Asia Floods: Over 1,000 Dead as Rescue Efforts Continue
Rescue operations intensify across Asia as extreme weather claims over 1,000 lives. Get the latest on the floods in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Thailand.
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Asia Floods: Over 1,000 Dead in Thailand, Indonesia, Sri Lanka
Catastrophic flooding and landslides across Southeast Asia have killed over 1,000 people. Rescue teams are in a desperate race against time to find survivors. Follow the latest developments here.
Asia Flood Toll Nears 1,000, Militaries Deployed
Devastating flash floods and landslides across Asia have killed nearly 1,000 people. Sri Lanka and Indonesia deploy military forces for rescue and relief operations. Read the latest.
Asia Floods: 1,000 Dead as Cyclones Combine with Monsoon
Tropical cyclones and monsoon rains have triggered catastrophic flooding across South-East Asia, claiming nearly 1,000 lives and displacing hundreds of thousands. Read the full report on the devastation.
Southeast Asia Floods: Death Toll Passes 600
Devastating floods and landslides across Indonesia and Thailand have killed over 600. Rescue teams race against time as hundreds remain missing and thousands are displaced.
600+ dead in Southeast Asia floods and landslides
Catastrophic flooding and landslides have claimed over 600 lives across Indonesia and Thailand, with Sri Lanka reporting 200+ cyclone deaths. Rescue efforts continue.
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Southeast Asia Floods Death Toll Tops 350
Devastating floods and landslides across Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia have claimed over 350 lives as rescue operations continue. Learn how climate change is intensifying monsoon seasons.
Essential Weekend Reads: Free Birth to Beatles
Discover six compelling Guardian stories including Free Birth Society investigation, changing Beatles perceptions, and Britain's disappearing living rooms. Perfect weekend reading.
Midwife: Loss of Midwifery Fuels Free Birth Dangers
An NHS midwife responds to the Free Birth Society, arguing that accessible, autonomous midwifery is the solution to both medical overreach and risky free births.
German Hairy Snail Hunt and UK Social Media Shift
Discover the quest for London's tiny German hairy snail and the growing 'posting zero' trend. This weekly digest explores life's quirky lessons and modern dilemmas. Read more for a unique perspective.
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NHS directed pregnant women to controversial Free Birth Society
Exclusive: NHS websites directed women to a factsheet promoting the Free Birth Society, linked to baby deaths. Discover the full investigation into this shocking breach of trust.
Burrows' Poem 'Missing You' Examines Ageing Attitudes
Explore Miles Burrows' powerful poem 'Missing You' from his latest collection Slow Puncture, examining society's harsh treatment of the elderly through lunar metaphor. Discover this unique poetic voice.
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Asian stocks surge on Nvidia's record AI earnings
Asian markets rally as Nvidia's stellar results and CEO's AI 'virtuous cycle' forecast fuel investor optimism. Discover the impact on major indices.
16 Ancient Canoes Found in Wisconsin Lake Dating 5,200 Years
Archaeologists uncover 16 submerged Indigenous canoes in Lake Mendota, revealing a 5,200-year-old prehistoric 'parking lot' used by ancient travellers. Discover this remarkable find.
Global Markets Slide for Fourth Day on Investor Fears
Global markets face a fourth day of losses as tech valuations and US rate cut concerns spook investors. Asia-Pacific stocks hit a one-month low. Read the full analysis.
Five Cultural Shifts That Captured Australia in 2025
The Guardian's annual Shift Happens report uncovers five major cultural transformations reshaping Australian society. Discover the trends defining the nation's identity.
Minne Fry: Abstract Artist's 60-Year Career
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US pressures Thailand over collapsed Cambodia ceasefire
The US suspends trade negotiations with Thailand after Bangkok paused a Trump-brokered ceasefire with Cambodia. Border clashes resume, threatening regional stability.
Eisler Capital MD James Meenan Joins Dymon Asia
James Meenan, former managing director at Eisler Capital, joins Dymon Asia as partner in Singapore. Discover how this strategic hire strengthens Asian market presence.
Thailand-Cambodia peace deal in trouble
Thailand pauses US-brokered ceasefire with Cambodia after a landmine injures four soldiers, derailing a fragile peace. Discover the latest developments.
Thailand suspends peace deal after border landmine blast
Thailand halts US-brokered peace agreement with Cambodia after landmine injures soldiers near disputed border. Read the latest developments on escalating tensions.
Celebrity Race Across the World: All-Star Cast Revealed
The adrenaline-fuelled celebrity edition of Race Across the World has launched with four famous duos embarking on an epic journey from Southeast Asia, promising tears, tension and unforgettable moments.
WA Gas Exports May Slow Asia's Clean Energy Move
A confidential Western Australian government report reveals booming gas exports may inadvertently prolong Asia's fossil fuel dependence, undermining global climate goals.
Giant Starmer effigy unveiled for Bonfire Night
A massive 25-foot effigy of Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has been unveiled ahead of Bonfire Night celebrations in Lewes, sparking both controversy and tradition.
The Truman Show: 27 Years Later, More Prescient Than Ever
As The Truman Show approaches its 27th anniversary, this deep dive explores how Peter Weir's 1998 cinematic vision has evolved from speculative fiction to unnerving social prophecy in our age of reality TV and digital surveillance.
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