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Diagnosis rates are rising because the NHS pathway is overwhelmed and fragmented, not because distress is being exaggerated.
Traditional burning in Uttarakhand shows how communities live with fire, yet what they do is often misinterpreted as dangerous.
I was also amazed to discover a basket by Austen’s graveside which was overflowing with handwritten letters.
Voters are undecided and no party is polling particularly well. All is not well for the UK prime minister – but talk of his imminent removal may be premature.
The seizure of southern Yemen by separatists raises the prospect of the country being carved in two.
One man is widely suspected of working as an IRA enforcer and a British informer at the same time. But it’s risky for the government to confirm the rumours.
Many older people with reduced mobility say they feel ‘hurried’, ‘rushed’ and ‘unsafe" when walking around their city.
Squibb delights but this film struggles to land its message.
The proportion of children in England who struggle to read has remained at a similar level for many years.
And what does America’s new national security strategy mean for Europe?
Polar bears are expected to become extinct but there are some signs their DNA is changing and they are adapting to new temperatures.
Though Netflix has always cultivated an image as television’s great disruptor, the company has persistently adopted, adapted and copied the conventions of legacy television.
Black women often carry out work their colleagues don’t, such as promoting equality, diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Less than 4% of young workers now belong to a union.
Health anxiety is real, common and costly – but healthcare has yet to catch up.
Exotic animal cafes are marketed as harmless fun, but research findings suggest a more complex truth.
Musician, mother, widow: this moving account of an extraordinarily creative life details the highs and lows of walking the earth as a woman.
US forces have seized a sanctioned oil tanker off the Venezuelan coast, a move Caracas has called an ‘act of piracy’.
The new US national security strategy says Europe faces ‘civilizational erasure’ due to high levels of immigration.
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