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She was diagnosed three years ago and her symptoms are likely to worsen over time, eventually leading to her dependence on a wheelchair.Left to right: Larry Sheeran, Kate Murphy, Trish Murphy, Clare Sheeran, Sheila Sheeran, Nuala Watkins and Paul SheeranA sold-out charity gala organised in support of a Belfast woman has raised more than £28,000 for research into a rare progressive genetic disease.Clare Sheeran from the south of the city lives with Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA), a progressive neurological condition that leads to a decline in motor skills. It causes damage to the nervous system and affects movement, speech and the…

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GREENSBORO, Ga., April 5, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Spray Foam Systems, a leading supplier of spray foam equipment, mobile rigs, and contractor solutions, today announced the expansion of its chemical product offerings through a new partnership with Quadrant Performance Materials. This collaboration enables Spray Foam Systems to offer contractors EnviroSeal® open-cell and closed-cell spray foam insulation products. With this addition, Spray Foam Systems now provides contractors across the Southeast to local access to high-performance polyurethane solutions, including EnviroSeal open-cell and closed-cell insulation systems engineered for energy efficiency, durability, and consistent application performance. They also offer nationwide shipping to all contractors. The…

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Artificial intelligence is consuming enormous amounts of electricity in the United States. According to the International Energy Agency, AI systems and data centers used about 415 terawatt hours of power in 2024. That accounts for more than 10% of the country’s total electricity production, and demand is projected to double by 2030. This rapid growth has raised concerns about sustainability. In response, researchers at a School of Engineering have created a proof-of-concept AI system designed to be far more efficient. Their approach could reduce energy use by up to 100 times while also improving performance on tasks. A Hybrid Approach…

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Gillingham showed a glimpse of what they could be like on Friday – and striker Ronan Hale is hoping for more of the same.A promising second-half display against promotion-chasing Walsall saw the Gills claim a point after a 2-2 draw.Gillingham goalscorer Ronan Hale enjoyed the way they played at Walsall on Friday Picture: @Julian_KPIHale has cut a frustrated figure at times since his move south from Scottish side Ross County, but he finished off a slick passing move to score in the game on Friday.“It was a good team goal,” said the striker, who now has four goals for the Gills.“You…

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The National Bank of Rwanda (NBR) has warned the public that crypto payments and trades using the local currency remain illegal in the country after Bybit added support for the Rwandan franc for its peer-to-peer platform on Friday. “Crypto-assets are NOT authorized for payments, FRW conversion, or P2P trading involving FRW under the current framework,” the central bank posted to X on Sunday, urging citizens to avoid crypto due to “serious financial risks and no recourse in case of loss.”The central bank’s comments were in response to an X post from Bybit on Friday, stating that the Rwandan franc (FRW) can…

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Located in the former Coal Shed premises on Boyce’s Street in the Lanes, Crazy Goose is a gastropub concept that comes from Black Rock Restaurants, an independent Brighton-based operator that runs some of the strongest restaurant brands in the city including the aforementioned steak-led restaurant, Tutto, Burnt Orange and The Salt Room. Black Rock has delivered consistently in the city since way back in 2011 when the original Coal Shed opened. In a nutshell, the venues each have their own identity and distinct menus but share the same passion for great service, cooking and beautiful interiors. If I’m honest, Crazy…

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Sunday 05 April 2026 11:29 am  |  Updated:  Sunday 05 April 2026 5:14 pm Badenoch has claimed the UK is stuck in a “toxic relationship” Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has claimed the UK is in a “toxic relationship” with big government, which is stagnating economic growth and holding people and businesses back.In an op-ed in The Times, Badenoch said the relationship is making people “miserable” while proving to some that “Britain is broken”.She wrote: “This isn’t a broken country. It’s an extraordinary one, saddled with failing big government.“I’m tired of this misery, the endless negativity, the doom and gloom. I love…

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The signals at the junction of Dobbie’s Loan, Craighall Road and the M8 on and off ramps are currently off. This is due to an electrical fault. Glasgow City Council’s traffic control and management (TRAFFCOM) team notes that further investigations are needed. A timescale for repairs to be carried out is not yet known. READ NEXT: Road users are asked to approach this junction with caution. Further updates will be provided in due course. The statement reads: “Due to an electrical fault, the traffic signals at the junction of Dobbie’s Loan/ Craighall Road/ M8 on, off ramps are off (in…

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The man, aged in his 20s, attended hospital at around 1.30am on Easter Sunday with a severe injury to his arm.PSNI logo(Image: Niall Carson/PA Wire)A man has been left with a possible life-changing injury following a reported serious assault in North Belfast in the early hours of Easter Sunday.The man, aged in his 20s, attended hospital at around 1.30am on April 5, with a severe, and possibly life-changing, injury to his arm.At this stage, the circumstances surrounding the injury are unclear, but it’s believed that the man was assaulted in the Duncairn Gardens area at around 1am.READ MORE: Teen charged…

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