Asteroid Armageddon: The Day Dinosaurs Died Timeline
Experts create a detailed timeline of the dinosaur-killing asteroid impact, from first signs to megatsunamis and global winter, 66 million years ago.
Category : Constitution
New Tectonic Rift Under Zambia Could Split Africa
Scientists discovered a new tectonic boundary forming under Zambia, part of the Southwest African Rift System, which could eventually split Africa into two plates.
RSPCA Can Euthanise Your Pet Without Consent
Under the Animal Welfare Act 2006, vets can euthanise pets without owner consent if suffering is severe. A family's cat was put down hours after being handed to the RSPCA.
Arts Engagement Slows Biological Ageing, UCL Study Finds
New research from UCL shows that engaging in arts activities like painting or visiting museums is linked to slower biological ageing, comparable to the benefit of quitting smoking.
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UK to Nationalise British Steel for National Security
The UK government will introduce a bill to nationalise British Steel, ensuring domestic virgin steel production for defence and infrastructure, after talks with Chinese owner Jingye failed.
Navy to Spend £200k on Women's Uniform Button Redesign
The Royal Navy will spend up to £200,000 redesigning women's uniforms to fix 'inappropriately placed' buttons on the No 1 jacket, affecting over 950 female officers.
Next Voting Rights Act Must Ban Gerrymandering Nationwide
The Supreme Court has gutted the Voting Rights Act. To protect Black political power, a new federal law must ban partisan and racial gerrymandering in all states.
MoD Accused of 'Callous Disregard' Over Chinook Data Leak
The Ministry of Defence faces a formal complaint after releasing sensitive personal data of Chinook crash families via an FOI request, sparking outrage and demands for a public inquiry.
Bradford Exhibition Revisits 1904 Somali Village Display
A new Bradford exhibition reexamines the 1904 Great Exhibition's Somali village, exploring colonial legacy, exploitation, and resistance of the 57 Somalis displayed.
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National Gallery Painting Hung in Hitler's Flat
A 16th-century painting owned by the National Gallery once hung in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment, where he entertained Eva Braun, new research reveals.
Beyond Paradise Star Jamie Bamber Joins Spy Thriller The Hive
Jamie Bamber, known for Beyond Paradise, has moved on to a new spy thriller film The Hive, currently in post-production. The film also stars Franka Potente and Sophie Cookson.
Britain Needs Electoral Reform, Not Reform UK
The local elections shattered the two-party system, with combined Labour-Tory support dropping to mid-30s. Multi-party politics is here to stay, and first-past-the-post is no longer fit for purpose.
Supreme Court Hears Voting Rights Act Data Case
The US Supreme Court is reviewing whether the Department of Justice used misleading data to support voting rights claims, a case with major implications for election law.
IS-Linked Children Need Individual Care, Not Stigma
Children of IS-linked families must be seen as individuals shaped by trauma, not extensions of their parents. Australia must prioritize their rehabilitation and reintegration.
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NKorea Mandates Nuclear Strike if Kim Assassinated
Kim Jong Un amended North Korea's constitution to require an automatic retaliatory nuclear strike if he is killed or incapacitated, prompted by the US-Israeli strikes on Iran's leadership.
GWR Nationalisation Date Set for December 13
The government has announced Great Western Railway will be nationalised on December 13, becoming the 11th operator to return to public ownership.
Citizen Assemblies: A Solution to Youth Disillusionment
Young people feel unheard by democracy. Political theorist Hélène Landemore argues citizen assemblies can bring out the shy and restore faith in politics.
City Firms Ignore Trans Toilet Ruling
A year after a landmark Supreme Court ruling, major City firms like Natwest and Co-operative Bank still allow transgender staff to use women's toilets based on self-identification, ignoring biological sex definitions.
Couple Fined $915K for Cutting Down 38 Trees Illegally
A California couple faces a $915,135 fine for illegally cutting down 38 trees on their Oakland property without permits, violating the city's protected tree ordinance.
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Judge: Trump's Humanities Grant Cuts Unconstitutional
A federal judge in New York ruled that the Trump administration's cancellation of over $100 million in humanities grants violated the First and Fifth Amendments, permanently blocking the cuts.
Tennessee Governor Signs Redistricting Law Amid Protests
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a new House map splitting a majority-Black Memphis district, sparking protests and legal challenges, with similar efforts in other Southern states.
Court Rules Henry Thynn Can Inherit from Family Trusts
The High Court has ruled that Henry Thynn, second son of the Marquess of Bath, can potentially be added as a beneficiary to three family trusts, ensuring inheritance equality.
Marquess of Bath Wins Court Bid for Surrogate-Born Son
The High Court allows the Marquess of Bath to potentially add his surrogate-born son Henry to beneficiaries of the £200m Longleat estate, resolving inheritance uncertainty.
Trump's EEOB Paint Plan Faces Federal Hearing
President Trump's proposal to paint the Eisenhower Executive Office Building white faces a crucial hearing before a federal agency, sparking preservationist opposition over potential damage to the historic granite structure.
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Greece to Amend Constitution to Put Humanity Ahead of AI
Greece announces constitutional reforms requiring AI to serve human society and protect freedoms, alongside other changes like expanded voting and mandatory schooling.
Trump Plan to Paint EEOB White Set for Approval
Donald Trump's proposal to paint the Eisenhower Executive Office Building white, citing aesthetic clash with the White House, is set for approval by the Commission of Fine Arts.
Trump's Eisenhower Building Paint Plan Gets Hearing
President Donald Trump's proposal to paint the historic Eisenhower Executive Office Building white faces a key hearing Thursday, with preservationists opposing the plan.
Guardian Cryptic Crossword Celebrates 30,000 Puzzles
The Guardian marks its 30,000th cryptic crossword, celebrating nearly a century of witty, challenging puzzles that delight and engage solvers.
Amundsen and Nobile Cross North Pole in Airship
On 12 May 1926, the airship Norge made the first undisputed visit to the North Pole, carrying Roald Amundsen, Lincoln Ellsworth, and Umberto Nobile.
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Justice Dept Probes UCLA Over Race Admissions
The US Justice Department is investigating UCLA's use of race in admissions, raising questions about affirmative action policies in higher education.
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