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Restoring coastal habitat boosts wildlife numbers by 61% – but puzzling failures mean we can still do better
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Military · GazaIsrael has carried out a missile strike on Iran in retaliation for a recent barrage of missiles and drones launched by the Iranians towards Israeli soil. Notably, Israel’s strike against Iran appears to have been more symbolic than substantive. Nevertheless, the overnight Israeli strike is the latest escalation in tensions between the two countries. The hostilities boiled over after Israel’s April 1 attack on Iran’s embassy in Damascus, which k…See the Story
Israel hits back at Iran: How domestic politics is determining Israeli actions
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SoccerThe Beautiful Game is a film of second chances — where teams of homeless men and women from around the world find that all roads lead to Rome and everything’s to play for. Starring Bill Nighy as coach Mal, it follows the England team as they prepare for the Homelessness World Cup in Rome. At the last minute, Mal decides to bring with them a talented striker Vinny (Michael Ward), who could give them a chance at winning, but only if he’s ready to …See the Story
The Beautiful Game: a film about the Homelessness World Cup that’s a testament to how football can change lives
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Don’t blame Dubai’s freak rain on cloud seeding – the storm was far too big to be human-made
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Tunisia · TunisiaOlegD/ShutterstockEvery spring and summer, when the weather improves, the numbers of people trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe drastically increase, sometimes tripling. Distressing photos and headlines dominate front pages, and politicians stoke negative narratives about migration. People migrate for many reasons: safety, work, education, family or adventure. Even though politicians like to divide migrants into neat categories, such as…See the Story
Why many policies to lower migration actually increase it
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Gaza · GazaHateful graffiti and other imagery plague communities across the UK, spreading a toxic message of division. Such graffiti targets people based on race, religion, sexual orientation, disability and gender identity. And sprayed graffiti is only one part of the problem. Hateful imagery can range from stickers and QR codes to leaflets, posters and engravings. These types of symbols and text can be used by organised extremist groups for coded commun…See the Story
Hateful graffiti blights communities and it’s something we need to tackle urgently
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Plymouth, United Kingdom · PlymouthGeorge Gershwin’s 1924 composition Rhapsody in Blue is so timeless that it seems scarcely possible that he composed it 100 years ago. Its centenary offers us a special opportunity to celebrate this iconic work that defies time and place. As the director of University of Plymouth’s Musica Viva concert series, I organised a special celebration concert on January 27, featuring the London Gershwin Players conducted by the wonderful Mark Forkgen. It…See the Story
Rhapsody in Blue: celebrating 100 years of Gershwin’s groundbreaking classical-jazz masterpiece
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