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Nicole joined the Breakfast Show to talk about the upcoming summer programme at de Gudde Wëllen. So, what is coming up? The 'Lotterie Solidaire' is taking place again this month, with the winner being drawn on 6th June. This is in collaboration with a local artist Mia Kinch. The prizes for the lottery are gifted from lots of local artists and entrepreneurs. They try to raise visibility for those who have donated, as well as creating a community that can get to know each other and connect. The money raised from the lottery this year is going to Foundation Solina, an association that help youth and older people get settled, or re-settled in life. Whether that is helping them find a place to live, or help them out with furniture the organisation tries to improve the life of people.The tickets will be drawn live at the de Gudde Weather terrace on 6th June. Find out more here: https://deguddewellen.lu/Agenda/LOTERIE-SOLIDAIRE Outside, de Gudde Wëllen have two venues; de Gudde Weather and in the park near Villa

In Uganda, a simple yet transformative solution is improving lives: replacing dirt floors with affordable, sustainable clay-based alternatives

The UK has officially banned the sale of disposable vapes as of June 1st, 2025

France is taking a significant step to protect public health, especially for its younger citizens. Starting July 1, 2025, smoking will be banned in all outdoor areas frequented by children

This episode of the PwC People Pulse is all about rugby! Rugby fans and PwC employees Marie Wojtusciszyn and Henrik Lars Latino-Madsen joined the show to talk about the upcoming PwC Cup of Nations, rugby at PwC and the charity this is all in aid of: BackToSport. Saturday 7th June at Walferdange Rugby the Cup of Nations is being held. Pop, or People of PwC, is the social groups that are run within the company to give a place for employees to share in their extra circular interests. One of these groups is rugby. Marie and Henrik are part of this group and talk about how great it is to be able to play with their colleagues. Marie has been instrumental in helping increase the women's game, both in Luxembourg and bringing to the big PwC Cup of Nations. Branches of PwC from this side of Europe come together to celebrate and compete in the PwC Cup of Nations. The event is free for all spectators and will be a day of rugby where PwC Luxembourg competes against PwC teams from England, France, Ireland and more.

Dutch scientists and engineers are turning to age-old ice rink techniques to address one of our planet's most pressing challenges: the melting Arctic sea ice

Zoos across the UK are set to roll out major animal welfare reforms aimed at giving their residents a better quality of life

Another Legacy Links treat is landing with a bang!

Stayfou a.b.s.l are a collective of creatives and friends that are putting on a pop-up event this weekend in the Luxembourg-Grund area. Magali and Jill came on the Breakfast Show to share their excitement ahead of the opening of the pop-up. The event is running from 23-25th May and is free to attend. They are inspired by the joy of working together, sharing their creative talents to teach people in workshops, and to meet fellow creatives in Luxembourg. The event consists of an art and photo exhibition, a live DJ set by Contrôle Technique, a theatre workshop, a beatmaking workshop and an upcycling workshop as well as a creative brunch. As well as the organised sessions and events, the pop-up has spaces for people to relax, have a drink and check out the music of members of the collective. Keep an eye on Stayfou a.b.s.l as they will soon be accepting members and growing their association.

After replacing approximately 700 employees with artificial intelligence systems in 2022, Klarna is now reversing course and rehiring human workers

In our new interview series on language inequality, sociolinguist Laura Vila Galán reveals how language inequality stems from history and power, not grammar. Hear why dialects matter and how social change begins with linguistic awareness.

The ACL Diagnostic Center, located in Bertrange, is the place where your car gets a full health check—without the commercial interests of a typical garage because it is focused purely on expertise, not sales. The purpose is simple: To make sure you can hit the road with confidence, knowing that your car is in top shape. So, take your car to the ACL Diagnostic Center for an expert check-up to keep your car running smoothly.

In a ground-breaking medical achievement, surgeons in California have successfully performed the world's first human bladder transplant

A groundbreaking study in Luxembourg reveals how long COVID impacts mental health in unique ways, urging personalized care. Experts say one-size-fits-all treatment no longer meets patient needs. Photo: NIH Clinical Center via flickr

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, the city is rolling out a groundbreaking guaranteed basic income program funded entirely by cannabis tax revenue

In a landmark decision, Pakistan's Senate has passed a bill banning child marriage in the Islamabad Capital Territory

The Luxembourg Allergy Network (LAN) turned 10 this week! Emile and Tamara, members of the LAN want to spread awareness about the issues and severity of food allergies, but also show that there is support here in Luxembourg. The LAN focus predominately on children and have good advice on how to spot when a child has or may grow into food allergies. They are a patient facing organisation that attempts to educate, inform and support people about and with allergies. Allergies and tolerances change over time, this can be confusing but also can expand your palette, something Emile has experience with. He was able to confront his pine nut allergy that used to be life threatening, now he jokes about how he could eat a whole bag. At different ages children start to exhibit different intolerances and allergies. Emile shared his experience about one massive impact his food allergies has had on him, socialising. He has had a variation of responses from people when he has to tell them about his food allergies. Tama

Since January 1st, Portugal achieved a remarkable feat in its pursuit of sustainable energy. Renewable energy sources supplied 82.2% of the country's total electricity consumption.

Critical climate tools that farmers rely on are finally being restored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)