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Katie Rosseinsky, The IndependentIt should have been a celebratory night for the Osbourne family, or at least a brief respite from their grief. On Saturday 28 February, Ozzy’s beloved daughter Kelly and his wife Sharon
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A report that has been published in the State of India’s Environment (SOE) 2026 warns that India is warming fast and questions whether this will it lead to a climate apocalypse. The annual SOE report
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading the story “Kids are more technology savvy than baby boomers,” recently published in Gulf Today. The humorous account of a grandfather struggling with multiple TV remotes, only to have his six-year-old
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As part of a good education in our changing world, children should learn how to apply their own developing intelligence to the artificial intelligence that’s served up to then in ever larger quantities on the
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Ronald Brownstein, Tribune News ServiceThe mid-decade congressional redistricting war that President Donald Trump triggered is likely to end without any clear partisan benefit for either party. But the cost to the country will be substantial.
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Charlotte Cripps, The IndependentThis week, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been on a quasi-royal dash around the Middle East — sorry, a two-day humanitarian visit to Jordan at the behest of the World
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Kat Brown, The IndependentI wasn’t on the finest form on Thursday. The return of the Never-Ending British Grey after Wednesday’s briefest dip into spring had sent me into a porridgy slump. But even I was
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Helen MacNamara, The IndependentIn normal times, the appointment of a new head of the civil service would have stirred little interest beyond Whitehall. Aside from the shattering of another glass ceiling, what with the first
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I tremble at watching the news with what is going on latest and staying indoors makes me reminisce about the time when the world was hit by Covid. The world today watches in grave concern
