Burst Pipe Leaves Adrian Chiles Waterless and Annoyed
Adrian Chiles recounts a burst pipe leaving him without water, while neighbours remain unbothered, reflecting a new normal of resigned acceptance.
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Teen Social Media Curfew: Opt-Out Raises Questions
The government's overnight social media curfew for 16- and 17-year-olds is optional, allowing teens to opt out, raising doubts about its effectiveness in reducing online harms.
Gary Stevenson: Class Signifiers Shape Perceptions of Authority
A letter from Carla Keen responds to a review of Gary Stevenson's documentary, arguing that class signifiers like accent and manner shape perceptions of authority, and that Stevenson's direct style may be misread due to class bias.
Deaf Excluded from Gene-Editing Debate, BDA Warns
Tom Lichy of the British Deaf Association warns that deaf signers are excluded from gene-editing discussions, citing a lack of accessible information in signed languages and polling showing no majority support for editing non-life-threatening conditions l
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Heatwaves Linked to 2,700 Deaths in England and Wales
Extreme heat caused about 2,700 deaths in England and Wales during May and June, with research linking higher temperatures to negative emotions and suicide risk. Experts call for climate action and practical measures.
UK MPs Call for Radical Action on Obesity, Targeting Food Industry
MPs demand radical regulation to prevent obesity, prioritizing public health over food industry interests, with proposals including advertising bans and mandatory reporting.
Food Supplements Could Help Bees Cope with Climate Crisis
Honeybees fed a probiotic and prebiotic mix survived cold stress better than those on a sugar diet, but supplements offered little protection against extreme heat.
Trump Slams NY Moratorium on Hyperscale Datacenters
Donald Trump attacked New York Governor Kathy Hochul's one-year moratorium on new hyperscale datacenters, calling it a 'terrible decision' and urging its immediate repeal.
Calls for Datacentre Moratorium After Albanese Speech
Anthony Albanese's AI speech prompts calls for a datacentre moratorium; nearly 145,000 with autism to be removed from NDIS; greater glider's glide distance overstated.
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Climate Change Supercharged West Africa Floods, Scientists Find
Global heating made devastating floods in West Africa five times more likely and 23% more intense, displacing thousands and killing dozens, scientists warn.
Train Crew Encased by Flames in Canada Wildfire Video
Video shows a train crew in Armstrong, Ontario, surrounded by flames from one of over 100 wildfires in Canada. The crew was safely evacuated, as wildfires worsen air quality in Toronto.
Wildfire Smoke Engulfs Toronto, Worst Air Quality Globally
Smoke from over 100 active wildfires in northern Ontario has made Toronto's air quality the worst in the world, with yellow haze reaching New York and other northeastern US cities.
Ukraine's 40-Day Campaign: Striking Russia to Force End to War
Ukraine's 40-day campaign of deep strikes on Russian oil refineries, military sites, and cities aims to force Moscow to end the war, with significant impact on Russia's fuel supply and public morale.
Madrid Tenants Fight Investment Fund with Art and Community
Residents of Tribulete 7 in Madrid opened their homes for concerts and moved furniture to the street to protest an investment fund's purchase of their building, using art as resistance against Spain's housing crisis.
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Country Diary: Cornwall to Surrey Through Heatwave and Harvest
A nervous passenger travels from St Dominic, Cornwall, to Reigate, Surrey, passing rolling downlands, Stonehenge, and lorries loaded with straw during the second heatwave.
How Birds Cope in a Heatwave: Adaptations and Challenges
Birds cannot sweat, so they seek shade, bathe, and pant to cool down. However, ground-feeders like blackbirds struggle to find food as earthworms hide in hard-baked soil.
Andy Burnham: From Cambridge 'Impostor' to Future PM
Andy Burnham's journey from a reluctant Cambridge student to Labour's next prime minister, marked by early political victories, a communitarian vision, and a winding path through Westminster.
Nigerian Families Fight Stigma Against Disabled Children
In Nigeria, families of children with Down's syndrome and cerebral palsy face stigma and superstition. Advocates like Safiya Atta Mansoor lead marches and support groups to raise awareness and push for inclusion.
Nolan's Odyssey Filmed in Occupied Western Sahara Sparks Outcry
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, filmed in Moroccan-occupied Western Sahara, faces backlash from Sahrawi people who call it a betrayal, highlighting double standards in access and representation.
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Social Media Ban Sceptic Questions Kids, Tech and Mental Health
Psychologist Candice Odgers argues social media bans may worsen teen mental health, citing limited evidence and calling for nuanced solutions beyond restricting smartphones.
Argentina Players Celebrate Win with Falklands Banner
Argentina players displayed a banner reading 'Las Malvinas son Argentinas' after their World Cup semi-final win over England, referencing the Falklands war. UK business secretary calls for Fifa investigation.
D&D Players Raise Millions Against Corporate Elite
Dungeons and Dragons players are raising millions for progressive causes and fighting corporate elites through tabletop role-playing games, blending fantasy with political action.
Farage and Braverman Campaign in Waterlooville, Hampshire
Nels Abbey critiques Suella Braverman's call for former colonies to pay reparations to Britain, arguing it reflects a topsy-turvy political culture where ethnic minorities launder racism.
Trump Admin Replaces Slavery Exhibit at Washington's Home
Critics denounce Trump administration for replacing slavery exhibit at George Washington's Philadelphia home with a version sympathetic to enslavers, calling it a 'first step to fascism.'
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Hegseth's Testosterone Screening: Gender-Affirming Care for Troops
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announces testosterone screening for troops over 30, sparking debate on gender-affirming care and military priorities amid escalating Iran conflict.
Salad Days: No-Cook Meals and Fridge-Raid Dinners for Summer
Discover lo-fi, no-cook meals and super salads for hot weather. From fridge-raid dinners to no-cook tomato chickpea salads, enjoy minimal cooking with fresh ingredients.
US Intensifies Iran Strikes, Tehran Retaliates Against Gulf States
The US launched strikes near Tehran and blockaded Iranian ports; Iran retaliated against US allies, threatening all-out war and casting doubt on last month's peace deal.
World's First Community-Powered Sauna Heated by Food Waste
The world's first community-powered sauna, heated by food waste from a housing estate, is set to open in London's R-Urban Poplar project, a living lab for sustainable food systems.
5 Distractions from England's World Cup Exit
Seven cheetah cubs born at Whipsnade Zoo, Victorian replica Bayeux Tapestry in Reading, and uplifting summer sports offer solace after England's World Cup semi-final loss.
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Trump Board of Peace Gaza plan shrinks to pilot scheme
Donald Trump's Board of Peace Gaza recovery plan has shrunk from a full reconstruction blueprint to a small pilot camp near Rafah, with limited progress expected before Israeli elections.
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