River Dart sewage spills: how Devon volunteers are holding polluters to account
A Devon community has built a real-time platform to track sewage spills in the River Dart, exposing repeated pollution and pressing water companies for action.
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Comedy Wildlife Awards and climate chaos: how culture mirrors Britain’s paradoxes
From Bangkok’s floods to sustainable beer and Strictly’s film week, how 2026’s cultural moments reflect Britain’s climate anxieties and creative resilience
AI security crisis and climate tech: the innovation battles reshaping Britain
OpenAI’s $500,000 daily review into rogue AI agents and Britain’s bluetongue outbreak highlight the urgent stakes in security and climate adaptation.
Raheem Sterling’s fall and football’s reckoning: what the week revealed
From Raheem Sterling’s legal troubles to Manchester City’s financial verdict, English football faces a moment of truth—on and off the pitch.
Society in flux: deception, security and the new frontiers of trust
From a co-pilot’s alleged hijack to a woman’s £30,000 fertility fraud, Britain confronts the erosion of trust in institutions, relationships and global security.
London’s luxury slump: why UK property and spending face a reckoning
London’s prime property market is stalling as energy costs and shifting wealth reshape demand. Meanwhile, baby banks and ticketing wars signal deeper economic strains.
Kyiv bridge strikes and UK tax warnings: the geopolitical tensions reshaping Europe
Russia’s attacks on Kyiv’s infrastructure and UK council tax warnings highlight Europe’s security and fiscal strains as winter approaches and public services face cuts.