Topic: David Vaughan
DAVID Vaughan says he's grateful for the faith Martin O'Neill has shown in him since becoming Sunderland manager last month.. . . For one reason or...
The reign of new manager Martin O'Neill to date has been characterised by a series of spectacular strikes which have helped to amass a total of 16...
The creditors of troubled GI Partners portfolio company Park Resorts have agreed to restructure the terms of its ?325m (?351m) debt facilities. No debt is being written off, but creditors are to take a five per cent equity stake in the business ...
OSLO (Reuters) - Dismayed by ice and storms, British explorer Captain James Cook had no regrets when he abandoned a voyage searching for a fabled southern continent in 1773.Finding only icebergs after he was the first to cross the Antarctic Circle, he ...
Satellite images show huge ice chunks breaking off western Antarctic shelfMassive ice chunks are crumbling away from a shelf in the western Antarctic Peninsula, researchers said Wednesday, warning that 1,300 square miles of ice an area larger than Rhode Island was ...
European Space Agency images show Antarctic ice shelf breaking away in massive chunksNew satellite images from the European Space Agency show massive amounts of ice are breaking away from an ice shelf on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula, researchers said ...
The notion that Antarctica is the last continent not to be heating up because of climate change is dead, according to a new study.. The exception wasn't made because there was proof that Antarctica was cooling, says Gareth Marshall of the ...
A volcano beneath Antarctica's icy surface has been detected for the first time. "We believe this was the biggest eruption in Antarctica during the last 10,000 years," said study co-author Hugh Corr, a glaciologist for the British Antarctic Survey (BAS ...
Scientists have discovered a layer of volcanic ash and glass shards in Antarctica, evidence of an old eruption by a still active volcano that researchers believe may be contributing to the thinning of Antarctic glacial ice.. The volcano's heat could possibly ...
As befits a choreographer who championed the separation of music and dance, who used chance operations to open up new possibilities and who, when his own body failed him, turned to computer technology to make movement, the exhibition " The show covers the ...
