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As EU prepares to send money as part of €1bn deal, people trying to reach north African country detail border ‘pushbacks’‘It’s a torment’: refugee tells how his family died in desertMigrants from sub-Saharan Africa have spoken of their horror at being …
Risk of smoking double the previous estimate, but research finds no link between above average caffeine intake and pre-term babiesDrinking some tea and coffee does not harm babies, but smoking is twice as bad as previously thought, according to new res…
Campaigners say findings are a wake-up call and highlight ‘chronic level of racial disparities’ in UKJust under half of black Britons are “definitely proud” or “somewhat proud” to be British, according to the largest survey of its kind to date.The land…
Online project draws on 700-year-old records of coroners’ inquests in London, Oxford and YorkEarly on a Sunday evening in April 1299, a young scholar led Margery de Hereford inside a house in Oxford. What began with lust ended in murder: when Margery, …
In 2023, a wave of new attacks targeting Kubernetes has been reported, from Dero and Monero crypto mining to Scarleteel and RBAC-Buster. In this Help Net Security video, Jimmy Mesta, CTO at KSOC, explores what it would take to protect against Kubernete…
Pato Crepin’s wife and six-year-old daughter were repeatedly pushed back by authorities in Tunisia, which has signed a €1bn deal with the EU‘I had to drink my own urine’: Africans tell of being forced back into desert at Tunisia borderPato Crepin had w…
International regulators unable to properly monitor Russian-held site, says dossier sent to western leadersInternational regulators are incapable of properly monitoring safety at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, according to a c…
A small primary in Podsadek is at the centre of a legal row about segregation and discrimination in the run-up to electionsViera Kičrova was angry. Reluctant to talk when approached outside her office, she bristled with frustration. The questions asked…
Many opt for ‘less stressful’ jobs at ports and airports, while senior officers say young staff quit as they don’t like to be without phonesPrisons near ports and airports in England and Wales are struggling to retain staff because so many are leaving …
For Moscow, the havoc befalling the residents of Nagorno-Karabakh marks a loss of prestige.