The Pitt has struck a nerve, and doctors are loving it
The hospital drama took home six Emmys during last night’s ceremony, but its biggest win
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£1.2m funding announced for transport decarbonisation research
A £1.2 million funding programme has been launched to support research into ways of cutting
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Himalayan glacial lakes are growing at an alarming rate, study warns
Glacial lakes in India’s northern Himalayas are expanding at an alarming rate, with dozens of
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Community groups invited to apply for £2.5m funding scheme
Organisations across England can apply for a share of £2.5m in government funding for projects
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Nine museums and archives given Designated Status
A medieval archive containing three issues of the Magna Carta and a cinema collection spanning
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Calls for lower citizenship fees to help people settle in UK
People applying for British citizenship are charged more than five times the amount it costs
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UK must pass dedicated AI Bill to protect human rights
The government must introduce a dedicated AI Bill and a new regulator to protect human
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Government rejects assisted dying bill for England and Wales
MPs have rejected legislation that would have allowed assisted dying for some terminally ill adults
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Government plans laws to stop children viewing nude images
The government has announced plans for new laws to prevent under-18s from viewing or sharing
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United Utilities fined £900,000 for raw sewage spill on Fylde Coast
The water company pleaded guilty to five environmental offences after raw sewage was discharged into
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£5m to make Leicester bus fleet all electric
City council encourages bids for grant funding to buy electric buses and achieve all-electric fleet
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Have your say on Wales’s new public energy company
Consultation launched on proposals for a single national public energy company that will pay back
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Land Registry to provide property identifiers for Price Paid Data
Improved matching and analysis to come, as unique property reference numbers (UPRNs) and INSPIRE IDs are added to monthly
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‘Disabled people are being regarded as an expensive luxury’: Mik Scarlet on disability rights
Leading disability campaigner and TV presenter Mik Scarlet reflects on decades of activism, inaccessible healthcare and changing attitudes towards disabled people, warning a new generation may soon be ready to fight back.
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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions
The murder of Isabelle Welsh has prompted national outrage and raised serious questions over safeguarding
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Everybody is talking about AI’s huge drain on resources. Nobody is looking at chemical pollution
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