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A group of 39 farmers from Pakistan’s Sindh province has launched a landmark legal challenge against two of Germany’s largest industrial emitters. The lawsuit,...
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Generative AI has shifted from a niche creative hack to a default feature in 2026, with image, video, audio and design tools now bundled...
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British voters are increasingly building “mixed” news diets that combine legacy broadcasters, national papers, and a growing set of independent, digital-first publishers. The shift...
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Polling in early 2026 suggests Britain’s two-party dominance is loosening, with support spreading across smaller parties and independents in ways that could reshape Westminster...
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UK rents are at historic highs in March 2026, and the headline figures are only part of the story. The private rented sector is...
Wellness
Health agencies increasingly frame wellness as disease prevention, with the strongest evidence still pointing to sleep, movement, diet, stress control and social connection. In...
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A BBC investigation has reported allegations of child sexual exploitation linked to some West Midlands mini-marts, with victims said to be as young as...
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Keir Starmer’s Labour government has reportedly commissioned specialist digital support to build a network of micro-influencers to communicate cost-of-living measures. The approach reflects a...
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Schools in England’s most deprived areas are nearly three times more likely to be marked down on achievement by inspectors than schools in affluent...
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Global news cycles often focus on high-profile political debates and major market shifts, yet significant humanitarian and geopolitical developments frequently occur under the radar....
Climate
The Environment Agency has launched its largest-scale maritime recovery operation on the River Thames in over a decade. In a coordinated effort to restore...
Offbeat
Experts from Harvard University tracked the diets of 100,000 people over three decades in a research study. “Planet-friendly” foods may also help reduce a...
Offbeat
More than two million litres of water were pumped from the reservoir in the search for the phone – said to contain sensitive government...
Offbeat
The artwork, called Comedian, was part of Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan’s exhibition WE at Seoul’s Leeum Museum of Art, and consisted of a ripe...
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New York City’s independent film scene is opening its doors to the public this week. Starting March 20, 2026, the city kicks off Art...
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The UK government has been forced to admit that the national adoption system is failing to protect some of the country’s most vulnerable families....
Climate
The landscape of climate reporting in the United Kingdom faces a crisis of accuracy and framing as major news outlets struggle to reconcile scientific...
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The landscape of the global workforce has undergone a seismic shift as of March 2026, with the gig economy now accounting for nearly 40%...
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A major investigation has revealed that at least 58 babies might have survived if they had received better care at the Oxford University Hospitals...
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Scotland’s bid to become the first nation in the United Kingdom to legalise assisted dying has reached a definitive crossroads following a landmark vote...
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The United Kingdom is navigating its most significant constitutional and political strain in modern history as the gap between voter preference and parliamentary representation...
Education
Born into a world awash in racism and sexism, the singer Billie Holiday soon became a beloved voice, known for her unique, jazz-influenced style....
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Podcasts
Donald Trump has been criminally charged with trying to “defraud the United States” over the 2021 riots at the US Capitol. It’s the most...
Podcasts
Sky News’ political editor Beth Rigby and guests analyse the week’s big stories – how Home Secretary Suella Braverman handled a speeding offence, and...
Podcasts
COVID, conversations around the safety of women and children, and controversies in sport, politics and the Royal Family were among the most high-profile topics...
Podcasts
More than four years on from the Grenfell fire, thousands of people are still living in blocks with unsafe building materials. The Government has...
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The United Arab Emirates has successfully dismantled a sophisticated terrorist financing network that utilized legitimate commercial fronts to funnel money to Iran-backed Hezbollah. This...
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The graduation ceremony is often sold as the finish line, but for the current generation of UK degree-holders, it increasingly feels like the start...
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The United Kingdom has plummeted to 29th place in global youth happiness rankings, marking a significant decline in the wellbeing of the nation’s teenagers....
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More than half of the British population enters the second quarter of 2026 citing rising bills and the general cost of living as their...
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categories: defaulttags: [] Homelessness in the UK is increasingly concentrated outside the rough-sleeping counts: families placed in temporary rooms, people moving between sofas, and...
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Crystal Williams and Noelle Rodriguez, along with a third dancer, Arianna Davis, have made headlines after going public with their lawsuit against music star...
