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Morocco’s push to develop tourism in Western Sahara is drawing growing scrutiny from rights groups, legal experts, and campaign organisations around the world. The city of Dakhla, sprawling along a windswept peninsula

Bidgely is bringing its global insights tour to London from 10 to 12 June as part of its international EmPOWER AI conference series. The London forum is part of a wider international

Ashoka Shivareddy grew up in a farming family in Kolar, a drought-prone district in southern India, where making a living from the land proved extremely difficult. “The area receives rainfall of only

The Access to Advanced Health Institute, a nonprofit biotech organisation focused on developing vaccines and technologies for global health, has congratulated Eli Lilly and Company and Curevo Vaccine on Lilly’s acquisition of

Wyn Wiley, who performs under the drag persona Pattie Gonia, has publicly urged outdoor apparel company Patagonia to drop its legal action against the performer. Patagonia filed the lawsuit in January in

Andy Burnham has called for stronger state intervention in the economy, pushing back firmly against Tony Blair’s blueprint for Labour’s future direction. The Greater Manchester mayor acknowledged some areas of agreement with

The criminal investigation into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal could be delayed by five years unless it receives millions of pounds in additional funding, police chiefs have warned. The commander leading

The Victoria and Albert Museum has transformed its Theatre and Performance Room into a graveyard of Britain’s shuttered performance spaces this summer. The Lost Music Venues exhibition features grubby set-lists, salvaged AAA

Experts are warning of a “lost generation” as more than one million people under the age of 24 find themselves without work or a training course. Three young people affected by the