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‘King Charles is incredibly important ally to the cause,’ says US diplomat for biodiversity
At tomorrow’s London summit – environment ministers will be trying to press ahead with the historic UN Nature agreement reached at the COP15 summit in Canada in December.
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Nicola Bulley was ‘high risk’ and suffered ‘significant issues with alcohol’ say police
Nineteen days after she vanished during a riverside dog walk, police investigating the disappearance of Nicola Bulley have revealed the 45-year-old suffered from ‘significant issues with alcohol brought on by her ongoing struggles with the menopause’.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: State of emergency declared in New Zealand
New Zealand has declared a national state of emergency after a cyclone hit the country, leaving thousands displaced and landslides destroying homes.
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Turkey quake: over a hundred arrest warrants issued over building safety
More than 33,000 people are now known to have died after Monday’s earthquakes in Turkey and Syria – and each hour rescue workers find yet more bodies in the rubble of destroyed towns. Remarkably, some people are still being found alive. Earlier today a ten year old girl was among survivors pulled out of collapsed…
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Turkey Syria earthquake: more incredible rescues but death toll passes 25,000
More than 25,000 people are now confirmed to have died in Turkey and Syria, after the powerful earthquakes which struck the region on Monday. As rescue teams continue to search through destroyed buildings that number is expected to rise. Incredibly, some people are still being pulled out alive, after more than 130 hours trapped under…
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‘Syria represents entirely different aid approach to Turkey’, says head of emergency at International Federation of Red Cross
It’s clear the aid operation in Turkey will continue for months to come.
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FactCheck: Why will voter identification be required for elections in Great Britain and what ID will polling stations accept – explained
What is voter ID, what is the government-issued certificate and why is photo identification at elections being made a requirement? Here’s what you need to know.
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Videos showing sexual exploitation of Somali women shared online
We have been investigating the sexual exploitation of Somali women, who’ve been filmed while being assaulted and then blackmailed and shamed online.
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Earthquake victims in Turkey need shelter, blankets and food says Red Crescent Turkey
The Foreign Office has pledged to help Turkey with the deployment tonight of search and rescue specialists, equipment and an Emergency Medical Team.
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China US diplomatic crisis deepens as second Chinese balloon discovered
Not one but two Chinese spy balloons have now been spotted – the first is now flying over the US state of North Carolina – and President Biden says the US will “take care of it”. Meanwhile, the Pentagon has confirmed that another one has been seen over Latin America. There’s been an apology from…
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Rare rainforests in Devon will be restored after huge charity donation
Today sees one of the biggest ever corporate donations for nature – allowing the UK network of Wildlife Trusts to restore one of the rarest types of rainforest on the planet. In Devon.
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Government’s official advisors say ‘lack of leadership’ has left UK unprepared for climate change
The Climate Change Committee says that around £10 billion a year of “essential” new investment is needed — but that “adaptation in the UK remains chronically underfunded and overlooked”.
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Flybe administration: flights cancelled and staff made redundant
The airline Flybe has cancelled all flights in and out of the UK after going into administration.
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FactCheck: Wales’ NHS is at least three times worse on three measures compared to 2012
Elective and emergency care is under strain.
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‘Exceptionally unlikely’ dredging caused marine life death on North Yorkshire coast
It’s not dredging, not toxins caused by pollution, not even an algae bloom. In fact, a report into the mass die offs of marine life on the North Yorkshire coast has been “unable to identify a single clear cause” for the deaths – although they did suggest a mystery pathogen might be to blame.