88 minutes ago What to stream: Michael Fassbender spies, yacht rock doc, Ben Stiller, the Beatles and Lindsay Lohan

The Oscar-nominated animated charmer “Robot Dreams” and the romantic comedy “Sweethearts” are some of this week’s new streaming entertainment releases

Politics

89 minutes ago A cool flame: how Gaia theory was born out of a secret love affair – podcast

Scientist James Lovelock gave humanity new ways to think about our home planet – but some of his biggest ideas were the fruit of a passionate collaboration. By Jonathan Watts Continue reading...

Society

89 minutes ago Coronation Street Christmas plot twists revealed with 'betrayals and bombshells’

Coronation Street producer Kate Brooks opens teases what fans can expect to come on the all important Christmas episode, including a 'glorious' send off for Helen Worth

Events

89 minutes ago King Charles behind closed doors and the 'truth' behind no affection claim

Prince Harry has claimed that his father King Charles showed little affection to him as a child - but those closest to the monarch have heavily disputed this claim

Politics

94 minutes ago Readers' Letters: We must stop kicking the assisted dying can down the road

A decision on assisted dying cannot be delayed any longer, a reader says

Events

1 hour ago Bus fares in Scotland should be capped at £2 to 'encourage people to leave their cars at home'

EXCLUSIVE: Bus passengers in England enjoy capped fares but no such scheme has been introduced in Scotland.

Economics

2 hours ago New Zealanders help to save about 30 whales after a pod strands on a beach

More than 30 pilot whales that stranded themselves on a beach in New Zealand have been safely returned to the ocean after conservation workers and residents helped to refloat them by lifting them on sheets

Politics

2 hours ago Ruben Amorim reveals what Amad improved in only three days of training at Manchester United

Amad started on the right wing in Man United's new 3-4-3 formation and assisted Marcus Rashford after only 80 seconds.

Politics

3 hours ago A mystery in Finnish Lapland, and what it means for the climate crisis – podcast

Biodiversity and environment reporter Patrick Greenfield travels to Finnish Lapland to investigate the disappearance of its carbon sink, and its implications for the fight against global heatingFinland has one of the most ambitious carbon-neutral goals in the world: to reach net zero by 2035. If this feels like a bold pledge, there’s good reason for it: two-thirds of the country is covered in forests, that have for decades absorbed more carbon dioxide than they have put out.But recently, something has changed: Finland’s carbon sink is no longer working. In fact, in barely over a decade, its forests and peatlands have become a net emitter of carbon dioxide with devastating consequences for the country’s climate goals. Continue reading...

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