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MP Tim Farron says the mine's coal has no viable UK buyer and hope for long-term jobs is false.
Will Smith joked he "started making my own problems" because life was going too well. The 55-year-old actor - who received a 10-year ban in 2022 from the Academy Awards for slapping Chris Rock on stage - admitted he has made "tons of mistakes", but with the help of Quincy Jones, he is trying to "win as a human". Speaking at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia, he said: "I love puzzles, I love problems. Yeah, so I started making my own problems. Life is going too well. I have
Elle Macpherson stopped drinking as it was blocking her from being “fully present” in life. The supermodel – dubbed ‘The Body’ by Time in 1989 – is set to turn 60 in March and says she feels better than ever as she approaches the landmark, thanks partly to quitting booze in 2003. She told Body and Soul magazine: “I stopped drinking in 2003 because I felt I couldn’t be fully present in my life and it was a wonderful springboard of getting to know myself on a deeper level. “Everybody has their own
Britney Spears celebrated her 42nd birthday with her mother and brother. The popstar threw a party on Friday (01.12.23) to mark her big day and her mother Lynne Spears, and brother, Bryan Spears, both attended the bash. A source told PEOPLE: "Being together and celebrating her birthday was a really nice moment for the family." However, there was some drama at the party, as Britney was forced to leave early in order to rush her dog to the vet, according to TMZ. Britney was then spotted dashing to
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A global securities watchdog proposed 21 safety measures on Sunday to improve integrity, transparency and enforcement in voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) in a sector of growing importance to efforts to combat climate change. IOSCO, which groups market watchdogs from Asia, Europe, Latin America and the United States, launched a 90-day public consultation on a set of good practices for national regulators to apply. VCMs cover pollution-reducing projects, such as reforestation, renewable energy, biogas and solar power, that generate carbon credits companies buy to offset their emissions and meet net-zero targets.
Henry Kissinger died aged 100 this week. His policies caused widespread destruction in Cambodia.
Activists ask international community to ‘break silence’ on rising executions in Iran
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Social Security's "secret" do-over clause can boost monthly checks for boomers, but it comes with three notable limitations.
Home secretary could fly out as soon as Monday to ratify fresh terms with Kigali
Officials say four people are injured and nine are missing after a powerful quake and several aftershocks.
Ten of the world's top development banks pledged to step up their climate efforts at the COP28 summit, yet failed to say anything about halting financing for fossil fuel projects, a document seen by Reuters showed. In a statement to be announced at the event in Dubai, the group, including the World Bank and regional peers, said the window of opportunity to secure a liveable planet was "rapidly closing". Calls to overhaul the way the banks are run in response to the climate crisis have picked up amid record extreme weather events, and while the group disbursed a record $61 billion in finance in 2022, it remains just a fraction of what is needed.
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Iranian-made Shahed drones headed towards Ukraine‘s northwest were downed in the Mykolaiv region
The Sunday Times reported that the Home Secretary could fly out as soon as Monday to ratify fresh terms with Kigali.
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The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed two of its vessels in the South China Sea after monitoring an "alarming" increase in the number of Chinese maritime militia vessels at a reef within the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ). The number of Chinese boats believed to be manned by militia personnel has increased to more than 135 from 111 in November, scattered within the Whitsun Reef, which Manila calls the Julian Felipe Reef, the PCG said in a statement. "The PCG maintains its unwavering commitment to safeguarding maritime security, safety and the marine environment in the course of protecting the territorial integrity, sovereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea," it said.
The Sunday Times reported that the Home Secretary could fly out as soon as Monday to ratify fresh terms with Kigali.
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