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Ghost Cities Reborn as Data Centres Across America

Explore how abandoned 'ghost cities' in America are being transformed into bustling data centres, with tech giants like Meta leading the charge. Discover the implications for urban development and the environment.

Solving the Global Housing Crisis: New Approaches

Discover groundbreaking strategies to address the worldwide housing shortage, from modular homes to policy reforms. Learn how cities and nations are adapting to this pressing challenge.

Manhattan-style skyscraper proposed for London

A controversial new skyscraper inspired by Manhattan's iconic skyline could soon reshape London's urban landscape, sparking debates over architectural heritage and modern development.

Ancient Roman egg found with liquid still inside

Archaeologists in the UK have made a groundbreaking discovery—a 1,700-year-old Roman egg that still holds its original liquid contents. This unprecedented find sheds new light on ancient diets and preservation techniques.

Ancient Hawaiian village unearthed in Oahu

Archaeologists have uncovered a centuries-old Hawaiian village in Oahu, revealing well-preserved artefacts and structures that offer a rare glimpse into pre-colonial life in the Pacific.

Westminster allotment plans spark fury

Residents in Westminster are up in arms over contentious plans to redevelop local allotments, sparking a heated debate over green spaces and urban development.

Manchester's luxury transformation sparks debate

Manchester is undergoing a dramatic shift, with luxury apartments and high-end developments reshaping the city into a playground for the affluent, raising concerns about affordability and local identity.

Tokyo's retro arcades fall to gentrification

Tokyo's historic shotengai shopping arcades, beloved for their old-world charm, are disappearing due to rapid gentrification. Discover how modernisation is reshaping the city's cultural landscape.

Europe's oldest lakeside village found in Albania

Archaeologists have discovered what may be Europe's oldest lakeside settlement in Albania, dating back 8,000 years. The findings at Lake Ohrid rewrite early human history in the region.

Archaeologist Brian Fagan dies aged 89

Celebrated archaeologist and author Brian Fagan, whose works brought ancient civilisations to life for millions, has died aged 89. A tribute to his groundbreaking career.

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