French workers set to ‘sabotage’ King Charles’ historic State visit
An historic first State Visit by King Charles III next week to France could be sabotaged by striking French workers. Charles, and Queen Consort Camilla,
Feel your blood boil when you’re near a busy road? A new study explains why
Ever feel your blood boiling when you’re walking along a busy road? You’re not imagining it. According to new research, road noise causes your blood
When can we blame climate change? The tricky science of attribution
Extreme weather events are increasing in many parts of the world, but can we always blame their mounting severity on climate change? Join us for
When can we blame climate change? The tricky science of attribution
Extreme weather events are increasing in many parts of the world, but can we always blame their mounting severity on climate change? Join us for
Debunk: Did Putin kiss Xi JinPing’s hand and did he send a body double to Mariupol?
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been at the centre of fake news and bizarre conspiracy theories circulating on social media this week. The Russian leader
Drug-resistant fungus spreading at ‘alarming rate’ in US hospitals, CDC says
Cases of a dangerous fungus resistant to common medicines have been spreading at an “alarming rate” across the United States since the start of the
Istanbul to London could be the longest bus journey in the world. But how much does it cost?
An epic new bus adventure will take travellers on a 12,000 km trip from Istanbul to London. Meandering through 22 countries, the 56-day journey is
Young Europeans scathing of both US and China – study
Young European adults are sharply critical of both the US and China, albeit for different reasons, according to a new study. The US-based Pew Research
Drug-resistant fungus spreading at ‘alarming rate’ in US hospitals, CDC says
Cases of a dangerous fungus resistant to common medicines have been spreading at an “alarming rate” across the United States since the start of the
Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron’s pension reforms
French unions on Thursday are holding their first mass demonstrations since President Emmanuel Macron inflamed public anger by forcing a higher retirement age through parliament