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UN Calls for Social-Media Reform as Platforms Expand Teen Safety Measures
The United Nations says changes by individual companies should form part of wider reform as regulators press major platforms to strengthen...
NHS Leaders Warn ADHD and Autism Care Is Becoming Unsustainable
Health-service managers say rising demand, escalating costs and uneven private provision are placing severe pressure on ADHD and autism...
Hypermobility Disorder Leaves Many Patients Waiting Years for Recognition
A little-understood condition associated with joint instability, chronic pain and fatigue may affect hundreds of thousands, yet many...
Rare Species Recorded at Nature Reserves During Extreme Heat
A wildlife trust says unusually hot conditions and more intensive monitoring have contributed to notable species discoveries across...
Lola Young Makes Surprise Reading Festival Return After Performance Break
The singer appeared in a final-day festival set as she continues a gradual return to the stage after stepping back to focus on her...
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Turns Family History Into a Global Literacy Mission
Inspired by her father’s inability to read, Dolly Parton’s book programme has helped families around the world build early-reading habits...
Chelsea’s Wing-Back System Strengthens Early Premier League Title Case
Match of the Day analyst Shay Given says Chelsea’s attacking wing-backs could make a three-defender structure central to the club’s title...
Global Out-of-School Population Rises to 273 Million as Progress Stalls
UNESCO warns that the number of children and young people outside education has increased for a seventh consecutive year, with conflict and...
Australia’s Housing Target Comes Under Pressure as Builders Reach Capacity
Longer construction times and rising costs are threatening plans to deliver 1.2 million homes by 2029, sharpening concern about...
Analysis: Trust Must Become a Core Product Feature of Digital Journalism
As audiences encounter more news through platforms, creators and AI systems, publishers must make verification, attribution and corrections...
Fact Check: London Council Letter Telling Families to Keep Daughters Indoors Is Fake
The council and police rejected a widely shared letter that falsely claimed residents had been advised to keep girls inside because of...
US Treasury Restricts Journalist Access to G20 Finance Meeting
Major news organizations challenge accreditation decisions as ministers gather to discuss sanctions, inflation and global financial risks.
AI and Robotics Fuel China’s New Wave of Stock-Market Listings
Hong Kong and Shanghai attract a surge of technology offerings, while steep post-listing swings sharpen debate over valuations.
Costa Rica Expands School-Based Learning for Sustainable Development
A UNESCO-supported programme is helping teachers and pupils turn local sustainability challenges into research-led school projects.
Analysis: Responsible Business Is Becoming a Strategic Necessity
Human-rights safeguards should be treated as operational resilience, not optional reputation management, as corporate risks grow more...
Fact Check: Ship-Launch Video Was Filmed in India, Not Kenya
Geolocation, satellite imagery and vessel records show the clip is unrelated to Lake Victoria or a Kenyan government transport project.
