UNICEF condemns looting of lifesaving supplies for children in Sudan

On Friday, the closure of Heathrow Airport due to a nearby fire led to over 1,300 cancelled flights and 240,000 disrupted passengers, with airlines facing an estimated £100m in losses. The first flight out after reopening was a British Airways trip to Riyadh, while over 100 flights were cancelled the next day as airlines struggled to retrieve their aircraft. The economic impact is immeasurable, with inbound tourism and the UK's appeal suffering in both the...

Sarah Lewis, Associate Professor at Harvard University, emphasizes the crucial link between ignorance and racism in a conversation at the UN Headquarters about the need to combat racial discrimination through art and culture. Highlighting the power of education, she stresses the importance of changing narratives and biases to create a more just and inclusive world. Through her personal experiences and academic journey, Lewis underscores the significance of visual representation and the role it plays in...

Water is crucial for economic development and societal well-being in the Baltic region, making sustainable water management essential for long-term resilience. Businesses can benefit from conducting water audits and implementing cost-effective measures to improve water efficiency and reduce costs. By investing in sustainable water practices, companies can enhance their reputation, prepare for regulatory changes, and ensure safe water access for operations and personnel. Full Article

Morrisons will close 52 cafes, 17 stores, and numerous meat and fish counters as part of a store overhaul led by CEO Rami Baitieh. 365 workers are at risk of redundancy, but many will be moved to other roles. The closures are due to higher operational costs than customer spending, with a focus on investing in areas valued by customers and the Market Street model. Full Article

A threatening email prompted a police response at Sint-Paulusschool campus Hemelvaart in Waregem, with no suspicious items found during a thorough search. Educational activities proceeded as usual, with increased security provided by authorities. Belgium faces ongoing issues with school threats, leading to stricter consequences for false alarms and increased surveillance measures to ensure safety in schools. Full Article

Rachel Reeves has rejected reports of potential cuts to universal free school meals for young children, as Chancellor Rishi Sunak prepares to announce spending cuts in his spring statement. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson is reportedly considering a £500 million reduction in the schools budget, including the possibility of means-testing free school meals for infants. The proposed cuts, which also involve stopping funding for period products and cutting some educational programs, have been met with criticism...