Samuel Dervaux
About the author
Samuel Dervaux is a Seychellois journalist specializing in climate issues, maritime policies, and the geopolitical transformations of the Indian Ocean region.
Inside Celebrity Traitors 2: Who are the big dogs and the dark horses?
Celebrity Traitors returns with 21 stars competing for £100,000 for charity. A preview of favourites, underdogs and the strategic game ahead.
Why AI Struggles to Forecast Hurricane Intensity
AI has improved forecasts, but predicting rapid changes in hurricane intensity remains a major scientific challenge with operational consequences.
NHS moves to suspend staff suspected of snooping on patient records
NHS England will suspend staff suspected of unauthorised access to patient records to protect privacy and restore public trust.
Ed Sheeran Cancels Massachusetts Dates After Severe Weather Warnings
Two Massachusetts dates of Ed Sheeran's US run were cancelled after severe weather warnings; fans should check official channels for updates and refunds.
KICT integrates real-time hazardous rainfall detection into Han River urban flood platform
KICT will deploy real-time detection of hazardous rainbands on the Han River Urban Flood Forecasting Platform to improve urban flood preparedness.
Diplomatic reset: Ireland–UK relationship ‘off to a very good start’ under Burnham
Officials say Ireland–UK relations under Burnham are off to a 'very good start', a visit followed days after Donald Trump's remarks on a 'unified Ireland'.
Stephanie Cole, Star of Tenko and Coronation Street, Dies at 84
Veteran actress Stephanie Cole, famed for her role in Tenko and appearances on Coronation Street, has died aged 84.
Calls Grow for Mayor Burnham to Adopt 18-Week Dementia Waiting-Time Target
Health figures back an 18‑week referral‑to‑treatment target for dementia, urging Greater Manchester leadership to set a clear waiting-time benchmark.
Earl Spencer’s Book Accuses Charles of Elation After Diana’s Death; Palace Responds
A new memoir by Earl Spencer alleges Charles displayed elation after Diana's death; Buckingham Palace has issued a firm response.
Federal Reserve Raises Rates for First Time Since 2023, Intensifying Policy Debate
The Fed increased its benchmark rate by 25bp to 3.75%–4%, the first hike since 2023; political tensions emerge as Trump urges rate cuts.
Raids and Arrests of LGBTQ+ People in Turkey Draw Domestic and EU Criticism
Raids and arrests of LGBTQ+ people in Turkey have sparked sharp criticism from domestic groups and institutions in Brussels.
Banking scandal engulfs Brazil’s institutions as election looms
A vast Banco Master probe ties banker Daniel Vorcaro to payments across politics and the judiciary, complicating Brazil's election campaign.


