41 m. ago Can methane cuts pull us back from the brink of climate breakdown?

With temperatures breaching the Paris limit, experts say tackling the powerful gas could buy crucial time as the clean-energy shift stallsCop30: click here for full Guardian coverage of the climate talks in BrazilFor two years, global temperatures have exceeded the 1.5C heating limit laid out in the Paris climate agreement. This overshooting will have “devastating consequences”, the UN secretary general, António Guterres, has warned.The biggest worry for scientists is that further heating could trigger irreversible tipping points, such as the widespread drying out and dying off of the Amazon, or the melting of the Greenland ice sheet, beyond which climate breakdown could spiral out of control. Continue reading...

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42 m. ago I'm A Celebrity's Aitch's ‘hidden girlfriend’ with a very different life to rapper

Star is keeping his new relationship private after a very public breakup with his Australian model and social media star Lola Rose Thompson

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42 m. ago I saw the dark heart of lawless Britain at a west London car boot sale

I saw the dark heart of lawless Britain at a west London car boot sale  The Telegraph

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63 m. ago Home Secretary to scrap guaranteed asylum support in major system shake

Shabana Mahmood will lay out a series of reforms to the asylum system in the House of Commons on Monday.

Society

2 h. ago The surprising secret of success at Edinburgh school named the UK's best prep

Cargilfield School in Edinburgh has been named the best in the UK - despite Scots being less understanding of what prep school is for

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2 h. ago ‘I try not to get him started on politics!’: power couples on rows, rules and who really does the housework

As fewer people tie the knot, four well-known married couples share their secrets, from film director Bruce Robinson and artist Sophie Windham to writers Roxane Gay and Debbie MillmanBruce Robinson – best known as the writer and director of Withnail and I – met artist Sophie Windham at an Italian restaurant in London in 1982. He proposed three days later. They have been married for 42 years and still live and work side by side in the Welsh borders. They have two grownup children, Lily and Willoughby. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago From roadways to classrooms, this New Mexico program is bringing women's history out of the shadows

A program in New Mexico highlights the contributions of women through historical markers

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4 h. ago 'I found my favourite place for a UK holiday, and learned the secret to keeping it cheap'

"Now THIS is a break"

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4 h. ago One worker killed and dozens hurt in accidents at controversial fish farming firm

Documents released through freedom of information reveal 50 workers hurt - one fatally.

Events

4 h. ago 'My spots were so bad they hurt but my nan sent me a parcel and my life changed'

Nic Taylor, founder of award-winning skincare brand 47 Skin, had suffered with spots for years before a parcel from his grandma changed everything

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6 h. ago Fury as Chinese state security granted permission to check visitors' passports at BRITISH heritage site in latest row over Beijing's 'super embassy'

The plan to build the embassy has been mired in controversy over claims that Sir Keir Starmer struck a secret deal with Beijing to approve the project - despite objections from intelligence services

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7 h. ago SARAH VINE: Hidden real reason behind Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay marriage meltdown everyone's missed. It's not about money, snobbery or status

On the surface, this spat between Adam Peaty and his family about his upcoming wedding to Holly Ramsay seems like a case of boy-done-good who's got too big for his boots.

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7 h. ago MATT GOODWIN: Don't be fooled ...the Danish immigration crackdown that Labour wants to emulate has already been foiled by human rights judges

MATT GOODWIN: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will announce a suite of initiatives, which she will claim will drastically reduce illegal migration without requiring Britain to leave the ECHR

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8 h. ago Home Secretary vows to make illegal migrants wait 20 years before applying to stay in the UK permanently

The Home Secretary will unveil the proposals as part of wider plans, based on hardline Danish laws, to curb immigration and reduce the 'pull-factor' bringing migrants to the UK.

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9 h. ago BBC journalist probed by secret services over China spying allegations

The journalist is said to have cultivated potential targets for the hostile state, while working as a reporter in Brussels for a different media outlet. They remain employed by the BBC

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9 h. ago Home Secretary to announce ‘sweeping changes’ to asylum system

Shabana Mahmood will lay out a series of reforms to the asylum system in the House of Commons on Monday

Society

10 h. ago Asylum seekers to lose housing and benefit rights under Labour immigration system overhaul

Home secretary vows to make refugee status temporary as part of system overhaul

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10 h. ago UK government set to make support for asylum seekers ‘discretionary’

Home secretary expected to change system to deny help to those who can work or who have assetsShabana Mahmood is expected to announce changes to Britain’s asylum system on Monday in an attempt to quell rising fears about immigration.The home secretary plans to amend laws that guarantee housing and financial support to asylum seekers who would otherwise be destitute. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago UK to curtail asylum seekers’ automatic right to accommodation

Home secretary says Britain’s ‘generosity’ is ‘drawing illegal migrants’

Events

10 h. ago Striking doctors’ bosses turn against them as public support crumbles over pay battle

STRIKING doctors’ bosses are turning against them as public support crumbles for their pay battle with ministers. Hundreds of hospital chiefs applauded Health Secretary Wes Streeting this week when he branded the British Medical Association “unreasonable” and “reprehensible”. Managers have urged union barons to tone down their demands for a 26 per cent pay rise...

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