Scrap metal has emerged as a key player in this transformation. Recycling scrap steel requires up to 74% less energy compared to producing steel from raw materials. It also drastically reduces CO₂ ...

BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 19. The UK and Turkmenistan are committed to expanding their bilateral economic ties, UK Ambassador to Turkmenistan Stephen Conlon told Trend.

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We’re going to be the first girlband to represent the UK since 1999, which feels like such a crazy honour. “We’re going to bring loads of fun, energy and hopefully do something that you won ...

Nigel Farage hit back at Rupert Lowe as Reform UK descended into civil war today. He insisted Reform is not a "protest party" and swiped that Mr Lowe would not have had a "cat's chance in hell" of ...

Official figures show that 728,000 people came to the UK in the year to June 2024 - fewer than in the previous 12 months. The fall was greater than expected because the estimated number of people ...

An extravagant wedding sendoff in Jhansi featured nearly a dozen earth movers escorting the bride’s car, creating a spectacle. The celebration caught the attention of authorities, resulting in ...

The first JCB backhoe, known as the Mark One, was manufactured in the same UK facility in 1953, bringing hydraulic power to the construction equipment industry. Today, JCB backhoes are also made ...

Military chiefs have lashed out at the erosion of Britain’s armed forces over the past three decades, warning that the UK could not currently maintain a presence on the ground in Ukraine.

King Charles III has visited JCB's World Headquarters in Staffordshire to get a glimpse of the company's use of hydrogen power and as part of the construction equipment giant's 80th birthday ...

Image: The King fits a tyre to a backhoe loader during his visit to JCB. Pic: Arthur Edwards/The Sun/PA The monarch also visited the world headquarters of JCB in Staffordshire to mark the ...