Attacks on Africa’s informal settlements are attacks on women’s economic liberation. Here’s why.
The millions of working-class people who rely on what’s often described as ‘informal settlements’ for their housing, employment and service…
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The most dangerous roads in the UK for cyclists and pedestrians revealed
There are thousands of collisions on British roads every year. New data from the Department for Transport data highlights where…
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More than 4,400 cyclists were killed or seriously injured on British roads last year
This was higher than the number in 2019, new statistics show.
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Which country in Europe runs the best eHealth services?
Access to digital public services in Europe has improved, but yawning gaps between nations in providing digital healthcare persist.
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A new era of harm reduction: Will the US finally embrace safe drug consumption sites?
Safe consumption sites are seeing fresh support in states across America, but what challenges do they face to go nationwide?
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Met Office warns of ‘exceptional’ fire risk in UK cities
Soaring temperatures have led to dry conditions and risks of London wildfires, with the London Fire Brigade warning against barbecues.
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The year of the wasp: Coming to a city near you
The latest UK heatwave looks set to bring millions of Brits out into green space, just in time to meet…
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Kansas votes against anti-abortion amendment
It is an overwhelming victory for pro-choice Kansans.
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