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Map reveals 1,300 US sites leaking toxic chemicals

A groundbreaking analysis reveals over 1,300 hazardous sites across the United States where toxic 'forever chemicals' are seeping into the ground, posing a severe contamination risk to water supplies and public health.

NSW Minister: Housing objectors are 'un-Sydneylike'

NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully triggers backlash after describing residents opposing new housing developments as 'un-Sydneylike'. The controversial remarks come amid a fierce debate over Sydney's housing crisis and development policies.

Beyond the Doom: Finding Joy in Nature's Story

A powerful new perspective on environmental storytelling urges us to look beyond narratives of loss and despair, celebrating the wonder, resilience, and sheer absurdity of nature that still exists all around us.

New watchdog to tackle UK water pollution crisis

As public outrage grows over sewage spills and water pollution, a new regulatory body promises to hold water companies accountable. But will it be enough to clean up Britain's rivers and coasts?

Self-employed pension crisis looms in UK

New research reveals a worrying gap in retirement savings among self-employed workers in the UK. Find out how this could affect your financial future.

Millions not saving enough for retirement

A shocking report reveals millions of Brits are not saving enough for retirement, risking financial hardship in later life. Experts warn of a looming crisis.

Council axes ancient trees for luxury mansion

Residents and conservationists are outraged after local council greenlights controversial plans to cut down protected trees for a lavish seven-bedroom home in a historic area.

Bride’s £1k dress ruined by hidden illness

A bride-to-be splashed out £1,000 on her dream wedding dress, only to find she couldn’t wear it after being diagnosed with a rare skin condition. Her emotional story highlights the unexpected challenges of living with chronic illness.

Mother buys house for son with just £50

A determined mother in the UK purchased a home for her son with only £50, proving that perseverance and smart financial planning can make dreams come true.

Scheduling social plans boosts friendships, study finds

New research suggests that treating social plans with the same seriousness as work commitments could strengthen friendships and reduce stress. Experts weigh in on the benefits of calendar-based socialising.

Kentucky River clean-up restores polluted waterway

A large-scale clean-up operation is underway along the Kentucky River following severe pollution, with local communities and environmental groups joining forces to revive the ecosystem.

Reeves vows to transform UK planning system

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces bold plans to reform Britain's planning system, aiming to fast-track infrastructure projects and stimulate economic growth.

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