78 m. ago Arctic birders combat impact of climate change and avian flu on delicate ecosystem

In one of the top Arctic birding destinations in the world, environmental and health challenges are threatening some of the seabirds that are part of Norway’s unique coastal ecosystem

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90 m. ago New EV chargers for anyone without a driveway as major trial hits parts of UK

For years, Brits who don't have a driveway have been forced to pay sky-high prices at public charging stations to keep their electric vehicles (EVs) running — but a new trial is about to change that

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90 m. ago Man United star who rejected contract under Erik ten Hag suffers incredible fall from grace

Few young players would be brave enough to leave Manchester United, but one former academy star chose to walk away from Old Trafford after Erik ten Hag arrived

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90 m. ago Spot hidden animals and objects this image in just 15 seconds to prove your IQ

A tricky brainteaser is challenging eagle-eyed puzzlers to spot the animals hidden in an outdoor scene - but you'll need to have a quick eye to find all three in under 15 seconds

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2 h. ago Two people found dead on the Gold Coast within 24 hours of each other

Both Tallebudgera Creek and Palm Beach, in the Gold Coast's south, were swarmed with police over the weekend following the devastating discoveries of two bodies

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2 h. ago A new Irish writer is getting rave reviews – but nobody knows who they are. That gives me hope | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Pen names have a long history. Now Liadan Ní Chuinn is shunning publicity in an industry that demands ever more exposureWhat’s in a pen name? Irish writer Liadan Ní Chuinn’s debut short story collection, Every One Still Here, is receiving rave reviews and rapturous praise, but hardly anyone seems to know who they are. A cursory Google turns up no photos or biographical information. All we know is that the writer is Northern Irish and was born in 1998, the year of the Good Friday agreement.A statement from Irish publisher The Stinging Fly reads: “The Stinging Fly has been working with Liadan on these stories for the past four years. From early on in the process, they expressed a desire to publish their work under a pseudonym and to protect their privacy throughout the publication process. No photographs of the author are available and Liadan will not be participating in any in-person interviews or public events.”Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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2 h. ago I run as a giant testicle after losing my brother at 24 – we need to start talking balls

EXCLUSIVE: Toby is determined to stop other families suffering the devastation his family went through when they lost his brother Rob - and that means one awkward conversation at a time

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3 h. ago Manny Pacquiao DRAWS first fight in four years and FAILS to win world title

Manny Pacquiao came out of retirement to challenge Mario Barrios, four years after his last fight which ended in defeat

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4 h. ago Swinney's government should take 'immediate action' protecting women's rights, says Ash Regan

Alba MSP Ash Regan told the Sunday Mail it was time for the Scottish Government to stop hiding behind 'faux legal ambiguity' on single sex spaces.

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4 h. ago Taxpayers foot £78m bill for faulty QEUH as scandal hospital marks 10th birthday

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Patients and families say they are still suffering from the trauma of their experiences at the £842m Glasgow facility.

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5 h. ago Bullying accusations, angry WhatsApp messages and a £55,000 legal row that divided two cafes in Wales' most famous park

Former Bute Park manager Dr Julia Sas has accused Cardiff council of constructive dismissal after a controversy involving the Secret Garden cafe

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5 h. ago Trump news at a glance: How Robert F Kennedy Jr is cancelling medical science

Measles on the rise and vaccination rates falling; EPA to be gutted of its crucial research function. Key US politics stories from Saturday 19 July at a glance“The current administration is waging a war on science,” warned Celine Gounder, a professor of medicine and an infectious disease expert at New York University in a keynote talk in May to graduates of Harvard’s School of Public Health.That war appeared to enter a new phase in the aftermath of a recent supreme court decision that empowered health and human services secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, a prominent vaccine sceptic, and other agency leaders, to implement mass firings – effectively greenlighting the politicization of science. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago How Joe Rogan became the world's richest podcaster: As he lounges on a £480k

A wise public figure would surely think twice these days before allowing themselves to be caught swanning around the Med on an ostentatious, fuel-guzzling, money-burning superyacht.

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6 h. ago Charity fundraiser ends up in hospital after tearing all the skin off his feet in horror challenge

A man on mission to walk the Welsh coastal path has asked more people to support his cause

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7 h. ago Woman's condition causes her to freeze, unable to speak with a blank expression

Ally Dowse suffers from anxiety disorder situational mutism

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8 h. ago Government prepares for release of landmark review into ailing water sector

The Independent Water Commission will outline its final recommendations to tackle systemic issues in the industry.

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9 h. ago Usyk defeats Dubois to become undisputed heavyweight champion once more

Ukrainian adds IBF belt to WBA, WBC and WBO titlesDubois suffers second defeat to Usyk in two yearsThe mighty Oleksandr Usyk is, yet again, the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world as he decisively defeated Daniel Dubois in the fifth round after a display as clinical as it was brutal. At the age of 38, Usyk outclassed and outfought his British rival, who is 11 years his junior, to establish himself definitively as the best heavyweight, so far, of the 21st century.The end was as conclusive as it was crushing. A sharp combination set up an opening for Usyk’s crunching right hook. Dubois crumpled to the canvas then, bravely, he rose unsteadily to his feet. But the outcome had already been decided. Usyk moved in with shark-like speed and stealth. A shuddering overhead left detonated against the already listing head of Dubois who fell heavily to the canvas, his gumshield spitting helplessly from his mouth. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Huge changes to water companies set out this week will 'make bills fair'

Ministers have told firms they must do more if they want to restore public trust - as complaints continue to rise and half of Brits feel they’re being ripped off.

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10 h. ago The innocent inheritance tax blunder that can cost your family dearly

Some 220 estates last year received a tax bill on £61 million worth of gifts given away incorrectly, according to HMRC data.

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10 h. ago Start saving for your pension at 18, says Legal & General boss

Antonio Simoes has called for the age at which workers are automatically included in company pensions schemes to be cut.

Economics