Jonathan Rugman , Foreign Affairs Correspondent

Jonathan Rugman has been Foreign Affairs Correspondent at Channel four News for more than a decade.

He reported from the revolutions and uprisings in Syria, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and Bahrain and has covered stories as diverse as Somalia’s famine, the migrant crisis in the Mediterranean, corruption in world football and the Haiti earthquake. Continue reading

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PHOENIX – Have an extra bike you no longer use? Donate it to a child in foster care!

ABC15 and Earnhardt Auto Centers have kick off the two thousand seventeen Recycle Your Bicycle campaign on August twenty eight to help Arizona kids in the foster care system. Continue reading

Jessie J ‘saved’ my daughter’s life: Mother says starlet’s singing helped car crash victim, 6, come out of a coma

By Emma Clark 00:01 BST twenty Aug 2012, updated 00:34 BST twenty Aug two thousand twelve

A mum yesterday thanked pop sensation Jesse J for ‘saving’ her daughter’s life – by singing to the youngster as she came out of a coma. Continue reading

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In June, Toyota sold 22,292 Priuses in Japan, while selling only 12,998 units of the Toyota Prius in the US.

Sales of the Prius in Japan, when combined with Honda’s 8,782 sales of the fresh Honda Insight, were enough for Japan to become the fattest market for gas-electric hybrid cars in the world. Continue reading

Japan fantasies of a hydrogen society

Developing hydrogen beyond the car market

TOKYO — As home market to two of the three global carmakers selling hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, Japan is understandably optimistic about the outlook for hydrogen-powered cars.

If the government’s vision pans out, there will be some 800,000 of the futuristic water-emitting vehicles on Japanese roads by 2030, compared with just 1,700 today, along with a network of nine hundred packing stations to serve them. Continue reading