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Study of Met Office data one of first to show how nocturnal insects affected by factors such as light pollutionScientists have used Met Office radar data to track the trillions of insects flying above the UK for the first time, revealing a concerning d…
Stephen Parkinson tells committee a judge would have thrown out China spy case before it even went to juryThe Guardian would like to hear from parents who have had to live in temporary accommodation with children. There is more about the call-out here,…
Justice secretary David Lammy to announce series of measures after Hadush Kebatu was wrongly freedPrisons are expected to begin enhanced checks before inmates are released after a man who sexually assaulted a young girl was mistakenly freed from jail.T…
Publisher last week reported jump in revenue in academic and professional arm thanks to AI licensing dealBusiness live – latest updatesAuthors will come to rely on artificial intelligence to help them beat writer’s block, the boss of the book publisher…
New legal duties follow case of two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died after exposure to mould in his homeThe first phase of Awaab’s law, which promises to protect tenants from dangerous social housing conditions, comes into force in England on Monday, in …
In today’s newsletter: The language that once belonged to Tommy Robinson and the BNP is now the preserve of the Conservatives and Reform UK – and represents a shift so vast we barely notice itGood morning. Consider the policy slate: British residents w…
Exclusive: Excavation, overseen by the US Department of Defense, will feature in More 4’s Hidden Wonders TV seriesOn 26 January 1944, a 23-year-old US pilot was flying a mighty P-47 Thunderbolt on a wartime training exercise when it crashed in Essex.Lo…
Royal College of Nursing calls on government to stop using anti-migrant rhetoric, which it says emboldens racist behaviourThe number of reports by nurses of racist incidents at work has risen by 55% over three years, according to analysis by the nursin…
Key Labour pledge under threat as health service faces costs from redundancies, strikes and rising drug pricesNHS bosses are seeking an emergency injection of £3bn to cover unexpected costs and have warned ministers that without it patients will wait l…
Experts publish letter as peers prepare to scrutinise draft legislation six months after its second Commons readingMore than 1,200 public health leaders have called for the tobacco and vapes bill to be passed swiftly through parliament to “protect futu…