People of colour are disproportionately affected by the crisis, even as far-right parties seek to scapegoat them, campaigners warn

Before guests make it to the Met Gala, there are the red carpets before the carpet — otherwise known as the parade of departures from the various New York hotels that host gala guests and their teams for preparations before fashion's big night.

Mothin Ali has not been suspended from city council despite proclaiming ‘Allahu Akbar’ and other remarks causing offence

Prince Harry has arrived in London to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games but he won't see his father on this visit

Intervention seen as latest Chinese effort to make diplomatic mark in region with economic interests

CEO Bob Iger says company will scale back releases in superhero franchise as it seeks to take on Netflix in streaming market

Police are appealing for witnesses

Senate committee examined how major chains including Coles and Woolworths have set prices during Australia’s cost of living crisis

 

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Abalobi provides a real-time marketplace for fishers to sell their catch, while also monitoring fish populations, and the tech could go global

Price rise for mass-market types expected as global production falls to lowest level in more than 10 years

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As climate change drives an increase in spring rains across the Midwest, it can mean more anxiety for farmers eager to carry out the ritual of spring planting

Council says punctuation mark causes problem for geographical databases but locals say their loss is a sign of falling standards

Will Ryan said when he bought his home by Leadenhall market 10 years ago there was very little in terms of large office blocks, with even the Walkie-Talkie yet to be built

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People around the world have sent the book, with their personal stories, to Edinburgh for an installation to mark its publication 75 years ago

Russian president attends service led by one of his staunchest backers while Zelenskiy asserts God is on Kyiv’s side

Police say boy was participating in programme for young people at risk of radicalisation