Mark Lowen

He defended the way the crisis had been handled.

He defended the way the crisis had been handled.

Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam has invested heavily in alternative energy supplies to act as a contingency to deal with power outages. With Heathrow recently announcing a multi-billion pound expansion plan, there are calls for it too to prioritise alternative measures to ensure its infrastructure remains robust. with vital freight goods left in limbo for a day.

Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam has invested heavily in alternative energy supplies to act as a contingency to deal with power outages. With Heathrow recently announcing a multi-billion pound expansion plan, there are calls for it too to prioritise alternative measures to ensure its infrastructure remains robust. with vital freight goods left in limbo for a day.

Business leaders say there had been a financial and reputational impact. One described the UK as a laughingstock. The Government Commission investigation, to include the regulator Ofgem, will look at the full circumstances surrounding the shutdown and consider how the network could be improved.

Business leaders say there had been a financial and reputational impact. One described the UK as a laughingstock. The Government Commission investigation, to include the regulator Ofgem, will look at the full circumstances surrounding the shutdown and consider how the network could be improved.

I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call?

I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call?

I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call?

For years, researchers into happiness have been losing wallets on purpose. And today, here in Northern Ireland, I'm going to lose some too.

For years, researchers into happiness have been losing wallets on purpose. And today, here in Northern Ireland, I'm going to lose some too.

For years, researchers into happiness have been losing wallets on purpose. And today, here in Northern Ireland, I'm going to lose some too.

Today is World Happiness Day and also sees the publication of the World Happiness Report, which this year says that places where people think strangers are generally kind, the sort of people who would return a lost wallet, well, those places tend to be happier than places where they don't believe in the kindness of strangers.

Today is World Happiness Day and also sees the publication of the World Happiness Report, which this year says that places where people think strangers are generally kind, the sort of people who would return a lost wallet, well, those places tend to be happier than places where they don't believe in the kindness of strangers.

Today is World Happiness Day and also sees the publication of the World Happiness Report, which this year says that places where people think strangers are generally kind, the sort of people who would return a lost wallet, well, those places tend to be happier than places where they don't believe in the kindness of strangers.

So I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call? Are you more pessimistic than you need to be about the kindness of strangers? The academic guru of lost wallets says most people are, and that seriously damages community well-being.

So I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call? Are you more pessimistic than you need to be about the kindness of strangers? The academic guru of lost wallets says most people are, and that seriously damages community well-being.

So I'm deliberately mislaying ten wallets across Belfast, each with a note asking to call my number if found. So how many of our ten wallets do you think will prompt a phone call? Are you more pessimistic than you need to be about the kindness of strangers? The academic guru of lost wallets says most people are, and that seriously damages community well-being.

Where did you find it? Wallet finders across Belfast have started calling me. Well, you're very kind. Why did you return it? You could have just taken the money.

Where did you find it? Wallet finders across Belfast have started calling me. Well, you're very kind. Why did you return it? You could have just taken the money.