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BORIS Johnson hinted the north is set for a major infrastructure boost to railroad the nation to build back from the pandemic. The PM , speaking to railway chiefs yesterday, outlined plans to speed up major projects saying he wants the Department for Transport (DfT) and Network Rail ‘to halve the time and slash the cost’ of projects. He said: “We know that it is by infrastructure, innovation and skills, we will spread opportunity around the country. “We know the good efficient mass transit systems are the great social and economic levers and bringers of hope. “It's thanks to your efforts that post-coved, post- Brexit Britain will be propelled by a new generation of electric or even hydrogen trains whizzing down the ringing grooves of change as I think [the poet] Tennyson puts it. “Reopening Beeching lines, renewing the very musculoskeletal system of the country.” Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris added: “The whole country has relied on the transport industry … [Read more...] about Boris Johnson hints North is set for major rail boost to build Britain back from the pandemic

A stunning five-bedroom country mansion boasting its own river is for sale at £1.95 million - and owners will have both shooting and fishing rights on the grounds. The Kingswood House, built in the 1600s, is nestled in a secluded location in the hamlet of Kingswood, Worcestershire, having undergone various extensions and refurbishments to give the historic property a facelift. The asking price is lower than that attached to dozens of two-bedroom flats currently on sale in parts of London. Two-bedroom flats in Chelsea or Knightsbridge, in West London, are currently on offer for £2.2m or £2.3m, according to Rightmove. The Kingswood House has five bedrooms, four reception rooms and four bathrooms - and is surrounded by 15.5 acres of rural gardens and woodland. Residents enter through an original oak-beamed open porch, leading into a hallway containing a cloakroom and a study. The main sitting room, accessed from the hallway by a stone staircase, connects to the dining room, … [Read more...] about Lavish country mansion with its own river on market for less than a 2-bed London flat

A poster hangs above the dean's office at Aristotle University in Thessaloniki. Several hundred students have occupied the building on what would otherwise be a pretty empty campus these days, if it weren't for the students and an equal number of police facing off against them. The students are protesting a recent law that would see police stationed on university campuses. The government says the move is necessary to fight crime, but students and professors say essential freedoms are at stake in a country where universities have been an important part of Greek history. Fotini Tsibiridou is a professor at the University of Macedonia, the city's second largest university, and one of more than a thousand academics protesting the new law. "I'm afraid that a militaristic culture will be heading to campus," she said. "This doesn't fit with an environment based on liberal freedoms, open dialogue and critical thinking. When people think about police, they think about oppression and not about … [Read more...] about Police officers at Greek universities: The culture clash continues

A ceremonial chariot, complete with bronze decorations and mineralised wood remains, has been discovered in the ruins of a settlement north of Pompeii. The chariot is one of several important discoveries to be made in an area called Civita Giulian outside the walls of the ancient city near Naples in Italy. The discoveries were made after an investigation into an illegal dig, officials at the archaeological site have said. The chariot, which has elements, was parked in the portico of a stable where the remains of three horses were previously found. The Archaeological Park of Pompeii called the chariot "an exceptional discovery" and said "it represents a unique find - which has no parallel in Italy thus far - in an excellent state of preservation". Advertisement Pompeii was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The chariot was spared when the walls and roof of the structure it was in collapsed. More from World Nigeria: … [Read more...] about Pompeii: Ceremonial chariot discovered in ruins of settlement outside walls of ancient city

♈ ARIES March 21 to April 20 The full moon in your fitness zone brings a two-part boost. First, an intensity of energy to get you through a recent health obstacle, so focus on a goal again, not on what stops you. Second, you get emotions working for, rather than against you, and showing how you feel at home inspires others to do the same. ♉ TAURUS April 21 to May 21 Your creative zone is powerful today and taking you in a direction. So sign up for that course, or find out more about a set of challenges. You have so many ideas and now they are ready to emerge into the world. Romance is intense and all it takes is one look or symbol from you to send a passionate message. ♊ GEMINI May 22 to June 21 Home life may feel routine but the full moon adds intrigue today and you are the key. A menu of new tastes and activities is your master stroke but it’s the way you listen to people you love that refreshes relationships. And planning for a very … [Read more...] about Horoscope today, Sunday February 28: Daily guide to what your star sign has in store for your zodiac dates