only on 11, 12, 18 & 19 December 3pm (2.30pm doors).

The FT’s Stefan Wagstyl reports that governments laden with public debt following the pandemic may be considering inheritance tax increases to help rebuild their coffers

The Wagenhallen in Stuttgart were erected at the end of the 19th century in order to take some of the pressure off the main railway station at the time. They were initially used for locomotives and later for buses as a maintenance and repair depot. After being converted and extended several times, the Wagenhallen became established as a location for cultural uses from 2003 onwards.

Beijing is hoping that its BAIC B40 Plus will replicate legendary off-roading on a budget