King overtakes Princess Anne as hardest-working member of Royal family
The ‘indefatigable’ Charles took on the most engagements in 2025, even as he underwent weekly cancer treatment.
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Trump’s attack on Venezuela is a dangerous and illegal gambit
US President Donald Trump’s attack on Venezuela contains the seeds of a wider tragedy.
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Facing a terrible choice, Husna handed over her sleeping newborn. She hasn’t held him since
The last time she saw her son he was bundled in blankets. Now the twisting saga to reunite them has hit another dead end, thanks to a snap decision by Donald Tr
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Live updates: Maduro held in New York as Trump says U.S. will temporarily ‘run’ Venezuela
U.S. commandos captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro in a surprise predawn raid. Vice President Delcy Rodríguez was then sworn in as interim president.
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This Surfshark VPN deal brings 3 years of privacy protection down to $67.19
Get three years of Surfshark VPN for $67.19 instead of $430, plus take an additional 20% off with code SURF for added savings.
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NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for January 4, 2026
Connections: Sports Edition is a New York Times word game about finding common sports threads between words. How to solve the day's puzzle.
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Leading UK far-right activist spoke at Russian extreme nationalist event
Exclusive: Patriotic Alternative’s Mark Collett addressed forum along with ideologue described as ‘Putin’s brain’The head of a leading British far-right
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Brigitte Bardot Foundation issues warning about scam memorabilia
Online adverts tout merchandise of the actress with claims the proceeds will go to her charity, it says.
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Harry Potter cafe reopens four years after devastating fire
Author JK Rowling was a regular while writing her first novels in The Elephant House in Edinburgh.
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Is the move to Australia as glossy as it appears on Instagram?
The pull to Australia has never been stronger, but is the move what it appears to be on Instagram?
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Police identify 16 more victims of Swiss bar fire
A criminal investigation has been launched into the fire, with families now facing an agonising wait to identify missing loved ones.
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Wicked composer latest to cancel Kennedy Center gig after Trump name change
Stephen Schwartz says he will not appear at the arts venue as it "has now become an ideological statement".
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Biodiversity and its restoration in limestone quarries: a review
Restoration Ecology, EarlyView.
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Looks can be deceiving. This smart fungus could beat meat at its own game.
By stripping two metabolic enzymes, scientists created a mycoprotein that needs less energy, emits less carbon, and rivals the taste and texture of real meat.
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Humble fish inspire self-cleaning microplastic filter
Washing machines release 500 grams of plastic microfibers into waterways. Researchers have made a fish gill-inspired filter that traps 99% of those microfibers.
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Wildlife is deeply embedded in sports culture. Therein lies a conservation opportunity.
Researchers argue that the emotional pull of teams could become a force in endangered species conservation.
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Italy’s bears are showing genetic signs of domestication
A new study shows how long-term coexistence with humans can reshape even the wildest predators—in this case, making bears less aggressive.
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One solution to U.S. grid expansion minimizes costs and emissions. The other maximizes reliability.
In a rare scientific analysis of pending energy legislation, researchers put two competing policy approaches to the test.
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Coffee biochar makes for lower-carbon, stronger concrete
New analysis shows that charred coffee grounds make increase concrete's strength by 30% and shrink its carbon footprint by nearly as much
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EVs aren’t just cars anymore. They can power your home slashing emissions—and bills.
A first-of-its-kind national study finds that vehicle-to-home charging can turn electric cars into grid-smart assets, reducing both energy costs and greenhouse
- Anthropocene - Newsss