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Meta Agrees to Major Settlement with US States Over Teen Use
Meta will pay potentially billions and impose youth usage limits after a multi-state suit over alleged teen addiction and overuse.
Root’s off-field authority now meets on-field test
Joe Root's off-field leadership sets up a key test as he takes on on-field captaincy responsibilities for England.
Homebound in the Galápagos: ‘Yellow’ Sea Turtles Defy Migratory Expectations
A Galápagos group of 'yellow' sea turtles appears to remain near home, challenging assumptions about long-distance migration and prompting conservation questions.
Burnham summons devolved leaders as he begins first official Wales visit
Burnham has summoned the first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland during his first official visit to Wales as prime minister.
Family-focused care linked to fewer psychiatric hospital admissions, study finds
A study finds that care centring patient priorities, continuity of clinicians and family involvement is associated with fewer psychiatric hospital admissions.
UK scheme links paid work to response on youth mental health
Ministers say subsidised placements for 18–21-year-olds can boost confidence as Labour’s youth jobs guarantee begins at Boots in Nottingham.
Miley Cyrus Honors Godmother Dolly Parton with ‘Angel by My Side’ as Tributes Flood In
Miley Cyrus honors her godmother Dolly Parton with 'Angel by my side' as tributes from music, film and politics converge after Parton's death at 80.
When Disasters Stack: Recovery Gaps Deepen Toll in Nepal and Sri Lanka
Consecutive floods in Nepal and Sri Lanka expose a 'recovery gap' that amplifies damage when communities have not yet rebuilt.
Black Sea Strikes Disrupt Grain and Oil Exports from Novorossiysk
Drone strikes on Black Sea infrastructure have disrupted grain and oil shipments from Novorossiysk, affecting regional export routes and logistics.
O’Neill admits long road after Celtic defeat in Austria
Martin O'Neill says his team have 'a million miles to go' after a defeat in Austria, underlining the work ahead for Celtic.
Reusable stencils enable single-step patterning of carbon nanotubes for photonics and sensors
Researchers develop a single-stage, low-waste stencil technique to deposit precise carbon nanotube patterns for optics and strain sensors.
Burnham leaves door open to tax rises as budget constraints bite
Burnham will not rule out tax rises ahead of the autumn Budget as experts say he and Chancellor Healey have limited fiscal room.
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