Japan's population crisis deepens as births hit record low
Japan faces an unprecedented demographic emergency as new data reveals the sharpest population decline in history, with births plummeting to their lowest level since records began.
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Japanese Curry Upgrade: Soy-Marinated Egg Yolk Recipe
Discover how to transform classic Japanese curry rice into an extraordinary culinary experience with a simple soy-marinated egg yolk technique that adds incredible depth of flavour.
Japanese Minister's Korean Skincare Secret
Japan's economic security minister Sanae Takaichi credits her radiant complexion to Korean beauty products and late-night K-drama sessions, sparking international beauty conversations.
Royal Sisters Withdraw from London's Met Gala Event
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have unexpectedly pulled out of the highly anticipated high society ball, leaving organisers scrambling just days before the event dubbed 'London's Met Gala'.
London's Royal Albert Hall hosts spectacular sumo wrestling event
An extraordinary night of sumo wrestling captivated London as Japanese giants brought their ancient sport to the historic Royal Albert Hall for the first time in quarter of a century.
Sumo Wrestling Spectacle Returns to London's Royal Albert Hall
London's Royal Albert Hall prepares for a rare sumo wrestling extravaganza as Japanese champions bring this ancient sport to British audiences for a spectacular cultural showcase.
Ben Smith appointed Newcastle Building Society CEO
Newcastle Building Society announces Ben Smith as incoming Chief Executive, bringing extensive financial services experience to lead the mutual's next chapter of growth and member-focused strategy.
Japan Drinking Guide: Sake, Izakaya & Etiquette
From izakaya etiquette to sake secrets, discover how to navigate Japan's vibrant drinking culture like a true insider. Avoid social faux pas and find the best spots for an authentic experience.
Japan ends 50-year quest for Arc de Triomphe victory
In a historic moment for international horse racing, Japanese contenders have finally conquered Europe's most prestigious race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, ending a five-decade pursuit of victory that captivated the racing world.
Jimmy Kimmel's Grim Verdict on America's Future
US talk show host Jimmy Kimmel delivers a powerful, grim assessment of America's political and social state, questioning its future in a viral monologue that resonates with global audiences.
Macron Accused of Wrecking France's Economy and Society
A scathing new book by acclaimed author Éric Zemmour launches a fierce critique of Emmanuel Macron's presidency, accusing him of dismantling France's economy and fracturing its social fabric. This in-depth analysis examines the claims.
CMA Launches Probe into Nationwide-Virgin Money Merger
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has initiated a formal 'phase 1' investigation into the proposed £2.9 billion acquisition of Virgin Money by Nationwide Building Society, scrutinising potential impacts on consumer choice and competition.
Cash Crisis: 53% of UK's Free ATMs Vanish Since 2018
Exclusive investigation reveals Britain's alarming cash access crisis as free ATMs disappear and bank branches shut down, hitting vulnerable communities hardest. Regulatory action demanded.
HappyEnd: Brilliantly Mysterious Orwellian School Drama
Director Yukiko Mishima's 'HappyEnd' is a masterful and unsettling dissection of a high school's sinister pursuit of perfection, creating a brilliantly mysterious Orwellian drama that will haunt you long after the credits roll.
Bag a 5.16% Easy-Access Savings Rate Now
Savers can now earn over 5% interest without locking away their cash, as Furness Building Society launches a best-buy easy-access account. Discover how to boost your savings today.
Ex-SAS Soldier Demands Mandatory National Service for UK Youth
A decorated former SAS soldier is urging the next government to introduce compulsory national service, arguing it would instil discipline, unity, and purpose in Britain's 'lost' younger generation.
Report: Britain Becoming More Racist and Intolerant
A major new report from the UK's leading race equality think tank paints a disturbing picture of a nation backsliding on social cohesion, with a sharp rise in racist and intolerant views.
AI Fuels Unprecedented Wealth Divide and Cultural Splintering in UK
Exclusive analysis reveals how the AI revolution is concentrating vast wealth in the hands of a tiny elite while leaving communities behind, creating dangerous social fractures that threaten Britain's future.
Discover Japan's Stunning Secret Beach Paradise
Forget the bustling metropolises. Japan's secret weapon for your next holiday is its breathtaking, diverse coastline, offering everything from subtropical Okinawan waters to wild, windswept Hokkaido shores.
Tribute to Psychoanalyst and Film Pioneer Andrea Sabbadini
A tribute to the life and pioneering work of Andrea Sabbadini, the esteemed psychoanalyst, author, and founder of the Psychoanalysis and Cinema stream at the European Psychoanalytic Film Festival.
Dining Across The Brexit Divide: A Social Experiment
An intimate report from The Guardian's 'Dining Across the Divide' series, where Nyree, a staunch Remainer, and her Brexit-supporting counterpart sit down for a meal to bridge the political chasm. Discover if shared humanity can triumph over profound ideol
AI Relationships Defended: The Future of Love and Community
Delve into the controversial world of AI-human bonds as Dominique Pelicot defends her relationship. Plus, the curious case of neighbourhood cat elections and other must-read weekend stories from Australia and beyond.
Oxford Union President Secures Three A* Grades
Oxford Union President Anthony Abaraonye achieves academic excellence with three A* grades as the prestigious debating society faces backlash over its invitation to controversial American commentator Charlie Kirk.
Reeves slams Barclays over Tube cash decision
Chancellor Rachel Reeves condemns Barclays' move to scrap cash services at London Underground ticket offices, vowing government action to protect access to physical currency for vulnerable communities.
Major Lender Bans 'Bank of Mum and Dad' Deposits
A leading UK mortgage lender has abruptly banned deposits funded by parental gifts, sparking outrage among first-time buyers and experts who warn it could slam the door on homeownership for an entire generation.
Shrinking States: The Positive Future with Fewer People
Forget the doomsday scenarios. New research reveals a future with fewer people offers a surprising opportunity for greater equality, a healthier planet, and a higher quality of life for all. Discover the positive revolution in global demographics.
Sweden Targets Fully Cashless Society by 2030
Sweden is leading a financial revolution, with plans to eliminate physical currency entirely within the next decade. Discover how this bold move is transforming everyday life and what it means for the future of money.
Leave Two Fruits on Apple Tree for Bigger Harvest
Discover the simple pruning trick that UK gardeners are using to dramatically increase their apple yield. Experts reveal why leaving two specific fruits can transform your harvest.
UK's Cash Crisis: Half the Population Abandons Physical Money
New data reveals a dramatic decline in cash usage across Britain, with half the population now carrying physical money less than once a month. Explore the drivers and implications of this financial revolution.
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