4 d. ago Dogging takes over area as locals say aroused revellers have sex in broad daylight

Outraged locals have called for action to be taken over an area where people allegedly engage in group sex in broad daylight, with a dogging hotspot being identified

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5 d. ago Outrage over dogging hotspot where people 'have group sex in broad daylight'

Locals are calling for action to be taken over a dogging hotspot in Northumberland where people have allegedly been spotted engaging in group sex and other types of public indecency

Politics

6 d. ago Attenborough tells William he hopes Ocean film will move people to action

The two men have a shared passion for protecting the natural world.

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6 d. ago David Attenborough tells Prince William he nearly drowned while scuba

Pioneering broadcaster recalls incident during discussion with royal about latest documentary, OceanSir David Attenborough almost drowned when testing a scuba-diving helmet for his 1957 dive on the Great Barrier Reef, the broadcasting veteran has revealed in a discussion with Prince William.Discussing his latest documentary, Ocean, the pioneering film-maker described the incident to the Prince of Wales. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Green is mainstream: Everyday climate action is saving people money

A new poll released today (Friday 6 June) by The Climate Coalition shows that people across Scotland are quietly embracing green habits — and saving money while they do it.

Economics

8 d. ago 'People are choking with dust' Calls for action on 'slow Aberfan disaster'

Concerns have been raised by residents living near Craig-yr-Hesg Pontypridd that quarry blasts are impacting their health

Events

1 week ago 14 things you'll remember doing if you grew up in the 1970s, with retro photos to bring back memories

The swinging 60s may have ended, but the 1970s ushered in an even more vibrant, all-action lifestyle for many people.

Culture

3 w. ago Martin Lewis says new price cap 'nothing to shout home about' as he urges people to take action

While Martin Lewis says the update is 'welcome' he urges consumers to do one thing to increase their savings

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3 w. ago 4 mental effects of fraud – and how to heal after being scammed

Being scammed can significantly impact mental health, leading to feelings of anxiety, shame and a loss of trust.

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3 w. ago Millions of people to receive £70 payout after credit card class action ruling

Some 2.5 million people are expected to come forward and make a claim before the end of the year.

Economics

3 w. ago Anthony Albanese has an opportunity to build a legacy of real reform. Will he take it? | Julianne Schultz

With overwhelming support from the Australian people, the enormity of this moment should not be underestimatedGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastIn a dramatic departure from normal practice, Mr Crisis and Ms Opportunity have arrived arm-in-arm at the Australian front door. Usually – remember the pandemic – Mr Crisis arrives unexpectedly and noisily and leaves Ms Opportunity sitting in the car drawing up lists of transformative things that might be done.The enormity of this moment, when the Australian people have acknowledged the crises but signalled they want decisive action – by electing a stable majority government that no longer needs to jump at a Murdoch-shaped shadow – should not be underestimated.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news emailJulianne Schultz is the author of The Idea of Australia and Steel City Blues Continue reading...

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last month Boil water alert in UK as people told to take action 'until further notice'

Customers in parts of North Yorkshire have been told to boil their tap water after routine tests showed higher than usual levels of bacteria in the supply

Events