A Colorado family whose partially mummified remains were discovered at a remote campsite were trying to live off the grid and escape civilization, family said.… Read More »‘We Tried To Stop Them’: US Family Found Dead In Forest Wanted To Live Off Grid
Smartphones should be banned from schools to tackle classroom disruption, improve learning and help protect children from cyberbullying, a UN report has recommended. Unesco, the… Read More »‘Put Learners First’: Unesco Calls For Global Ban On Smartphones In Schools
Ministers should remove business rates and VAT from nurseries so that they are able to pay their staff more, a group of MPs have recommended.… Read More »Make Nurseries Exempt From VAT And Business Rates To Boost Wages, Say MPs
Cuckoos might be the ultimate avian con artists, laying lookalike eggs in the nests of other birds to avoid raising their own young, but researchers… Read More »Spot The Difference: Why Drongos Are Likely To Clock African Cuckoo Eggs 94% Of The Time
UN secretary-general calls on Russia to return to Black Sea grain dealThe UN secretary-general, António Guterres, called on Russia on Monday to return to a… Read More »Russia-Ukraine War: UN Chief Calls On Russia To Return To Black Sea Grain Deal; US Journalist Wounded In Drone Attack – As It Happened
Nine million people in England will be living with major illnesses such as dementia, diabetes, cancer, depression and kidney disease by 2040, according to projections… Read More »‘Catastrophic’ Forecast Shows 9m People In England With Major Illnesses By 2040
Northern Ireland could lose half of its veterinary medicines in a new Brexit row threatening to prolong the political stalemate in the region, it has… Read More »Northern Ireland Could Lose Half Its Veterinary Medicines In Brexit Row
Spain’s opposition conservative party has won a narrow victory over the ruling socialists but looks unlikely to secure a rightwing majority after a snap general… Read More »Spain’s Rightwing Parties Fail To Gain Expected Poll Lead In Election
Factories in England and Wales are seeing a downward trend in the share of their trade going to the EU, an analysis from the manufacturers’… Read More »British Manufacturers’ Share Of EU Business Falls Despite Global Trade Boom
New Zealand’s justice minister resigned on Monday after police charged her with reckless driving and resisting arrest after a car crash. Kiri Allan was involved… Read More »New Zealand Justice Minister Kiri Allan Resigns After Resisting Arrest Following Car Crash