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As Germany tightens border controls, the UK faces record immigration levels. Post-Brexit policy changes and global events have led to unexpected outcomes, challenging both nations' approaches to migration management.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's suggestion to halt nuclear fuel exports sparks concerns over global supply and potential impacts on Russia's war funding. Experts warn of challenges in replacing Russian uranium supplies.
Discover the therapeutic benefits of forest bathing, a practice endorsed by the Princess of Wales and backed by scientific research. Learn how spending time in nature can reduce stress and boost overall well-being.
Alberto Fujimori, Peru's former leader known for crushing rebels and authoritarian rule, has died at 86. Released from prison last year, his passing marks the end of a contentious era in Peruvian politics.
A woman in Malaysia was viciously attacked by otters while jogging, highlighting the increasing human-wildlife conflicts in Southeast Asia. Wildlife authorities urge caution and implement safety measures.
Scientists discover bluestreak cleaner wrasse can recognize its reflection and assess body size before engaging other fish. This finding provides insights into the evolution of self-awareness in animals.
Rachael "Raygun" Gunn maintains top spot in breakdancing rankings despite Olympic performance backlash. World DanceSport Federation explains ranking system, excluding Olympic results from calculations.
Harrods introduces £80 Fukushima peaches, raising eyebrows and questions about nuclear safety. The sale aims to support the region's recovery, but customers remain skeptical of the high-priced fruit.
Japanese researchers have documented baby eels escaping predator fish through their gills. This groundbreaking study, using x-ray imaging, reveals a unique survival mechanism in the animal kingdom.
Luxury store Harrods begins selling high-priced peaches from Fukushima, Japan, 13 years after the nuclear disaster. The move aims to promote the region's produce and aid economic recovery.
Retro crisp brands from the 1990s are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, driven by Gen Z consumers and social media trends. Supermarket data reveals significant sales increases for classic flavors.
During his extensive Asia-Pacific tour, Pope Francis calls for regional peace and cautions against rearmament. The pontiff's 12-day journey tests his health while addressing geopolitical tensions and local conflicts.
CIA Director Bill Burns discloses Russia's consideration of tactical nuclear weapons in Ukraine. MI6 chief condemns Putin's nuclear rhetoric as Western intelligence agencies address escalation risks.
Major General James Roddis, once tipped for Army leadership, faces disgrace after inappropriate behavior towards a female RAF officer during a karaoke night in Japan. The incident led to his dismissal from a 30-year military career.
Junko Hagiwara becomes the first foreigner to win a prestigious flamenco award in Spain, stirring mixed reactions. Her victory challenges traditional perceptions of the art form's cultural boundaries.
As Germany and France face economic and political challenges, the UK's economy shows resilience. Despite ongoing issues, Britain may emerge as Europe's fastest-growing major economy, challenging pro-EU arguments.
Coleen Nolan, former member of The Nolans, reflects on her career, financial ups and downs, and views on money. From early success to current TV roles, she shares insights on wealth and happiness.
Labour proposes legislation for flexible working as default, including compressed hours. Companies can refuse if "not reasonably feasible". Debate ensues over productivity impacts and business concerns.
Powerful Typhoon Shanshan strikes southwest Japan, prompting mass evacuations and industrial shutdowns. Three fatalities reported as authorities warn of potentially record-breaking storm intensity.
Labour leader Keir Starmer hints at potential youth mobility agreement with EU, while maintaining Brexit stance. Germany expresses interest in such a scheme as part of bilateral treaty negotiations.
A solitary male dolphin is believed responsible for 18 attacks on swimmers near Mihama, Japan. Experts suggest sexual frustration or stress from human interaction as possible causes for the unusual behavior.
London-based startup Kaikaku introduces robot chefs for efficient salad preparation, aiming to revolutionize fast food. The innovative system promises higher profit margins and improved productivity in restaurants.
Paul Watson, renowned anti-whaling activist, remains in custody in Greenland as he awaits a decision on extradition to Japan. The case stems from a 2010 incident involving a Japanese whaling ship in Antarctic waters.
A comprehensive analysis of wearable fitness devices shows they underestimate step counts by 9%. The study also evaluated heart rate, calorie burn, and sleep tracking accuracy, highlighting the need for standardized testing.