The island’s concentration of natural resource wealth is tied to its hugely varied geological history over four billion years

MANCHESTER CITY take on League One Exeter on Saturday afternoon in the FA Cup third round, looking to avoid an upset. And new Midnite punters can get a whopping £30 in free football bets when they ... Read more MANCHESTER CITY take on League One Exeter on Saturday afternoon in the FA Cup third round, looking to avoid an upset. And new Midnite punters can get a whopping £30 in free football bets when they sign up and stake just £10 on the encounter. Find The Sun's betting publishing principles here Want to join... Show less

MANCHESTER CITY will look to avoid a giant-killing when they meet League One Exeter in the FA Cup third round on Saturday afternoon. SunSport betting experts have previewed the contest and selected... Read more MANCHESTER CITY will look to avoid a giant-killing when they meet League One Exeter in the FA Cup third round on Saturday afternoon. SunSport betting experts have previewed the contest and selected the best bets, tips and exclusive sign-up bonuses from our leading betting partners. Find The Sun's betting publishing principles here Man City vs... Show less

New research suggests dental care may be a quiet predictor of longevity.

Many travellers face disruption despite the north-west of England escaping the worst of Storm Goretti.

Surgeons report high awareness of Maryland’s All-Payer Model but inconsistent communication about it; they recognize efforts toward improved outcomes but feel disconnected from quality initiatives.... Read more Surgeons report high awareness of Maryland’s All-Payer Model but inconsistent communication about it; they recognize efforts toward improved outcomes but feel disconnected from quality initiatives. Medscape Medical News Show less

Marc Skinner's side have a live televised date with London City Lionesses.

A new single-cell “bacteria surveillance” method reveals whether antibiotics truly kill infections—or just leave them waiting to strike back. Antibiotics are usually evaluated by how well they stop... Read more A new single-cell “bacteria surveillance” method reveals whether antibiotics truly kill infections—or just leave them waiting to strike back. Antibiotics are usually evaluated by how well they stop bacteria from growing in laboratory tests. What matters just as much, though, is whether those drugs actually kill the bacteria inside the human body. Scientists at the [...] Show less

Scientists at UCL say drug developers should focus on two risk-raising variants of the Apoe geneNew therapies for Alzheimer’s disease should target a particular gene linked to the condition, accord... Read more Scientists at UCL say drug developers should focus on two risk-raising variants of the Apoe geneNew therapies for Alzheimer’s disease should target a particular gene linked to the condition, according to researchers who said most cases would never arise if its harmful effects were neutralised.The call to action follows the arrival of the first wave of drugs that aim to treat Alzheimer’s patients by removing toxic proteins from the brain. While the drugs slow the disease down, the benefits are minor, and they have been rejected for widespread use by the UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice). Continue reading... Show less

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has discovered the fastest-spinning large asteroid so far, completing a turn in under two minutes.