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From farming subsidy reform to the role of private investors, the government's new Environment Improvement Plan has significant implications for the green economy

The latest scandal to rock the Metropolitan Police came to the fore when Officer David Carrick pleaded guilty to tens of offenses, including rape, against twelve women over a period of nearly two decades.

The half-hearted apology tendered by European countries for their colonial past and historical role in the transatlantic slave trade smacks of hypocrisy, says an activist.

The UK has fallen behind the US and EU in the clean technology race - but there is still time to catch up, writes Tom Thackray

The UK's net zero economy is already 20,000 businesses-strong, but without policy action the country risks slipping behind competitors in the US, EU and China, experts warn

The global wearable medical devices market is growing faster due to various market drivers, but technological advancements and developments are the main drivers

The everyday people who enjoy nature should be its guardians, not companies and private landowners looking to make a profit, writes Caroline Lucas

The Islamic Revolution has dealt a ‘heavy blow’ to the Zionist regime presence in the region, says a commentator.

The situation in Israeli occupied East Al-Quds remains volatile after a number of retaliatory shooting operations took the lives of at least nine people and wounded several others.

The competition between Russia and the West is getting more complicated after Germany and the United States announced their decision to send advanced tanks to Kiev.