Farage's ECHR Exit Plan Alarms Rights Advocates
Nigel Farage's pledge to leave the ECHR if elected raises alarm among human rights advocates, who warn it could dismantle fundamental protections and isolate Britain on the world stage.
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Thumb Length Reveals Secret of Human Brain Evolution
Groundbreaking research uncovers the fascinating link between primate thumb proportions and brain size, offering new insights into the evolutionary journey that shaped human intelligence and dexterity.
Human Bones for Sale: The Shocking Online Trade Exposed
A Guardian investigation uncovers the alarming and unregulated rise in the online market for human bones and remains, raising serious ethical and legal questions in the UK and beyond.
Ancient Bones Reveal Early Human-Neanderthal Interbreeding
Groundbreaking analysis of 100,000-year-old bones from Israel's Skhul Cave provides compelling new evidence that early humans and Neanderthals interbred much earlier than previously believed, challenging our understanding of human evolution.
Rwandan-Backed Rebels Accused of Congo War Crimes
A damning new report from Human Rights Watch details horrific war crimes, including mass killings and rape, perpetrated by the M23 rebel group with Rwandan support in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Neanderthal-Human Mating Rewrites History 250,000 Years Back
Groundbreaking DNA analysis reveals our human ancestors interbred with Neanderthals a staggering 250,000 years ago, forcing a complete rethink of our evolutionary timeline and the resilience of Neanderthal DNA in modern humans.
UK human rights decline amid anti-Semitism surge
A damning report highlights worsening human rights in Britain, citing rising anti-Semitic violence under Labour and growing curbs on free speech. The findings echo concerns from Donald Trump's administration.
Trump admin accuses UK of human rights failures
The Trump administration has accused the UK of failing to uphold human rights standards, sparking a diplomatic row between the two allies.
Nature's resurgence in abandoned human spaces
Exploring the surprising resurgence of wildlife and ecosystems in areas abandoned by humans, as discussed in The Guardian's latest podcast.
Australia's AU$100bn student debt crisis deepens
Australia faces a growing student debt crisis, with millions of graduates struggling under billions in unpaid loans. Experts warn of long-term economic consequences.
Shell shareholders revolt over Brazil and Nigeria operations
Shell shareholders express discontent over the company's environmental and social impact in Brazil and Nigeria, as revealed by Hargreaves Lansdown.
NZ reverses fossil fuel ban amid climate concerns
In a controversial move, New Zealand’s government has voted to reintroduce fossil fuel exploration, overturning a 2018 ban. Critics warn of environmental consequences, while supporters highlight economic benefits.
Scott Mills overtakes Steve Wright in radio ratings
BBC Radio 1's Scott Mills surpasses Steve Wright in audience numbers as listening habits evolve during COVID-19. Discover how the pandemic reshaped UK radio.
Adidas, Mercedes warn against EU tariffs after Trump threat
Major German brands Adidas and Mercedes-Benz caution against EU tariffs on Chinese imports, warning of severe economic repercussions amid Trump's trade war threats.
UK GDP grows faster than expected despite trade tensions
The UK economy has shown stronger-than-expected growth, with GDP rising despite global trade tensions. Experts weigh in on what this means for consumers and businesses.
Social Media Algorithms Stifle Fashion Rebellion
Discover how social media algorithms are stifling creativity and rebellion in the fashion industry, pushing brands towards homogenised trends.
Pacific Tsunami: Survivors Rebuild After Devastation
Exclusive accounts from communities devastated by the Pacific tsunami reveal resilience amid destruction. Learn how survivors are coping and rebuilding.
Trump's Turnberry Open Championship bid faces hurdles
Former US President Donald Trump's golf resort, Turnberry, faces uncertainty over hosting the Open Championship due to environmental and political concerns.
NYC Mayor urges NFL to bring 2024 draft to New York
New York City Mayor Eric Adams urges NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell to relocate the 2024 draft to the Big Apple, highlighting potential economic benefits and the city's unmatched energy.
Southport Riots: A Year of Reflection
A year after the violent riots in Southport, the community reflects on the tragic events and their lasting impact on local politics and public safety.
Trump tariffs cost Americans $500 more yearly
New analysis reveals that Trump’s tariffs are costing American households hundreds more each year, with no clear economic benefits. Experts warn of long-term damage.
Small businesses sue Trump over 'crippling' tariffs
A coalition of small businesses has launched a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, claiming his trade tariffs have caused severe financial harm. The case could set a precedent for future trade policies.
Adani's 1% tax scandal rocks Australian mining sector
Adani's Australian operations, including the controversial Carmichael coal mine, have reportedly paid minimal corporate tax, raising questions about tax avoidance and environmental impact.
Japan’s matcha crisis: Heatwave sparks shortage
Japan's beloved matcha tea faces a severe shortage as extreme weather conditions disrupt production, threatening global supply chains and café culture.
Climateflation may hike UK food prices 35% by 2050
A stark new study reveals climate change-driven inflation could hike UK food prices by more than a third within decades, with severe weather and supply chain disruptions to blame.
Beloved Mexican Restaurant Closes – Locals Devastated
A cherished Mexican restaurant has shut down, leaving the community devastated. Locals share their favourite memories and express their sadness over the closure.
Brexit visa rules may empty UK festivals of EU talent
British music festivals could lose top EU talent due to post-Brexit visa requirements, with organisers warning of higher costs and logistical headaches.
Spanish beaches overwhelmed by invasive seaweed crisis
Thousands of tonnes of invasive seaweed are smothering Spain's coastline, disrupting tourism and marine ecosystems. Authorities scramble for solutions as beaches face an environmental emergency.
California wage hike linked to 10,000 fast-food job losses
New research suggests California's $20 fast-food wage law may have cost thousands of jobs, sparking debate about the real impact of minimum wage increases.
Early Retirement Crisis Hurting UK Economy
A growing trend of early retirement is putting strain on the UK workforce, raising concerns over economic productivity and long-term financial stability.
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