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In his new film, which was premiered Tuesday night with King Charles present, British naturalist David Attenborough said that there is still hope for the oceans of our planet despite their massive damage. Attenborough's latest work, "Ocean", charts the challenges that the seas have faced over the course of his career, from industrial fishing practices and coral bleaching to destructive industrial fishing. In a trailer for the film, he says, "After nearly 100 years on Earth, I now know that the most important place is not on Earth, but at sea." The release of the film in its entirety coincides...

In a new documentary premiering on Tuesday, British naturalist David Attenborough said there was hope for the future health of our oceans. The film shows the extent of human-caused damage and the oceans’ capacity to recover. Attenborough's latest work, "Ocean", charts the challenges that the seas have faced over the course of his career, from industrial fishing practices and coral bleaching to destructive industrial fishing. In a trailer for the film, he says, "I now understand that the most important place on Earth, is not on land but at sea." The release of the film in its entirety coincides with...

The British government announced that the first case of bird flu in the world was detected in a lamb in northern England. This adds to the list of animals infected with the disease, and increases fears of a global pandemic. The H5N1 virus has killed many different animals around the world including dogs, cats, dairy cattle, bears, dolphins, seals, and tigers. The British government released a statement saying that the case was discovered after routine surveillance of livestock in Yorkshire, where high pathogenic avian flu (H5N1) has been confirmed in captive birds. In humans, there have been cases ranging in...

Liverpool's Premier League component with Manchester United is expected to go ahead as set up on Sunday in spite of adverse weather and snowfall, both clubs revealed after two security conferences. Britain's Met Office on Friday provided an amber warning, its second-most serious after red, for snow and ice in parts of England and Wales on the weekend, while Liverpool's John Lennon Airport also briefly closed on Sunday. League 2 matches between Chesterfield and Gillingham, and Fleetwood Town and AFC Wimbledon were postponed on Sunday, along with a Women's FA Cup tie in between Burnley and Nottingham Forest. Today's component...

British authorities apprehended 2 guys after environmental activists sprayed orange paint on an area of the U.S. embassy building in south London on Wednesday to object versus Donald Trump's success in the presidential election. 2 campaigners from Simply Stop Oil sprayed the embassy's. compound wall with orange paint, a video posted by the group on. X revealed. Trump's win puts the lives of regular people at threat,. all over, Simply Stop Oil stated. London's Metropolitan Cops detained 2 guys, aged 25 and. 72, on suspicion of criminal damage, the force stated. This activity is vandalism professing as protest and we....

The Bank of England intends to present revised new rules on just how much capital UK banks need to set aside to handle future crises, as it handles efforts to shockproof lending institutions while supporting development and without harming their international commercial interests. In a speech released on Thursday, the regulative arm of the reserve bank said it would make substantial changes to some earlier proposed Basel bank capital reforms following assessment and proof, which had actually highlighted excessive conservatism and extreme costs or obstacles to execution. The changes detailed on Thursday will come into force on Jan. 1, 2026,...

The following are the leading stories in the Financial Times. Reuters has actually not confirmed these stories and does not guarantee their accuracy. Headings - Thames Water breaches licence conditions with fresh score downgrade - Huw Edwards pleads guilty to accessing indecent pictures of kids - Rio Tinto chief alerts over 'big risk' of big acquisition - Phoenix and Schroders team up for personal markets endeavor Summary - Thames Water has had its credit score slashed to junk. status by S&P, putting the having a hard time utility in breach of its. license conditions and pushing Britain's largest water energy....

Britain's brand-new federal government on Tuesday set out compulsory housing targets for councils in England with a view to providing 1.5 million more homes before the next election, assisted by an overhaul of the preparation system. New Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made reforms to planning a crucial plank of his plans to reinvigorate Britain's development after a Labour election success on July 4, and his government has actually said the nation needs to construct more homes. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner stated the federal government would aim for 370,000 new homes to be built each year, up from the...

Britain's new federal government on Tuesday set out compulsory housing targets for councils in England with a view to providing 1.5 million more homes before the next election and said it would speak with on an overhaul of the planning system. New Prime Minister Keir Starmer has made reforms to planning a key slab of his plans to reinvigorate Britain's development after a Labour election victory on July 4, and his federal government has stated the country needs to develop more homes. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner said the government would aim for 370,000 brand-new homes to be built each...

Africa's hope of reaching sustainable advancement goals by 2030 are all however dead amidst an annual financing shortfall of around $1.3 trillion, according to a. report by SudaneseBritish billionaire businessman Mo Ibrahim's. structure. The research study launched on Wednesday highlights the requirement for. radical changes in financing in addition to reconsider the method the. continent funds itself and how African leaders can unite. to represent the continent's needs to other international leaders. Africa has no voice in the global arena, Ibrahim informed. in an interview in London. What we are stating is that. 54 voices amount only to sound. They...

