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Reeves's 40% Cash ISA Cut Threatens Mortgage Rates and Savings

Cash ISA limit cut could raise mortgage rates

Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to slash cash ISA limits by 40%, potentially increasing mortgage rates and deterring savers. Learn how this budget move affects your finances.

38 US Universities Face Funding Suspension Over DEI Policies

Harvard, Yale face state department funding cuts

Dozens of elite US universities including Harvard and Yale risk losing state department research partnerships over diversity hiring practices. Discover which institutions are affected.

Teenager on trial for bomb experiments and Hitler glorification

Teen accused of making bomb parts in bedroom

A 19-year-old from Ilford faces trial for experimenting with homemade explosives and sharing extreme right-wing content online. Court hears he was a 'big fan of Hitler'.

£110m Giga-Mansion Set to Become London's Priciest Home

£110m Giga-Mansion to be London's Priciest Home

A £110m 'giga-mansion' at 17 Belgrave Square is set to become one of London's most expensive homes after a major redevelopment. Discover this ultra-luxury property's history and features.

Lime Mortar Revival: A Yorkshire Family's Journey to Restore Heritage

Yorkshire family masters lime mortar for home restoration

A North Yorkshire family discovers the sustainable magic of traditional lime mortar in a hands-on workshop, learning to repair their historic home with breathable, eco-friendly materials. Unlock the secrets of heritage building preservation.

Why Small Talk Is Actually a Vital Social Skill

The Surprising Power of Small Talk

Discover why small talk is an essential social tool for building rapport and a gateway to deeper conversations. Learn expert tips to master this underestimated skill.

UK Construction Productivity Trails 1990s Levels, Warns Industry Body

UK Construction Productivity Stuck in 1990s

A damning report reveals UK construction productivity is lower than in 1997. Decades of under-investment are blamed. Discover the urgent need for modernisation.

England's Housing 'Jaws of Death': Why Builders Can't Deliver

Housing crisis deepens as building costs soar

England's housebuilding crisis worsens as developers face 'jaws of death' between rising costs and stagnant prices. Can the government's 1.5 million homes target be saved?

Historic Hornsey Town Hall Reopens After Six-Year Restoration

Hornsey Town Hall restored after six-year project

North London's Grade II listed Art Deco gem, Hornsey Town Hall, reopens following a monumental six-year restoration, removed from the Heritage at Risk register. Discover the revived cultural hub.

Australian Arts Degrees to Cost $50,000 Until 2027 as Reform Stalls

$50,000 Arts Degrees to Continue Until 2027

Australian students face $50,000 arts degrees until at least 2027 as government delays reform of the controversial Job Ready Graduates scheme. Discover why critics are demanding urgent action.

London's Barbican Centre Unveils £240 Million Renewal to Improve Navigation

Barbican's £240m redesign to improve accessibility

London's iconic Barbican Centre is undergoing a major £240 million renewal. The project will introduce a new wayfinding system to tackle its confusing layout, making the brutalist landmark more accessible for all visitors from 2027.

Kentucky Professor Sues University Over Israel Course Censorship

Kentucky Professor Sues Over Israel Course Ban

University of Louisville professor faces legal battle after cancelled Israel-Palestine course. Lawsuit alleges First Amendment violations and academic freedom suppression.

Monash University Ends $43m Woodside Energy Partnership After Protests

Monash University ends Woodside Energy partnership

Monash University terminates its controversial $43m partnership with Woodside Energy following staff and student protests. Campaigners vow to continue pushing for full fossil fuel dissociation.

Shout at Seagulls to Protect Your Food, Study Finds

Shout at Seagulls to Protect Your Food

New research reveals shouting is the most effective way to deter seagulls from stealing your chips. Learn how to protect your seaside snacks today!

Shouting Works Best to Stop Seagulls Stealing Food, Study Finds

Shouting deters seagulls from stealing food

New research reveals shouting is the most effective way to stop seagulls stealing your chips. Discover the peaceful deterrent that works better than running away.

Shouting Works Best to Deter Seagulls, University of Exeter Study Finds

Shouting is best way to deter seagulls, study finds

New research from the University of Exeter reveals that shouting, not speaking, is the most effective way to stop seagulls from stealing your food. Learn the peaceful way to protect your chips.

How China Pressures UK Universities to Silence Critical Research

China's Pressure on UK Universities Over Research

Exclusive investigation reveals how Chinese government pressure led Sheffield Hallam University to remove critical human rights research. Discover the UK's academic entanglement with China.

Guardian Launches 'Building Power' Series on US Civil Rights

Guardian's Building Power: US Civil Rights Series

The Guardian unveils 'Building Power', an independent editorial series examining movement building and civil rights protection efforts across the United States. Explore the groundbreaking coverage now.

Wild but Pretty: Study Reveals Public Support for Rewilding Parks

Study: People Want Wild But Pretty Parks

New research shows public supports less mowing in parks if wild spaces look attractive. Discover how councils can boost biodiversity with public backing.

Mississippi Student Arrested for Antisemitic Attack on Dave Portnoy

Student arrested for antisemitic attack on Dave Portnoy

A Mississippi State University student faces charges after yelling antisemitic slurs and throwing coins at Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy during a pizza review. Discover the full story and Portnoy's response to rising antisemitism.

First-Gen University Students Face 36% Enrolment Gap, Report Reveals

First-generation students face 36% enrolment gap

Groundbreaking University of Queensland research reveals first-in-family students are significantly disadvantaged in higher education, with calls for official equity status to address systemic barriers.

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