Researchers look into island's health benefits pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 32 minutami The team aims to find out what it is about the Isle of Wight that makes people feel better.(BBC News)
Foodbank hub set to expand to meet growing demand pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 33 minutami Stratford Foodbank is preparing to move to a larger unit, to meet growing demand for its services.(BBC News)
Oil prices plunge and stocks jump after Trump announces conditional ceasefire with Iran pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 40 minutami Brent crude oil dropped to $93 a barrel after Trump ceasefire announcement and Iran’s pledge to reopen strait of Hormuz under its managementMiddle East crisis – live updatesFull report: US and Iran agree to provisional ceasefire with Tehran saying it will reopen strait of HormuzOil prices plunged by almost 15% after Donald Trump held off on his threat to bomb Iran into the stone ages on Tuesday night, and Iran’s foreign minister said passage through the strait of Hormuz would be allowed for the next two weeks under the management of its military.With just over an hour until his deadline was due to pass, the US president said he was holding off on threatened attacks on Iran, subject to Tehran agreeing to a two-week ceasefire and reopening of the strait of Hormuz. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
'Doctors thought my endometriosis was IBS' pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 41 minutami Two Kent women share their experiences with endometriosis in hopes to raise awareness.(BBC News)
Palestinian girl who lost arm in Israeli missile attack on Gaza arrives in UK pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 43 minutami Mariam Sabbah, 10, to get specialist care in Britain instead of US, after Trump halted visitor visas for PalestiniansA Palestinian child who lost her arm during Israel’s bombardment of Gaza arrived in the UK for specialist treatment on Tuesday, amid ongoing pressure on the British government to step up efforts to help evacuate critically ill and injured children from the territory.Mariam Sabbah arrived at Heathrow airport with her mother, Fatma Salman, and two brothers. They were met by a small crowd bearing gifts, balloons and bouquets. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Modern heroes and a ravaged Earth: reboot of 1950s space comic Dan Dare has liftoff pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 43 minutami Beloved characters reinvented in graphic novel coming later this year – just as interest rockets in all things spaceSufferin’ satellites! The quintessential British space hero Dan Dare is back, 76 years after he first appeared in iconic comic magazine the Eagle.With all eyes on Nasa’s Artemis II moon mission, and with the big-screen adaptation of Andy Weir’s science fiction novel Project Hail Mary, starring Ryan Gosling, going stratospheric at the box office, our love affair with space has been reignited. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
UK opening new oil and gas fields would imperil global climate goals, experts say pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 43 minutami Senior climate figures warn North Sea drilling would encourage fossil fuel exploitation by developing countriesOpening new oil and gas fields in the North Sea would “send a shock wave around the world”, imperilling international climate targets, undermining the UK’s climate leadership and encouraging developing countries to exploit their own fossil fuel reserves, experts have warned.The UK government is under stiff pressure from the oil industry, the Conservatives, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party, some trade unions and parts of the Treasury to give the green light to new oil and gas fields, despite clear evidence that doing so would not cut prices and would have almost no effect on imports. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Treat jailed drug dealers like radical extremists, says prisons watchdog pred 1 dnevom, 10 urami in 43 minutami Charlie Taylor, inspector of prisons for England and Wales, says dealers should be isolated and ‘assertively managed’Jailed criminals who are flooding prisons with drugs should be isolated like radical extremists and “assertively managed”, the England and Wales prisons watchdog has said.Charlie Taylor, HM inspector of prisons, said major dealers were living “consequence-free” in jail when they should be separated from the majority of inmates, subjected to regular searches for phones, and punished and rewarded according to their behaviour. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
ABC finance expert Alan Kohler divides Aussies with a bold proposal to fix the national childcare crisis: 'Something needs to be done'