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Gambling firm Betway hit with record £11.6m penalty Image copyright Getty Images Online betting firm Betway has been hit with a record penalty of £11.6m for failings over customer protection and money-laundering checks. The Gambling Commission said Betway failed to check the source of funds of one customer who deposited over £8m and lost over £4m in a four-year period. It also failed to effectively interact with a customer who deposited and lost £187,000 in two days.

Climate change: Green energy plant threat to wilderness areas Image copyright Getty Images Wind, solar and hydro power installations pose a growing threat to key conservation areas, say researchers. Researchers found that over 2,200 green energy plants have been built within the boundaries of the Earth's remaining wilderness. They say that around 17% of renewable facilities globally are located in protected regions. A further 900 plants are now being developed in key areas of biodiversity. Wayne Rooney: Derby County forward tests negative for Covid-19 but must self-isolate Derby County forward Wayne Rooney will have to self-isolate for 10 days after a friend who visited him at home on Thursday tested positive for Covid-19. The former England captain, 34, has confirmed he does not have the virus himself but will still have to miss Derby's next three matches. Rooney last played in the Rams' 1-0 league defeat by Watford on Friday. Derby say Rooney must self-isolate until Thursday, 29 October in line with UK government and EFL guidelines.

Jamaal Bowman: Political newcomer shakes up NY 'status quo' Image copyright Reuters A political newcomer in New York has sent a shockwave through the Democratic party establishment by declaring victory over a 31-year incumbent. Jamaal Bowman, 44, a former Bronx school principal, has a solid lead over Eliot Engel in the 16th district. Pest Control Richmond At Multipest Ltd we provide an extremely competent and courteous service to both residential and commercial clients throughout the UK, with quality being of crucial importance to us at all times. We are proud members of National Pest Technicians Assocation (NPTA), The British Pest Control Association (BPCA), and are Safe Contractor Approved. We are also delighted to announce that we are now members of The Confederation of European Pest Management Association (CEPA).

Give A New Life To Trees With Guidance From Tree Surgeons When we are suffering from ill health, we visit a doctor as we know that a medical expert holds the key to our well-being. When we find the trees around us or in our garden or in our vicinity needing treatment, we call for the Tree surgeons Brentwood. The tree surgeons not only look to treat the trees but also take charge in cases where the trees need to be trimmed, cut short to a certain height and many more such things. Basically, all kinds of works related to the general treatment if the trees are included when you seek to hire a tree surgeon. This article helps us understand things better and makes the jobs undertaken by the tree surgeons clearer to us.

US Space Force launches first national security mission News BBC News Navigation Sections Tree Surgeons Dulwich Keith Archers Tree Care Specialists Ltd, have been established tree surgeons in Dulwich for over 14 years, during which time we have worked alongside a number of local authorities and housing associations, earning an enviable reputation as being the most professional, reliable and friendly tree surgeons in Dulwich. As local Dulwich tree surgeons, we are dedicated to providing you with only the highest standard of workmanship, and will strive to ensure your trees are looked after and cared for, always working in your best interests. Furthermore, we are constantly re-investing in the latest in tree surgery technologies, as we believe this will always enable us to deliver the finest quality service. Tree Surgeons in Dulwich If you're looking for tree care services in Dulwich look no further - we offer a comprehensive range of tree services tailored for your specific needs, undertaking all aspects, including pruning, felling, site clearance, stump grinding and woodland management.

Bayer to pay $10.9bn to settle weedkiller cancer claims Image copyright Getty Images Chemical firm Bayer is to pay up to $10.9bn (£8.8bn) to settle cancer claims linked to its Roundup weedkiller. The glyphosate-based product has been subject to about 125,000 lawsuits over its allegedly carcinogenic effects. New York-based law firm Weitz & Luxenberg says it has reached a settlement on behalf of almost 100,000 people. Bayer denies any wrongdoing but said the payout would end "uncertainty". Roundup was originally launched by US firm Monsanto, which bought by Bayer in 2018.

Gutter Clearance Richmond Domestic & Commercial Gutter Clearance in Richmond, Twickenham & throughout West London Debris Removal Blocked gutters can lead to damp problems and damaged brickwork potentially costing thousands of pounds as debris from trees and excessive moss growth can cause major problems. The build up of muck washed from the roof by rain water, bird droppings, moss and lichen can grow at an alarming rate, even if your property has no trees in the vicinity, hence it is advisable to have your gutters cleared on an annual basis to prevent water damage to your property.

Scotland's best new buildings of 2020 Eighteen buildings have made the shortlist of The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland's annual awards. The developments, which include Aberdeen Art Gallery and Bertha Park High School in Perth, were selected from 80 entries. Judging will take place at the end of March and the RIAS award winners will be announced on 28 May. 'It is a worrying time to be running a zoo' Image copyright Chester Zoo Keepers have been isolating near animals in zoos as attractions have had to bring in measures to care for their creatures amid the coronavirus crisis. While many workplaces have reduced business, animals still need the same level of care despite zoos, aquariums and safari parks closing to visitors. At Twycross Zoo in Leicestershire, some keepers have been staying on site. Meanwhile, at Birmingham's Sealife Centre staff were storing salt in case shipments of seawater were stopped.

UK coronavirus LIVE: London's weekly Covid cases pass 10,000 as Wales confirms 'firebreak' lockdown Indonesia's vaccine response stymied by whether vaccines are halal The president of the world's largest Muslim-majority nation, Joko Widodo, called on Monday for Indonesia not to rush the rollout of vaccines, citing concerns over public awareness about whether they were halal. With more than 365,000 coronavirus cases and 12,000 deaths, Indonesia has struggled to get its outbreak under control and the government has been racing to secure a supply of vaccines while still under development, drawing criticism from some epidemiologists for seeking a "silver bullet" solution before full vaccine efficacy and safety is known. Controversy over whether vaccines adhere to Islamic principles has stymied public health responses before in Indonesia, including in 2018, when the Indonesian Ulema Council issued a fatwa declaring a measles vaccine was haram, or forbidden under Islam.

Coronavirus: New York imposes quarantine on eight US states Media playback is unsupported on your device New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have asked people travelling from states where Covid-19 cases are rising to go into self-isolation for 14 days. New Jersey's Phil Murphy said people in the three states had been "through hell and back" and did not want "another round" of virus infections. Some southern and western states have been reporting record numbers of cases. The University of Washington predicts 180,000 US deaths by October - or 146,000 if 95% of Americans wear masks. So far, the US has recorded more than 2.3 million cases of the virus and more than 121,000 deaths.