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The California sanctuary caring for endangered singing gibbons
The Independentby Jaimie Ding·1d ago
Between morning feedings, the gibbons break into loud song. Their vocalizations — ranging from screeching and siren-like calls to guttural hoots and low grunts — echo across a sanctuary in the dry...
As super El Nino looms, wealthy nations have many lessons to learn
The Independentby Shakeel Hayat·1d ago
As I sit in my home in Swabi, in Pakistan’s Gandhara region, nestled between two mighty rivers, the Indus and Kabul, I’ve been unable to tear myself away from the images of yellow, dried land...
Russian attacks on Ukraine kill 2 people a day after deadly shopping mall drone strike
The Independentby Volodymyr Yurchuk·1d ago
At least two people were killed overnight in Ukraine by Russian drone and missile strikes, authorities said, a day after an attack on a shopping center killed 16 people.
Amanda Serrano's 50th career win draws over 3m views on TikTok
BBC Sportby Jude Winter·1d ago
- Published Amanda Serrano retained her WBA and WBO featherweight belts with a narrow majority decision over Argentina's Lucrecia Manzur in the first world title fight to be streamed live on...
This year’s devastating El Niño event could be the ‘strongest in a lifetime’
The Independentby Julia Musto·1d ago
This year’s El Niño weather event could be the “strongest in a lifetime,” weather experts have warned That's due to unusually warm sea surface temperatures in the Pacific Ocean.
What is El Nino – and is climate change making the weather phenomenon worse?
The Independentby Rebecca Speare-Cole·1d ago
The term “El Nino” has dominated headlines in recent weeks as much of the world struggles to cope with extreme weather.
The two City millionaires locked in a planning row over a window
Home | Mail Onlineby James Fielding·1d ago
- Do YOU have a story? Email tips@dailymail.co.uk - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Two City multi-millionaires are locked in a battle over their neighbouring London...
How swimming pools have become Germany's new cultural battlegrounds
Home | Mail Onlineby Rob Hyde·1d ago
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source During the sweltering summer of 2026, Germans have flocked to outdoor swimming pools in ever greater numbers to escape the scorching...
Shanelle Dyer: UFC star credits MMA with keeping her off the 'wrong path'
BBC Sportby Paul Battison·1d ago
- Published Shanelle Dyer's parents always encouraged her to play sports because they were worried about what the alternative could be.
Canada vows to match US tariffs ‘dollar for dollar’ as 50% taxes come into force
The Independentby Paul Wiseman and Rob Gillies·1d ago
Canada has vowed to match 50 per cent U.S. tariffs on Canadian products “dollar for dollar” as Donald Trump’s import taxes come into force.
‘The worst part is the guilt’: the owners who fear dog food caused pets’ eye problems
The Guardianby Rupert Jones·1d ago
“It’s been horrible – Chester developed sudden red and gunky eyes in May,” said Elizabeth, whose six-year-old cavachon “can’t open his eyes” on many days.
‘A brilliant initiative’: the Youth Sport Games goes from strength to strength
The Guardianby Paul MacInnes in Split·1d ago
On a dais overlooking the Adriatic, 20 children are playing chess. Arranged in a circle, they are competing not against each other but against the grandmaster Nigel Short, who passes awkwardly...
Alexander Isak braces himself for daunting reunion with Newcastle
The Guardianby Louise Taylor·1d ago
When Liverpool’s team bus turns a tight corner and inches down the narrow, covered, access road behind Newcastle’s Milburn Stand on Sunday, Alexander Isak will know there are no hiding places.
Fifa general secretary Mattias Grafström could stand against Infantino in election
The Guardianby Exclusive by Ed Aarons and Romain Molina·1d ago
Senior figures in African football have held talks with Fifa’s general secretary, Mattias Grafström, to sound out his interest in standing against Gianni Infantino, the Guardian can reveal.
Subterranean salad: underground farmers seek solution to food crisis in disused UK mines
The Guardianby Mark Brown. Photographs by Gary Calton·1d ago
It has the vibe of a Bond villain’s underground lair but the workers in hi-vis and helmets aren’t weighing and packing hard drugs or parts for a death laser. It’s pak choi and lettuce.
I've sold my Turkish home for 18m lira: How can I send this to the UK?
Home | Mail Onlineby Sam Bromley·1d ago
I'm selling my Turkish home for 18m lira: What's the best way to send the money to the UK? - See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Products featured in this article are...
Videoslots Casino review 2026: Is it worth signing up?
The Independentby Chris Wilson·1d ago
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Sorry, sofa beds, I think ‘floor sofas’ are going to be one of 2027’s biggest furniture trends – these are 6 of the best I’ve seen for hosting overnight guests
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Amy Lockwood·1d ago
As Ideal Home's Sleep Editor, I thought I'd seen every overnight hosting solution there was. I've tested the best sofa beds on the market, tried out the best chair beds, and rounded up plenty of...
Allsopp accuses Labour of 'massive own goal' amid tax raid on homes
Home | Mail Onlineby Hugo Duncan·1d ago
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Property guru Kirstie Allsopp has accused Labour of a ‘massive own goal’ after a tax raid on expensive properties triggered a 25...
Tesco and Sainsbury's are staples of a well-balanced portfolio
Home | Mail Onlineby Anne Ashworth·1d ago
- See more This is Money on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Tesco and Sainsbury’s are some of the staple ingredients of a well-balanced portfolio.
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