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Celebrating 10 years of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards
Ten years of Comedy Wildlife Photography is brought to life in a new immersive experience in London this autumn
Arts Environment Media
‘In war, children lose control over their lives, play can bring some of that back’
With nearly 50 million children displaced by conflict, charities are finding ways to give young people something often lost in war: play
Peace Politics World Youth
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They’re resilient, low-effort and beautiful: how to plant a rubble garden
Forward-thinking gardeners are using leftover builders’ waste to create gardens that are drought-tolerant and full of biodiversity
Written in partnership with Yeo Valley Organic
We’re likely to breach 1.5C. What happens next is still in our hands
Crossing the climate threshold now looks unavoidable, but temperatures are still shaped by the choices we make now
Environment Politics World
What went right this week: disease diagnoses ‘in seconds’, plus more
A ‘superhuman’ tool to spot heart disease, France slows fast fashion, and a species comes back from the brink, plus more
Energy Environment Health Society
‘My life-changing career break happened because I was wearing a second hand coat’
Richard E Grant struck gold in a charity shop – now he’s fronting a camping to inspire others to do the same
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The ex-oil executive trying to wean us off fossil fuels
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