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The Palestinian people have engaged in an extraordinary armed uprising against the Zionist entity, which has repeatedly and flagrantly spurned every single peaceful attempt to secure justice for Palestine, taking the Zionists by surprise.

The government's infrastructure advisors have called for a major uptick in investment to boost climate resilience, upgrade the UK's energy system, and expand public transport - here are the key takeaways for the green economy

Paris Agreement goals risk slipping out of reach unless world doubles investment in preparing power grids for accelerated rollout of renewables, heat pumps, and EVs, International Energy Agency warns

A reliance solely on reporting as a means to manage environmental risks could limit companies' future ability to thrive, write Forum for the Future's Ariel Muller and Gemma Bridgman

Hal is joined by Rick Polizzi, creator of Boney Island, to talk about its return to the Natural History Museum. Then, Hal speaks to Angie Jimenez, the Altar director for Hollywood Forever’s Dia De Los Muertos event. Also, Babette Pepaj discusses the Bake Camp competition.

The EU has asked Elon Musk, the owner of X social media platform, to censor info not conforming to Western narrative over the Israeli war in Gaza.

The government's validation of misinformation around traffic reduction schemes is making councils' already-difficult job even harder, writes UK100's Christopher Hammond

Suntory's Harriet Prosser and Ribena blackcurrant grower Rosie Begg dig into how regenerative practices are being harnessed for perennial crops that remain reliant on a 'winter chill' in a warming climate

The Palestinian struggle for liberation is one that resonates with South Africans who faced a similar regime, with recent developments in the region highlighting how some have not abandoned their past racist ideals.

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week