Britain's government went beyond its powers by lowering the limit in 2015 for cops to enforce conditions on serene demonstrations, a relocation which would require more significant changes to the law, London's High Court ruled on Tuesday. The ruling handed a victory to civil liberties group Liberty, which took the federal government to court over modifications to public order laws which it says offered the authorities nearly limitless powers to closed down demonstrations. The case was heard in February in the middle of a wider crackdown on protest movements in Britain and across Europe, as environmental activists used direct action...

Every major sporting body in England should have robust sustainability plans in place before 2027 or face funding cuts, Sport England said on Thursday as part of a 45 million pounds ($56.98 million) investment to assist handle environment change. It's time we moved from notifying and encouraging to making it possible for and requiring, and guarantee our language leaves no room for the status quo, Sport England chair Chris Boardman stated on the launch of Every Move, its very first Sustainability Technique. Former Olympic track cycling champion Boardman stated without action to reduce an altering climate lots of people will...

The London Court of Appeal rejected Britain's bid to grant police greater powers to impose restrictions on protests on the streets on Friday. Civil rights group Liberty called it a "huge victory for democracy". Liberty has successfully challenged the changes made to public order laws by the former Conservative government. The High Court ruled last year that government exceeded its power by lowering police thresholds to impose conditions. After a brief delay, the Home Office, Britain's interior ministry, appealed the ruling. They argued that ministers could lower the threshold even without new legislation. Akiko Hart, Liberty's director, said that the...

The London Court of Appeal rejected Britain's bid to grant police greater powers to impose restrictions on protests on the streets on Friday. Civil rights group Liberty called it a "huge victory for democracy". Liberty has successfully challenged the changes made to public order laws by the former Conservative government. The High Court ruled last year that government exceeded its power by lowering police thresholds to impose conditions. After a brief delay, the Home Office, Britain's interior ministry, appealed the ruling. They argued that ministers could lower the threshold even without new legislation. Akiko Hart, Liberty's director, said that the...

The independent climate advisors of the UK said that the country is not prepared for climate change's worsening effects, such as extreme heat and flooding. Last year, Britain suffered from widespread flooding, which disrupted travel and caused damage to homes. In recent years, it has also experienced heatwaves, a drought and wildfires. We have seen over the past two years that the country was not prepared to deal with the effects of climate change. We know that there will be worse, but we're not prepared. In many cases, we don't even plan to be prepared. Scientists said in January that...

Almost half of Africa's. residents reside in a nation where governance has aggravated over. the past decade, as degrading security wears down development,. according to a new report. The annual Ibrahim Index of African Governance report found. that in spite of favorable development in 33 nations, in general. governance was worse in 2023 in 21 nations, accounting for. just under half of Africa's population, compared with 2014. For numerous countries, consisting of densely inhabited Nigeria. and Uganda, the wear and tear in overall governance had actually intensified. over the second part of the years, according to the report. released by...

2 climate activists from Simply Stop Oil who tossed soup at Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers. painting in London's National Gallery were imprisoned on Friday for. criminal damage. Phoebe Plummer, 23, and Anna Holland, 22, tossed tins of. tomato soup on the art work in October 2022, before gluing. themselves to the wall listed below the painting. The soup triggered approximately 10,000 pounds ($ 13,385) worth of. damage to the frame, prosecutors stated, though the painting--. which was behind a protective screen-- was unscathed and went. back on screen later the exact same day. The set pleaded not guilty however were...

Two climate protesters from Simply Stop Oil who threw tinned soup at Vincent van Gogh's. Sunflowers painting in London's National Gallery in 2022 were. on Thursday found guilty of criminal damage, media reports stated. Anna Holland and Phoebe Plummer, now both 22, had tossed. tins of Heinz tomato soup on the art work, leading to charges of. criminal damage to the frame of the painting. The valuable canvas, one of five versions on display in. museums and galleries all over the world, was unhurt and later on. went back on display screen. Activists from Simply Stop Oil have staged a...

Federal governments, magnate and advancement banks have 2 years to take action to prevent far even worse environment change, the U.N.'s environment chief stated on Wednesday, in a speech that cautioned international warming is slipping down politicians' programs. Scientists state cutting in half climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 is essential to stop a rise in temperatures of more than 1.5 Celsius that would unleash more extreme weather and heat. Yet last year, the world's energy-related CO2 emissions increased to a record high. Present commitments to fight environment change would hardly cut international emissions at all by 2030. Simon Stiell,...