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The bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline said to have been directly ordered by US President Joe Biden and carried out by the CIA with the help of the US Navy in collaboration with Norway.

Our food system isn't working for people, planet or the economy, writes WWF's Joanna Trewern

Police have clashed with protesters angry at President Macron and his controversial pension reforms.

The government is poised to update its Net Zero Strategy - here's what we know so far about what the new plan will likely contain

Planet Tracker argues financial sector holds huge potential to help build more sustainable food and farming system worldwide

The Israeli regime has always had the tendency for the extermination of Palestinians, but is becoming more openly genocidal, says an academic.

In celebration of Women's History Month, Hal Eisner is joined by Desiree Horton, a helicopter pilot for Kern County Fire.  She discusses what led her to choose helicopter aviation as a career. Two women workers for the DWP discuss their roles as well.

In February, the UK charity- Inquest- found that black people are seven times more likely than white people to die after being restrained by the London Metropolitan Police.

Repair shops can crack down on consumer waste, reduce household spending, create jobs and revitalise Britain's high streets, writes Hubbub's Alex Robinson

The UAV was flying towards the Russian border without an active transponder, in clear violation of international norms, stressing that the drone went down after stalling and never came into contact with another aircraft.