Our Strength Lies in Our Humanity
Indigenous leader Célia Xakriabá and Vagina Monologues author V discuss Brazil’s biodiversity crisis and why this is the century of the indigenous womanCélia Xakriabá is the voice of a new … Read More
In this week’s episode of A New Normal, Iman Amrani asks viewers what their thoughts are around travel and the environment post-Covid. With international travel increasingly more difficult to do … Read More
The Netherlands is a food powerhouse but its dark underbelly has been exposed by Covid-19, say unionsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageTrapped in jobs that make them feel … Read More
A new theory suggests that the way in which we communicate online, via email and social media, reveals much about our personality and character types. Psychologists from the Universities of … Read More
The law excludes ordinary people from 92% of English land, but that doesn’t stop activist, artist and writer Nick HayesAs Simon Jenkins notes in his book England’s Thousand Best Houses, … Read More
As the black stuff burnt in the UK plummets to a level not seen since the early steam age, we trace its long, deep history and the problems left in … Read More
While opioids effectively relieve pain, for some they lead to overuse and addiction. New research suggests planning that emphasizes a person’s surgical care before, during and after surgery can reduce … Read More
The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic has created what the World Health Organization calls an “infodemic,” giving conspiracy groups a bigger platform than ever before. This led researchers at the Digital Media … Read More
A chronic dependence on high property prices is at the the root of the problem – and the government has no imperative to fix itThe Tories’ proposals to overhaul the … Read More
Loneliness in adults is experienced differently depending on age, according to new research. The new study concludes that there can be no “one size fits all” approach to reducing loneliness, … Read More
