Janine Machin
Correspondent at BBC One East
BBC presenter, journalist and mum. Retweets not endorsements. Views my own.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
Fire warning over risks of rechargeable vapesJanine MachinGetty ImagesA ban on buying disposable vapes comes into force in the UK on 1 June 2025Disposable vapes will be illegal to buy in less than a week's time - and a fire service has issued a warning to people switching over to reusables when the ban comes in. Essex Fire and Rescue Service said it had seen a rise in charger fires associated with reusable vapes, many of which are "entirely preventable".
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
New lab where scientists are trying to make historyJanine MachinBBC science and technology correspondentBBCPHD student Sarah Sibug-Torres is hoping to develop a smart toilet inside her new baseFrom the structure of DNA to the electron and neutron, some of the most significant scientific discoveries have been made in the Cavendish Laboratory.
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2 months ago |
bbc.co.uk | Janine Machin
Image caption, Lucy Jung says contributing to The Cambridge Pledge is "a no-brainer"Innovate Cambridge, an initiative launched in 2022, has founded The Cambridge Pledge, a project that aims to improve the lives of people in the city who are homeless, living in poverty or in the care system. The scheme encourages entrepreneurs to offer a share of their current or future wealth to fund social projects in the area.
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2 months ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
Entrepreneurs pledge wealth to tackle inequality in cityJanine MachinBBCLucy Jung says contributing to The Cambridge Pledge is "a no-brainer"With its university spires and world-leading science sector, many believe life in Cambridge is one of privilege and wealth, but it is one of the most unequal cities in the UK.
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2 months ago |
bbc.co.uk | Janine Machin
Image source, Janine Machin/BBCImage caption, Wigmore resident Mark Salton said the estate was being "slaughtered" by developmentAirport leaders have shared hopes of almost doubling the site's annual passenger numbers to 32 million by 2043. Mark Salton, who lives on the Wigmore estate close to the airport, said the area was being "slaughtered" by development. "I feel in Wigmore we are the cash cows of the town," he said.
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