An analysis of a city’s sewer water can reveal a lot of information about its inhabitants – including its drug use. A new report from the EU’s EMCDDA looked at the sewer water in 56 cities in 19 European countries to analyze the pattern of drug use. The study primarily focused on concentrations of cocaine,… Keep Reading
United States President Donald Trump criticized the NHS on Twitter on Monday. “The Democrats are pushing for Universal HealthCare while thousands of people are marching in the UK because their U system is going broke and not working. Dems want to raise taxes for really bad and non-personal medical care. No thanks!” he tweeted. The… Keep Reading
Residents in The Village started lodging complaints of a stench that started to fill Earswick. The overwhelming smell was quickly followed by residents noticing raw sewage starting to pour into the road near River Foss. The incident was caused by a sewer main that cracked in York. Local utilities sent tankers and pump out to… Keep Reading
The long-term survival of the European Union depends on eradicating the current wage gap between eastern and western member states – according to leading speakers at the “Equal pay for equal work” conference in Brussels on Monday. Distinguished economists, business leaders, and labor representatives discussed the causes and consequences of the enormous wage differences between… Keep Reading
A report published by the European Network of National Human Rights Institutions found cases of severe human rights abuses in nursing homes. The report highlights a serious issue in Europe’s aging population, which is set to increase from 18.5% in 2015 to 30% in 2060. The survey was conducted in six countries: Croatia, Belgium, Hungary,… Keep Reading
The European Commission has granted Merck and Pfizer Inc. (PFE) authorization to market a treatment for patients that suffer from metastatic Merel cell carcinoma. The monotherapy treatment, Bavencio, is offered to treat an aggressive and rare form of skin cancer. Bavencio is able to be marketed in 28 countries in the Eurozone, including Iceland, Norway,… Keep Reading
Students may soon save thousands of pounds in tuition fees, as the Chancellor mulls over cuts that would extend over a three-year period, The Independent reports. Philp Hammond is considering capping charges at £7,500 per year, down from the current rate of £9,250 per year. Hammond’s move comes after several warnings that graduates may not… Keep Reading
As part of the Government’s plans for Brexit, European courts will still hand down rulings in the UK to settle cross-border issues, like divorce and child custody. A paper outlining Britain’s future cooperation with EU civil courts will state that individuals and businesses need reassurance that their cases will be handled after Britain exits the… Keep Reading
Brexit is the center of the UK and European Union news. Government officials warn that children of divorcing parents will be thrown into turmoil if a deal between the UK and EU isn’t made. Regulations exist to help divorcees in the EU manage conflicts. Brussels II Regulation remains the standard across the EU. The Regulation… Keep Reading
Richard Hammond is back behind the wheel just weeks after the 47-year-old escaped from a wreck in Switzerland that left his car in flames. The Grand Tour presenter managed to escape the vehicle with a fractured knee. The potentially deadly crash caused his electric supercar to burst into flames, which took eight hours to extinguish.… Keep Reading