In 2017, Gloucestershire processed 35,000 tonnes of food and farm waste into biogas; the result generated 4.56 GWh of power for 1,400 homes at Rose Hill Recycling

Economic Times - Sep 20, 2026

Rose Hill Recycling story ultimately shows how an everyday environmental problem can become an opportunity for resource recovery. In 2017, the Dymock facility was processing up to 35,000 tonnes of food and farm waste per year and using anaerobic digestion and CHP technology to transform organic material into renewable electricity and useful heat.

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India Inc, individuals could soon get to settle fund diversion cases

Sep 20, 2026

India Inc, individuals could soon get to settle fund diversion cases

India's Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is considering a novel approach to address fund siphoning cases. Offenders would return misappropriated funds along with interest, while also disclosing relevant details. This initiative aims to create a more realistic enforcement structure. The proposals, including a new mutual fund-specific category for portfolio management services, will be deliberated on September 24.

SP Group backs Tata Sons listing after Noel Tata-led stake monetisation talks stall

Sep 20, 2026

SP Group backs Tata Sons listing after Noel Tata-led stake monetisation talks stall

Shapoorji Pallonji Group now supports a Tata Sons public listing. This backing follows a delayed stake sale intended for monetization. Discussions explored tax-efficient structures and cash proceeds over time. The group holds over eighteen percent of Tata Sons and seeks to monetize. A public listing offers market valuation and potential investor attraction.

Campaign for Gigi: Experts lead calls for safe sleep national campaign

Sep 20, 2026

Campaign for Gigi: Experts lead calls for safe sleep national campaign

During a parliamentary roundtable, professors, paediatricians and early years consultants talked of so-called 'sleep experts' and the 'dangerous' advice they give to parents online

'It's a bit like The White Lotus... you can't look away': Helen George and Freddie Fox on lavish musical coming to The Lowry

Sep 20, 2026

'It's a bit like The White Lotus... you can't look away': Helen George and Freddie Fox on lavish musical coming to The Lowry

'This is exactly the sort of show that we need right now'

Turkey signals military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis

Sep 20, 2026

Turkey signals military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthis

Turkey's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan indicated technical military aid for Saudi Arabia. This support aligns with a recent defense pact involving Turkey and Pakistan. Saudi Arabia faces escalating attacks from Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen. Riyadh reported intercepting a missile and thwarting other Houthi assaults. The new defense alliance tests regional security as members signal support.

In 1997, actor Marcos Palmeira bought a degraded farm in Brazil to restore native forest. 29 years later, around 130 hectares were undergoing Atlantic Forest restoration

Sep 20, 2026

In 1997, actor Marcos Palmeira bought a degraded farm in Brazil to restore native forest. 29 years later, around 130 hectares were undergoing Atlantic Forest restoration

Actor Marcos Palmeira purchased Fazenda Vale das Palmeiras in Teresópolis in 1997. The property transitioned from conventional vegetable production to organic farming practices. It now integrates agroforestry and environmental conservation efforts across its land. A significant restoration initiative aims to replant native Atlantic Forest trees. This farm has become a life project combining food production and ecological recovery.

US President Donald Trump claims Houthis agreed not to attack US, despite Saudi Arabia campaign

Sep 20, 2026

US President Donald Trump claims Houthis agreed not to attack US, despite Saudi Arabia campaign

US President Trump said that the Houthis will not launch attacks against the United States, despite the escalating pressure and assaults on Saudi Arabia. Meanwhile, the Houthis are advancing their campaign in Yemen against the government. Trump is reportedly weighing significant actions against Iran soon, cautioning Tehran to either conform or endure serious fallout.

Motivational Quote of the day by Sophia Loren: “I have never judged myself by other people’s standards...” — How can self-belief, personal standards and resilience help you face failure without resentment?

Sep 20, 2026

Motivational Quote of the day by Sophia Loren: “I have never judged myself by other people’s standards...” — How can self-belief, personal standards and resilience help you face failure without resentment?

Today's Quote of the day by Sophia Loren explores self-belief, personal standards and the way we handle failure. Her words speak to a common struggle: comparing our lives with other people’s expectations. The lesson is simple but practical. Success feels different when we measure progress for ourselves. It also helps us face setbacks with greater responsibility, perspective and emotional strength.

Trains face disruption as emergency services respond to 'incident' in Bolton

Sep 20, 2026

Trains face disruption as emergency services respond to 'incident' in Bolton

Emergency services are responding to an incident near the railway at Moses Gate

Manchester counter-terrorism arrests RECAP as city centre street cordoned off and two arrested

Sep 20, 2026

Manchester counter-terrorism arrests RECAP as city centre street cordoned off and two arrested

A cordon is in place this afternoon - updates as we get them

Ed Sheeran calls Gaza situation 'unjustifiable' after Macklemore tour controversy

Sep 20, 2026

Ed Sheeran calls Gaza situation 'unjustifiable' after Macklemore tour controversy

Pop star Ed Sheeran called the situation in Gaza "catastrophic and unjustifiable" during a Philadelphia concert, breaking his silence on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His remarks came after criticism over the removal of opening act Macklemore from his tour following the rapper's pro-Palestinian comments. Four other supporting acts later withdrew from the tour, citing their support for Palestinians.

In 1879, a French postman Ferdinand Cheval stumbled over an unusually shaped stone; 33 years later, he had built a palace in his vegetable garden

Sep 20, 2026

In 1879, a French postman Ferdinand Cheval stumbled over an unusually shaped stone; 33 years later, he had built a palace in his vegetable garden

Ferdinand Cheval’s work was not immediately treated as a major artistic achievement. His creation existed outside conventional architectural movements, and he was an outsider to the established art world. Yet the Ideal Palace eventually attracted attention from influential artists, particularly figures associated with Surrealism.

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