- Britain, bills and the bottleneck at Hormuz
- Woman in court over death of teen attacked by XL Bully dog | News UK
- US issues shoot-to-kill order against Iranian boats in Strait of Hormuz
- Police detain alleged Pahlavi perpetrator
- Day Three of Tube Strike Sees 4,000 Cyclists on Embankment in Just Hours
- Italian police arrest 35 members of Sicilian Cosa Nostra in major crackdown
- Airlines cancel thousands of flights as EU faces jet fuel shortages
- EU approves €90bn loan for Ukraine as pipeline dispute resolves.
Browsing: Good News
In a heartwarming milestone celebrated on World Hunger Day, The Caring Family Foundation and The Felix Project have announced the delivery of one million meals to families and children across London since launching their partnership in November 2024.
NASA’s Lucy mission has achieved a remarkable milestone by capturing the first detailed images of a massive, peanut-shaped asteroid named Dinkinesh.
There’s been a dramatic reduction in respiratory illnesses and sick leave in London since the city’s pioneering clean air zone came into force, new research has found.
From India comes the story of three teen inventors who were looking to improve rural healthcare by creating a portable fridge that needed no electricity or coolant fluids.
Space Forge, founded by two entrepreneurs in Cardiff, is set to launch its ForgeStar-1 satellite, aimed at revolutionising semiconductor manufacturing in microgravity.
With so much politics dominating the news this week – lots of uncertainty too- it’s important to get back to nature and enjoy the positivity in the world.
Amid all the chaos in the world, it’s important to remind yourself there are plenty of great things happening, too. This week we’re looking at the great efforts in Germany in turning sewage into shipping fuel.
Time to roll up your sleeves and get litter-picking: the Great British Spring Clean kicks off this week.
The blobfish, affectionately called Mr Blobby, has been voted Fish of the Year in New Zealand, winning nearly 1,300 out of more than 5,500 votes in an annual poll by the Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust.
People still trust scientists – study Public trust in scientists is still high despite the rising popularity of anti-science politicians. …
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