Politics
Edentree's Andy Clark: 'We're Not Green Tourists' in Sustainable Investing
Edentree's Andy Clark says the firm is a long-term sustainable investor, not a 'green tourist,' as it marks 25 years in responsible investing with £3.9bn in assets.
Culture
Shabana Azeez on The Pitt: American coffee, skull drills, and fake birthdays
Australian actor Shabana Azeez reveals the most disgusting thing on The Pitt set was American coffee, and she broke a $75,000 skull-drilling rig. She also discusses her new show The Airport Chaplain, fake birthdays, and her views on pop culture.
Sports
Man Utd and Chelsea approach Club Brugge for £43m striker Tresoldi
Manchester United and Chelsea have both made approaches to sign Club Brugge striker Nicolo Tresoldi, valued at up to £43m, before the transfer window closes.
Business
PS5 Boycott Continues as Gamers Protest Sony's Disc Decision
Gamers continue weeklong PS5 boycott over Sony's disc production halt, with readers sharing mixed views on the protest and its impact.
Transport
Environment
Tropical Storm Moke targets Hawaii days after Lala
Tropical Storm Moke is set to hit Hawaii's southern islands with heavy rain and winds, just days after Hurricane Lala caused significant damage.
French Sunday: The Secret to a Healthier, Happier Life?
A new theory suggests the French Sunday—a complete day of rest—could be the secret to a healthier, happier life, and to dreading Monday less.
North Sea oil: dwindling reserves, enduring political symbol
North Sea oil output has fallen to 15% of its peak by 2030, yet it remains a potent political symbol, fueling debates over energy security and climate policy in the UK.
Onshore windfarm applications in England hit 10-year high
Onshore windfarm applications in England reached a 10-year high, with about 45 plans submitted in the year to March, following Labour's lifting of the de facto ban.
Licensing scheme for shoots could curb raptor poisoning
A new licensing scheme for game shoots in England could reduce pheasant releases and prevent poisoning of birds of prey, following a similar system in Scotland.
British History Quiz: From 1066 to the Modern Age
Journey through British history with questions on kings and queens, battles, the Tudors, Magna Carta and the World Wars. From the Norman Conquest onward, test your knowledge across the centuries. How much do you remember?
