Big Oil Plans 14% Production Increase Despite Climate Crisis
The world's largest oil companies plan to increase production by 14% between 2024 and 2030, according to LSE data, contradicting Paris Agreement goals as the planet faces record heatwaves.
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Martin Lewis Ambushes Badenoch on Good Morning Britain Over Student Loans Plan
Martin Lewis ambushes Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain over Tory student loans plan, arguing it only helps top earners.
Palestinians Condemn Israel’s Seizure of Historic West Bank Site
Palestinians in Sebastia condemn Israel's seizure of a historic archaeological site, calling it a land grab and violation of heritage.
Maha Movement Allies With Republican Epa On Environmental Rules
Maha movement leaders petition Trump to fire EPA chief Lee Zeldin over toxic chemical rollbacks, escalating feud with Maga.
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Drone Squads to Hunt Fly-Tippers in £45m Crackdown
UK deploys drone squads with laser-mapping in £45m crackdown on fly-tipping, as Environment Agency expands waste crime unit.
UN Expert Calls for End to Growth-Obsessed Economy Serving Ultra-Rich
UN expert Olivier De Schutter demands economic shift from growth to redistribution, prioritising basic needs over ultra-rich consumption.
Australia's £5.4bn Fuel Tax Credits Under Fire as Climate Concerns Mount
Australia's £5.4bn fuel tax credits scheme faces criticism as a costly fossil fuel subsidy that hinders climate goals.
UK Food System a 'Tinderbox' Vulnerable to Crisis, Experts Warn of Riots Risk
UK food system experts warn a single shock could spark riots, citing climate, cyber-attacks, and war as top risks.
Trump’s Climate Silence Stalls IMF and World Bank Green Plans
US pressure sidelines climate talks at IMF/World Bank spring meetings, risking shelving of green action plan for developing countries.
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Panic in Russia After Omsk Oil Refinery Hit by Ukrainian Drones
A Ukrainian drone strike on Russia's largest oil refinery in Omsk sparked panic buying, with residents urged to rush to petrol stations as black smoke rose over the Gazprom Neft facility.
Trump EPA Moves to Dismantle Chemical Disaster Safeguards
Trump EPA rolls back chemical disaster safeguards, removing public safety rules and targeting oversight bodies, sparking criticism from advocates.
Australia to Launch AusAlert Smartphone Emergency Warning System
Australia to roll out AusAlert, a $132m smartphone emergency warning system for disasters, with trials from June and national test in July.
UK AI Growth Zones Feasibility Doubts Emerge
A Guardian investigation reveals that UK government plans for AI growth zones may be unfeasible, with Lanarkshire's renewable energy promise unachievable and inflated job figures.
Watchdog Warns of Patient Risks from Private Equity in Healthcare
A watchdog group calls for greater oversight of private equity joint ventures with non-profit healthcare providers, citing risks to patients, payers, and employees, and detailing over 500 such ventures.
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Whistleblower in UK water scandal speaks out after Channel 4 drama
Robert Forrester, the whistleblower who exposed UK water pollution, speaks out after Channel 4's Dirty Business drama airs.
Glasgow MSP Demands Vape Shop Safety Crackdown After Devastating Fire
Glasgow MSP Paul Sweeney calls for vape shop safety crackdown after a fire that started in one such shop destroyed a historic building, highlighting risks of lithium batteries.
Mother Seeks PM Meeting Over Sewage After Daughter's Death
Mother of girl who died from asthma seeks inquiry into air pollution role, citing potential government breach of duty.
Government Sets One Hour Screentime Limit For Under Fives
UK government advises one hour daily screen time for children aged 2-5, none for under-2s, and no screens at mealtimes or bedtime.
Private Equity in Public Services: Children's Care Must Be Freed
Private equity firms control £24.4bn of public contracts, with children's homes and social care at risk. The Guardian calls for tighter regulation to protect vulnerable people.
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Thatcher Minister Warns on Water Nationalisation
Lord John Redwood, who helped Thatcher privatise water, warns nationalisation would repeat past failures. A YouGov poll shows 80% support public ownership, but Redwood argues for better regulation and competition.
Ofsted drops guidance linking autism and extremism
Ofsted has removed guidance linking autism to extremism from inspector training after a campaign by Chris Packham and others. An education minister confirmed the updated document no longer references children with autism.
NSW Labor toughens pokies stance with reform motion
NSW Labor conference unanimously passes motion for higher taxes on clubs with over $20m machine profits, a moratorium on new licenses, and a 50% removal target for relocated machines.
Burnham Needs a Good Revival Plan to Succeed, Says Harris
John Harris argues that reindustrialisation is key for Andy Burnham's success, noting the scale of the task and the need for a thoroughgoing, transformative plan to avoid repeating past failures.
Brazil vs US: Football's Cultural Divide at World Cup
In Brazil, football is central to life, dictating daily routines and sparking national pride, unlike in the US where it competes with other sports. The World Cup atmosphere in Brazil is pervasive.
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Nationalisation Isn't Answer for Water: Lord Redwood
Lord Redwood argues nationalisation would worsen UK water quality and supply, citing 1976 crisis under state control, and advocates for competition and better regulation.
Save Heat-Stressed Plants: Gardening Experts Warn
Gardening experts at Gardening Know How urge Brits to save heat-stressed plants by checking soil moisture, watering in the morning, adding mulch, and avoiding fertilizer.
TV Licence Fee Increases to £180 from April Fuelling Political Row
TV licence fee rises to £180 from April, sparking political debate over BBC funding. Increase linked to inflation, with further rise planned for 2027.
Camp Mystic parents push for stronger summer camp regulations across US
Parents of Camp Mystic victim push for stronger summer camp regulations in Alabama and other states after the 2025 flood tragedy.
Australian Ministers Met Japanese Gas Firms 20 Times
Australian ministers met Japanese gas firms 20 times amid lobbying push, report finds, risking fossil fuel lock-in.
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Colorado River States Miss Second Water Deadline
Western US states miss federal deadline to agree on Colorado River management, deepening uncertainty over water distribution.
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