US weapons call 'jeopardises' Sudan ceasefire
A top RSF adviser warns US calls to cut weapons supplies threaten a fragile truce in Sudan's war, which has killed 40,000 and displaced millions. Read the latest.
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Ireland Plans 300,000 New Homes Within Five Years
The Irish government unveils a radical housing plan to build 300,000 homes by 2030, tackling the nation's severe housing crisis head-on. Discover how this ambitious strategy will transform Ireland's property landscape.
Woolwich's new £115m water park replaces old centre
Woolwich Waves, a new £115 million water park, is set to open in December, replacing the demolished 1980s Waterfront Leisure Centre. Discover the new facilities and regeneration plans.
Morrisons Installs SpotlessWater Stations Across UK
Morrisons partners with SpotlessWater to install 24/7 ultra-pure water stations. Find the full locations list and pricing details for this new sustainable service.
Investment Giants Boost Middle East Presence
BlackRock, JPMorgan and State Street significantly expand Middle East operations amid growing regional wealth management opportunities and economic diversification drives.
Colorado River states miss water management deadline
Western US states fail to agree on Colorado River water management plan, threatening supplies for 40 million people. Urgent action needed as climate crisis worsens.
CEO's fireworks display causes horse death in West Sussex
Fury erupts as Pets Corner CEO's lavish fireworks display at his £4m estate leaves horse dead. Residents demand fireworks restrictions as CEO apologises.
Israel Attacks Palestinian Water Sources 250+ Times
New data reveals Israeli forces and settlers have attacked Palestinian water infrastructure over 250 times since 2020, creating a public health catastrophe in Gaza and West Bank.
Wessex Water fined £11m for sewage failures
Wessex Water has been ordered to pay £11m for wastewater management failures. The penalty will fund improvements to reduce sewage spills across the South West.
Latin America's AI Boom Sparks Data Centre Resistance
Communities in Chile and Uruguay are taking governments to court over secretive data centre deals as AI expansion threatens water resources in drought-stricken regions.
Crawley teen jailed for stabbing 17-year-old
A Crawley teenager has been sentenced to over three years for a knife attack in Langley Green. Police warn of knife crime dangers. Read the full story.
Flooded UK Coalmines Power Green Heating Revolution
Abandoned coal mines across the UK are being transformed into revolutionary low-carbon heating sources, offering cheap warmth to communities while fighting climate change.
Meghan Markle's Acting Return: Playing Herself
The Duchess of Sussex is making a sensational return to her acting roots, set to portray herself in a new project that blurs the lines between royalty and reality.
Kristen Stewart Champions Female Film Directors
Hollywood star Kristen Stewart makes powerful plea for gender equality in film directing, calling for more opportunities for women filmmakers during London screening of her new project.
Water bosses lose bonuses as Ofwat cracks down
Regulator blocks executive payouts at six water companies amid public outrage over sewage spills and service failures. New rules give Ofwat power to veto bonuses.
V&A East Museum opens 25 March 2025 in Olympic Park
London's monumental new V&A East Museum in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park announces its 25 March 2025 opening with groundbreaking exhibitions celebrating global creativity and fashion history.
Prince Harry's new statement reveals royal accountability crisis
The Duke of Sussex breaks his silence with a powerful new declaration about his ongoing legal battles and the royal institution's refusal to accept responsibility.
V&A East: Unapologetically Diverse Museum for Gen Z
The new V&A East museum in Stratford promises to revolutionise the museum experience with diverse collections, digital innovation and community focus designed to captivate younger audiences.
Dutch Chip Blockade Threatens Car Factory Shutdowns
The Netherlands blocks China's Nexperia from acquiring Nowi, triggering a semiconductor crisis that could paralyse European car manufacturing and escalate global tech tensions.
Water firms seek double charging for sewage fixes
Water companies could bill households twice for infrastructure repairs to tackle sewage pollution under new Ofwat proposals being challenged in court by environmental campaigners.
UK Water Alert: Forever Chemicals Action Ordered
The Drinking Water Inspectorate has been directed to take immediate measures as potentially harmful PFAS chemicals are detected in UK water supplies, raising serious health concerns nationwide.
Police hunt teenage girl's rapist in Sussex park attack
A major police manhunt is underway in Sussex after a teenage girl was raped in a park during a brazen daylight attack. Authorities are urging witnesses to come forward.
Nexperia chip halt threatens car production
Major European chipmaker Nexperia suspends deliveries to Chinese customers, threatening global car manufacturing and escalating tech trade tensions.
Epic Theme Park 2 Hours From London
Discover a thrilling UK theme park offering world-class rollercoasters, water rides and family entertainment within easy reach of London - your next weekend adventure awaits!
Carney: Free Trade Era Over at APEC Summit
Canadian PM Mark Carney tells APEC summit the global economic order has fundamentally shifted, warning nations must adapt to new realities of protectionism and supply chain security.
Virginia Water: Perfect Autumn Walk Near London
Just 40 minutes from central London lies Virginia Water Lake, offering one of Surrey's most spectacular autumn displays with golden foliage, serene lakes, and stunning waterfalls.
Young man stabbed in East London street fight
A teenage victim remains in critical condition following a brutal stabbing near East Ham Station, as police launch urgent manhunt for suspects.
Puntland's drought crisis through powerful photography
Stunning photography reveals how relentless drought and disappearing rainy seasons are transforming life in Somalia's Puntland region, forcing communities to adapt to an increasingly arid landscape.
Great Barrier Reef Pipeline Sparks Environmental Fury
A controversial plan to construct a massive pipeline from the Great Barrier Reef to drought-stricken western Queensland has ignited fierce debate, pitting environmental concerns against regional water security needs.
European Carmakers Hit by Chinese Chip Crisis
Major European automotive manufacturers confront production paralysis as critical Chinese computer chips face potential EU tariffs, threatening vehicle supply chains across the continent.
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