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Cyclones Ditwah and Senyar show we must prepare for storms that are weak in wind but extreme in rain.
If this amendment proceeds, then mothers who have fled overseas with their children to escape an abusive relationship may refuse to return for fear of prosecution.
Mothers don’t normally belong in Latin epics, which were meant to be devoted to warriors and warfare.
The Trump administration is highly critical of Europe in its national security strategy, while barely mentioning the threats posed by rival great powers.
Workers are clinging to their roles and there’s little space for entry-level candidates.
A study of 8,000 children suggests social media, not screens in general, may be fuelling a rise in inattention.
Men’s home matches at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium saw an increase in ‘expressive’ crimes driven by emotional release and identity conflict.
New Weird fiction imagines worlds where humans are no longer in control.
The UK wants cleaner air. But its rules are stuck in the age of smog.
US intervention in Latin America could put China’s influence there in jeopardy.
This spiced wine has been drunk in Britain since the Romans introduced it.
Simple physics replaces expensive centrifuges, making fast testing possible anywhere.
Parties of the British left have been notorious for the arguments about what names mean. No wonder this new endeavour chose a name that effectively says nothing.
The country can’t keep tinkering with a dysfunctional tax system and expect things to get better.
Thailand-based businessman Christopher Harborne has given the largest ever single donation to a British political party.
If a judge makes a decision on their own, only their own biases will influence the verdict. In a jury, consensus needs to be reached.
The war in Ukraine is driving a wedge between the US and Europe and exposing divisions within the EU.
The erosion of trust in the US as the steward of the liberal international order should be taken seriously.
Headlines promised £500 savings on baby formula, but the UK government’s plan offers far less than struggling families hoped.
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