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The Govan Community Alcohol Partnership (CAP) received the honour for its efforts to reduce underage drinking, promote alcohol awareness, and deliver positive youth engagement. CAPs are community-led schemes that bring together police, councils, schools, retailers, and community groups to address the harms of underage drinking and improve health and wellbeing. Key members of the Govan CAP include Police Scotland, Scottish Fire & Rescue, Glasgow Life, the Govan Youth Information Project, Govan High School, and Glasgow City Council. PC Keiran Traynor from Govan Police Office, who coordinates the scheme, said: “We are delighted with this award, which recognises the work by…

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A child under the age of 12 was allegedly found without the correct restraint inside the vehiclePolice seized a vehicle in the joint operation(Image: PSNI)The PSNI have announced the results of an operation yesterday, (Wednesday) which resulted in several prohibition notices for vehicles in a dangerous condition, and another seized in the Donegall Road area.The operation was conducted alongside members of the DVA which saw both agencies work together to target unsafe vehiciles.A PSNI officer said: “We recently carried out a joint operation with the DVA in which a number of vehicles were issued with prohibition notices for being in…

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You have probably heard the saying “you are what you eat”. And according to statistics, it is true. This is because certain foods can actually negatively impact your mood. While other foods can boost it. Simply put, food like candy, white bread, burgers, and other processed meals and snacks can cause your blood sugar to spike. And what goes up must eventually come down. Meaning, after the spike, your blood sugar crashes, and this can lead to irritability, fatigue, and even anxiety. So, it goes without saying, those foods are probably a no-no in your day-to-day diet. In recent years,…

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[KAMPALA, SciDev.Net] High-precision mapping tools can pinpoint where schistosomiasis persists down to the household level, potentially transforming efforts to eliminate the disease affecting 250 million people, a 13-year study has found. Schistosomiasis is a parasitic infection affecting more than 250 million people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization, and is especially prevalent in poor communities lacking access to clean water and sanitation. It is caused by tiny worms, called blood flukes, released by freshwater snails in rivers, ponds and lakes. The study findings, published in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases on 23 February, provide a new data-driven roadmap for global…

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The United Arab Emirates’ banking system remains fully operational despite escalating regional conflict between the US, Israel and Iran, the country’s central bank said, as authorities moved to reassure markets following missile and drone attacks in the country this week.In a statement, Central Bank of the UAE Governor Khaled Mohamed Balama said banks, financial institutions and insurers “continue to operate with full efficiency and stability,” adding that the sector is showing “the highest levels of resilience and stability.”The statement comes as the UAE’s role as a regional financial center and a growing hub for digital asset companies draws added attention…

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Ofwat wants to hit South East Water with a £22 million fine after water cuts left more than 286,000 people repeatedly without supply. The massive fine follows an investigation into multiple supply interruptions that hit homes and businesses across Kent and Sussex between 2020 and 2023. The watchdog said the firm “lacked ownership” for fixing the root causes of the persistent problems. Ofwat’s probe found South East Water had “failed to maintain supply-system resilience” and did not properly look after its own infrastructure. It also failed to plan ahead to ensure it had sufficient headroom to cope with periods of…

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Authored by Charles Dennis   Last week, the stablecoin USD1, issued by World Liberty Financial, briefly lost its dollar peg after hackers compromised the social media accounts of its founders and spread misinformation. The panic triggered a short-lived price drop, rattling confidence in what is marketed as a “stable” digital asset. Although USD1 quickly recovered and no underlying code was breached, the incident reignited concerns about the vulnerability of cryptocurrencies – even those designed to minimise volatility. The episode comes at a time when a growing number of start-ups are reconsidering how they manage their treasury reserves. Traditionally reliant on…

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Regardless of whether or not the agent’s owner told it to write a hit piece on Shambaugh, it still seems to have managed on its own to amass details about Shambaugh’s online presence and compose the detailed, targeted attack it came up with. That alone is reason for alarm, says Sameer Hinduja, a professor of criminology and criminal justice at Florida Atlantic University who studies cyberbullying. People have been victimized by online harassment since long before LLMs emerged, and researchers like Hinduja are concerned that agents could dramatically increase its reach and impact. “The bot doesn’t have a conscience, can…

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Location : The A180 eastbound between the junctions with the M180 and the A160 . Lane Closures : Lane one is closed. Reason : Broken down vehicle. Status : Currently Active. Time To Clear : The event is expected to clear between 10:15 and 10:30 on 5 March 2026. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 10:00 and 10:15 on 5 March 2026. Delay : There are currently delays of 30 minutes against expected traffic. Lanes Closed : There is one of two lanes closed. Source link

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