6 h. ago Save The Children under fire for axing sponsorship of young people in developing countries

Save The Children has come under fire for ceasing sponsorship of young people in developing countries amid claims the scheme is a 'legacy of colonialism'.

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11 h. ago Tony Blair says Net Zero push has become 'irrational' and 'hysterical' and warns critics of green energy costs must not be dismissed as 'climate deniers'

The former Labour prime minister said that while most people in developed countries believe it is real they are turning away from the politics because of the sacrifices they are being asked to make.

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34 h. ago Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen takes drastic action as goat eats quadbike keys

Amanda Owen fears the worst when her goat eats her quad bike keys. Luckily one of her nine children has a bright idea to save the day, and it works!

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46 h. ago Alesha Dixon and dad of her children back together in fight to save marriage

Alesha Dixon and her husband are said to be rekindling their marriage a year after they shocked fans by announcing they had split after almost two decades together

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7 d. ago ME sufferers 'feel invisible and ignored' as NHS review shows two

NHS data for England shows middle age women and white people are much more likely to develop devastating myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) - otherwise known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

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2 w. ago ‘People love being here’: London development shows harmony between nature and housing

‘People love being here’: London development shows harmony between nature and housing  The Guardian

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2 w. ago Katie Price rushes cat to vet in terrifying state amid urgent pet ban petition

Katie Price rushed her Sphynx to the vet after he suddenly developed horrifying symptoms, as tens of thousands of people demand a ban on her pet ownership after multiple animal deaths

Events

2 w. ago Worst House On The Street viewers rage 'look at the state of it!' as couple who 'don't have a clue' fumble eye

The Channel 4 series sees property developers Scarlette and Stuart Douglas, who are brother and sister, help people transform their family homes without breaking the bank.

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2 w. ago My daughter's suicide could have been prevented. Now I fight to save other children like Jen: Sharren Bridges

Nominated in the Mail's 2025 Inspirational Women Awards, Sharren Bridges, who lost her daughter to suicide, set up a charity to guide schools in thinking 'outside the box' to help neurodivergent children.

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2 w. ago Morrisons brings back popular scheme to help families with children save money

The move aims to help families during the Easter break.

Society

3 w. ago Jesy Nelson forced to use wheelchair after horror surgery on unborn twins

Jesy Nelson has shared a big update on her unborn twins after she was rushed to hospital and required an emergency procedure to save her two children

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3 w. ago People having relationships with AI bots could hinder humans' ability to find real partners, experts warn

Psychologists say it is becoming increasingly commonplace for people to develop intimate, long-term relationships with artificial intelligence (AI) technologies

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3 w. ago Myanmar appeal raises £7.5 million on day one with donations from King and Queen

The DEC has issued an urgent appeal for funds to help the thousands injured and displaced.

Economics

3 w. ago Arts education is a right, not a privilege: this is a national emergency

Arts education in London is lagging way behind cities like Ontario, and represents a dangerous blind spot that hampers the development of young people, says Devyani Saltzman, Barbican’s Director for Arts

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3 w. ago Tackling bad cholesterol levels with statins may reduce dementia risk – study

People with low levels of ‘bad’ cholesterol are less likely to develop dementia, experts found.

Events

4 w. ago ‘We feel the pain but there is also joy’: the healing power of diasporic connection

The Legacies of Enslavement programme aims to atone for the Guardian’s past while highlighting the lasting impact of transatlantic slaveryIllustrations by Ngadi SmartSalvador, Bahia, Brazil. In capoeira – an art form whose origins were carried across the Black Atlantic by enslaved people, but which developed and grew into a cultural form of resistance in Brazil – we sometimes wish each other axé (pronounced “ah-shay”). In doing so, we would be bestowing on our interlocutor life force, vitality or just positive energy in the capoeira roda (circle where capoeira is played) or in life.The term is also used in Candomblé and Umbanda, syncretic afro-Brazilian religions with African roots. For me it also symbolises the ability to harness ancestral knowledge and energy to enrich the jogo (game of capoeira), embodying and paying tribute to those who kept the art form alive. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Latest Spain, France, Italy, Greece and Portugal Foreign Office advice for Easter

People should be aware of the latest developments before they jet off out of the UK on a spring getaway

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