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Sabelo Mlangeni’s photography and the quiet revolution of rewilding Britain

Sabelo Mlangeni’s photography and the quiet revolution of rewilding Britain

South African photographer Sabelo Mlangeni wins the James Barnor Prize for his work on queer and rural communities, while a Lincolnshire rewilding project challenges Britain’s farming orthodoxy.

Low-e windows: the hidden fire risk reshaping UK building safety

Low-e windows: the hidden fire risk reshaping UK building safety

Low-emissivity windows, hailed for energy efficiency, are linked to fires in the UK—prompting calls for stricter regulations and public awareness.

World Cup fever and club turmoil: the sporting week that shook Britain

World Cup fever and club turmoil: the sporting week that shook Britain

England’s World Cup dream fuels a bank holiday pledge, while Arsenal eyes a £60m midfielder and Sheffield United faces ownership chaos. The highs and lows of British sport.

Society digest: From celebrity splits to South Korea’s legal reckoning

Society digest: From celebrity splits to South Korea’s legal reckoning

Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff’s reported breakup, South Korea’s Supreme Court ruling on former President Yoon, and France’s World Cup legacy—what these stories reveal about modern society.

Marks & Spencer’s fashion revival: how a British icon rewrote its rules

Marks & Spencer’s fashion revival: how a British icon rewrote its rules

Marks & Spencer will stage its first London Fashion Week show in September, marking a century in fashion—and a bold break from its "frumpy" past. How the retailer is reinventing itself.

UK diplomacy at a crossroads: political appointments and disability reform test credibility

UK diplomacy at a crossroads: political appointments and disability reform test credibility

As the UK faces scrutiny over Lord Mandelson’s ambassadorial appointment and calls to overhaul disability benefits, its diplomatic and welfare policies come under pressure.

Canicule historique, Trump à l'OTAN, justice pour E. Jean Carroll : la France dans le monde en surchauffe

Canicule historique, Trump à l'OTAN, justice pour E. Jean Carroll : la France dans le monde en surchauffe

Juin 2026 bat des records de chaleur en Europe, Donald Trump bouscule l'OTAN et la justice américaine condamne Trump à payer 5 millions. La France face à ses dépendances climatiques et géopolitiques.