From car sharing to liquid cremations – how more people are choosing a ‘greener’ death
The Good Funeral Awards is run by the Association of Green Funeral Directors to promote eco-friendly funerals It might not be something that’s really crossed
Year: 2021
Talking Horses: Mr Wagyu fair price to continue remarkable progress
Form lines from sprint handicaps the length of the country converge in the Great St Wilfrid Handicap at Ripon on Saturday, including the well-run Scottish
How can I win round my frosty future mother-in-law?
The question I’m due to marry later this year and would like advice regarding my mother-in-law to be. My relationship with her tends to be
SocGen’s turnaround plan on track as it ups revenue forecast
French bank Societe Generale (SOGN.PA) on Tuesday raised its full-year revenue forecast after swinging to a profit in the second quarter on lower bad loan
Mastercard is phasing out magnetic stripes on its cards starting in 2024
Mastercard is phasing out the use of magnetic stripes on its credit and debit cards over the next decade, as the industry moves towards more
Friends ‘camping alone’ spot disturbing figure when they watch footage back
A couple of friends who went on a camping trip filmed themselves as they built a fire, but said they noticed something very disturbing in
Newcastle v West Ham: match preview
When Newcastle emerged comfortable 2-0 winners from their first match of last season at the London Stadium, few imagined West Ham would end the campaign
In a strange summer, take pleasure in small triumphs
First morning back in London. I am at the plot at around 7am. The allotment site is still lush, a symphony of near-impossible greens. The
Portugal, Luxembourg, Belgium get first tranches of EU recovery funds
Portugal, Luxembourg and Belgium on Tuesday received their first tranches of money from the 800 billion euro ($950.8 billion) EU recovery fund aimed at helping
Gigabyte to replace ‘exploding’ PSUs that Newegg bundled with RTX 30-series cards
Gigabyte is offering a return and exchange service for two of its power supply units (PSUs), following complaints that the products were “exploding” or failing.