Anglesey chosen for UK's first small nuclear power station
Wylfa on Anglesey confirmed as the site for the UK's first small modular reactor, with work starting in 2026. The project will support 3,000 jobs and power millions of homes. Read more.
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AC/DC Thrills Melbourne in Epic Tour Kick-Off
AC/DC rocked Melbourne Cricket Ground, launching their first Australian tour in a decade with a thunderous two-hour set of classics. Read our full review of the epic night.
Renewables surge makes fossil fuel decline inevitable
Global renewable energy expansion will outpace all other sources, making transition from fossil fuels unstoppable despite political opposition. IEA report reveals unprecedented growth.
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.
Cheltenham November Meeting: Expert Betting Tips
Get the inside track on the Cheltenham November Meeting. Our expert analysis reveals three smart betting selections for Friday and Saturday's feature races, including Jonbon's title defence.
UK Jobs Data Fuels December Rate Cut Hopes
UK unemployment jumps to 5%, sparking expectations of a Bank of England interest rate cut in December. Discover how this impacts gilt markets and the economy.
Cheltenham November Meeting Kicks Off Jump Season
Cheltenham's prestigious November meeting heralds the real start of National Hunt season with nearly 400 entries. Discover why this historic event is jump racing's most cherished occasion.
Drax's £1m Daily Wood Pellet Subsidy Continues
The Drax power station in North Yorkshire maintains its lucrative £1m-per-day subsidy stream from burning wood pellets, sparking fresh environmental concerns and calls for policy reform.
Why I left London for Europe's friendliest city
A Londoner's journey to discover if the grass really is greener led to an unexpected winner in the European friendliness stakes, with surprising results that challenge British perceptions.
London's 3-Hour Artisan Electricity Gift
Londoners receive unexpected gift of three hours of complimentary 'artisanal electricity' from National Grid, sparking creativity and conversations about sustainable energy consumption.
Virginia Governor Spanberger wins election, faces divided government
Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger navigates a divided Virginia legislature after securing a narrow victory, setting the stage for crucial battles over abortion rights and political influence.
Drone Chaos Shuts Three Major European Airports
Three of Europe's busiest airports face complete shutdown after multiple drone sightings, causing travel chaos and raising serious security concerns across the continent.
Dick Cheney's Legacy: Reshaping US Vice Presidential Power
A retrospective examination of Dick Cheney's controversial vice presidency reveals how he reshaped American politics and expanded executive power in the post-9/11 era.
Australia's Free Solar Power Scheme to Cut Household Bills
Groundbreaking government initiative will provide free solar installations to thousands of Australian homes, offering significant relief from soaring electricity costs while accelerating the nation's renewable energy transition.
Modern Berlin Airlift: Could West Protect Civilians from Moscow?
As tensions escalate between Russia and the West, historians draw chilling parallels to the 1948 Berlin Airlift, questioning whether Western nations would muster the same courage to protect civilians today.
Trump's radical second term agenda revealed
Exclusive analysis reveals Donald Trump's sweeping plans to reshape American governance through executive orders targeting immigration, trade and federal institutions if he returns to the White House.
Wicked Director Confirms Major Song Cut From Sequel
Director Jon M. Chu confirms one of the musical's biggest numbers won't appear in Wicked Part 2, promising a fresh approach to the beloved story.
Free Solar Power: 3+ Hours Daily for Australians
A groundbreaking energy initiative will provide every Australian household with free solar-generated electricity for at least three hours daily, even without rooftop panels. Discover how this renewable revolution works.
Little Berlin: Village still divided by Cold War
Discover the remarkable story of Mödlareuth, the tiny village split in two by the Iron Curtain, where the Cold War's legacy continues to shape daily life decades after reunification.
Reeves' VAT Cut Will Backfire, Experts Warn
Chancellor's plan to slash VAT on electricity faces criticism as analysts warn it could fuel inflation and fail to target those most in need. Discover why energy experts are sounding the alarm.
Inside Stories: Chiefs of Staff Reveal Political Truths
Exclusive insights from the people who stood beside three of the world's most powerful leaders reveal the untold stories, private struggles and political realities behind the public personas.
Trump's tariff crisis echoes Reagan court battle
Analysis reveals how Trump's planned tariff powers could trigger a constitutional showdown mirroring Reagan's 1986 Supreme Court confrontation, threatening democratic norms.
Larry Lamb's £500 pay cut that changed his life
EastEnders star Larry Lamb reveals how walking away from a lucrative job for a massive pay cut launched his legendary acting career and changed his life forever.
Ukraine: Russia's substation attacks are nuclear terrorism
Ukrainian officials warn that targeted Russian strikes on electrical substations serving nuclear facilities constitute acts of nuclear terrorism, raising global safety concerns.
Beckham urged to cut barber's hair after Man Utd win
Manchester United legend David Beckham faces a hilarious fan challenge to cut barber Frank Ilett's hair following the team's remarkable fifth consecutive Premier League victory.
Cindrigo shares rise 10% in London market debut
Sustainable energy developer Cindrigo begins trading on London's Main Market, with shares rising as the company eyes major geothermal projects across Europe.
Australia's Energy Crisis Deepens: Power Prices to Soar
Millions of Australian households brace for significant electricity bill hikes as the nation's energy grid faces unprecedented strain, with experts warning of potential blackouts and urgent calls for renewable investment.
Police officer jailed for blackmailing suspect
A South Yorkshire police constable has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of blackmailing a suspect he arrested, in a serious case of corruption that has rocked public trust in the force.
German Dentists Confront Nazi Past with Memorial
German dental association breaks 80-year silence with powerful memorial acknowledging profession's complicity in Nazi sadistic practices and human experimentation.
Waterloo Station: Major 24-hour travel disruption
Commuters face severe disruption as one of London's busiest stations experiences significant power supply issues, causing widespread cancellations and delays across multiple rail services.
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