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Where in the US has already banned abortion?

Eight states in the US now have outright bans on abortion since the reversal of Roe v Wade last week.

By Katharine Swindells

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Redefining London’s social spaces

Redefining London’s social spaces

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Vienna: How 2022’s most liveable city earned its place in housing history

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How much does the Commonwealth Games cost the government?

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Why blimps and airships died out – and how they might be making a comeback

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Hong Kong’s Jumbo Floating Restaurant sinks at sea

Hong Kong’s Jumbo Floating Restaurant sinks at sea

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Will the national rail strike affect London’s Tube and Overground?

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Is buying a football club a good investment?

Is buying a football club a good investment?

By Lawrie Holmes

Will the UK host Eurovision 2023?

Will the UK host Eurovision 2023?

By Katharine Swindells

Satellites zoom in on cities’ hottest neighbourhoods to help combat the urban heat island effect

Satellites zoom in on cities’ hottest neighbourhoods to help combat the urban heat island effect

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How consumer technology is creating new channels for police surveillance

How consumer technology is creating new channels for police surveillance

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Research reveals the most economically devastating natural disasters

The global economic impact of natural disasters highlights some of the most dangerous regions to live around the world.

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Policing in America is broken

Policing in America is broken

By Emily Tamkin

Law enforcement is ‘failing to protect governments against ransomware’

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To govern best, cut through the red tape

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By Gary Lai

When does a town become a city?

When does a town become a city?

By Benjamin Cook

Flexible working boom in ‘Red Wall’ towns could aid the levelling up agenda

By Afiq Fitri

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Decarbonisation: Addressing decarbonisation at the grid edge

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Decarbonisation: Addressing decarbonisation at the grid edge

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B2B marketing after a pandemic: 8 lessons for senior marketers

B2B marketing after a pandemic: 8 lessons for senior marketers

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Microgrids – the future of energy management

Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Microgrids – the future of energy management

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Electrify your fleet!

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Housing & property markets

Does restricting foreign buyers reduce house prices?

Analysis of similar attempts to slow runaway house prices suggests raising stamp duty on foreign buyers in the UK will…

By Katharine Swindells

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London landlords rush to sell before the property bubble bursts

London landlords rush to sell before the property bubble bursts

By Katharine Swindells

Why levelling up the UK’s council homes has to involve the capital

By Michael Goodier

Eviction court claims by private landlords now higher than before the pandemic

By Katharine Swindells

How Crossrail is affecting house prices in London’s suburbs and commuter towns

By Katharine Swindells

The most desirable property markets in the world

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By Kim Ayling

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Palm Beach property prices double in a year

Community & environment

Why urban green space needs to do more to serve diverse communities

By Katharine Swindells

Why large trees are essential for healthy cities

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Period poverty: London has the highest proportion of girls struggling to afford menstrual products

Period poverty: London has the highest proportion of girls struggling to afford menstrual products

By Katharine Swindells

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From King’s Cross to Curzon Street: How placemaking can help cities prosper

This simple digital tool could help make our communities more resilient

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Ukrainian Heroes Street: The ideology behind street name changes

Ukrainian Heroes Street: The ideology behind street name changes

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Dar es Salaam’s bus rapid transit: Why it’s been a long, bumpy ride

Dar es Salaam’s bus rapid transit: Why it’s been a long, bumpy ride

Infrastructure projects are often subject to political aspirations. But when they are not realised as promised or their costs multiply over the years, the projects turn into public controversies.

By The Conversation

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How co-innovation and corporate support is empowering Singapore’s start-up community to scale at speed

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How co-innovation and corporate support is empowering Singapore’s start-up community to scale at speed

How Abu Dhabi is supporting innovation to build a sustainable economy

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How Abu Dhabi is supporting innovation to build a sustainable economy

Join the dots: How the smart campus concept can help better harness renewables, empower communities, and decarbonise our cities

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Join the dots: How the smart campus concept can help better harness renewables, empower communities, and decarbonise our cities

Visible change: Why the future of electrification is defined by transparency, data and digitalisation

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Visible change: Why the future of electrification is defined by transparency, data and digitalisation

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