Saudi air defences intercept ballistic missiles as Iran reports first night without US strikes in two weeks
Women aren’t being burnt at the stake any more, but there is still risk and violence implicit in the label ‘witch’
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More than 3,600 people sign petition for careful assessment of proposed AI hub, now a flashpoint for national debate on datacentre boom
Minns government promised no new coalmines but permits expanding existing sites, despite being behind on climate targets
The Yamaji-Wajarri people studied the wide-open skies of their country for millennia before being host to one of the world’s largest radio telescopes
One Nation is borrowing heavily from the Maga playbook. But constant claims of being misquoted predate the US president’s
The author and BookTok luminary on the nightmare trope, how to convert a straight man into loving fantasy romance, and words that should never be used in a sex scene
Kate Ellis now heads an all-female executive as women hold a majority in the party room for the first time. But when talk turns to leadership, women barely rate
Scotland Yard is looking at two £250,000 donations to the party by Britain Means Business before the 2024 election
No press briefing has been held for months, as the defence department belatedly or inaccurately releases figures
Progressive former state senate president gains nomination after Graham Platner dropped out over sexual assault allegations
How the Manchester Guardian reported the dropping of the first nuclear weapon to be used in warfare, 6 August 1945
Analysis finds more than 4 million Americans lost Snap benefits, or food stamps, from July 2025 to March 2026