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Vincent Keymer made a career breakthrough this week when the 20-year-old German

knocked out Magnus Carlsen

A man who gave up his job to care for his young children when his wife died has been fined £500 and threatened with a criminal record after an envelope blew out of his bin.

Martin Fielder was sent a letter six weeks ago from District Enforcement, a private enforcement …

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Ever since Donald Trump won the US election in November, concerns about Ukraine’s fate have grown. Despite insisting on a number of occasions that he could end the war in one day, in the weeks since his inauguration there has been little clarity on Trump’s plans for the …

Japan is to flood the market with almost a quarter of a million tonnes of stockpiled rice in an unprecedented attempt to arrest soaring prices caused by

record summer heat

The government will release up to 210,000 tonnes of rice, the agriculture …

The world’s electricity use will grow every year by more than the amount consumed annually by Japan because of a surge in electric transport, air conditioning and datacentres, according to the world’s energy watchdog.

The International Energy Agency has raised its predictions for the world’s rising demand for electricity, pegging …

When Simon Waite began working as a private hire driver in 2017, it gave him the flexibility and income to spend time with his children, then aged five, 12 and 18. “One of the reasons I loved Uber was because I could now go to the school plays, my son’s …

When Neil Barrow first volunteered with mountain rescue 40 years ago, for weeks on end the Lake District fells would be capped with snow.

Winters with the Patterdale mountain rescue team, of which he is now deputy leader, would involve big and complicated rescues, during which he would bring down …

Angela Rayner has insisted Labour’s flagship

package of workers’ rights

The deputy prime minister said that company bosses who were critical of the proposals needed to “get on board” because …

When Margaret Thatcher opened the Hadley Centre for Climate Change in 1990 journalists suggested she was attempting to appear to be doing something about global heating rather than implementing any policies.

Fast-forward 35 years and the Hadley Centre’s science is world-leading and

makes the claim that for …

China has begun recruiting for a planetary defence force after risk assessments determined that an asteroid could conceivably hit Earth in 2032.

Job ads posted online by China’s State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defence (SASTIND) this week, sought young loyal graduates focused on aerospace engineering, international …