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The ‘culture war’ on net zero: Why have Brits stopped supporting climate policies?

Reform UK voters are the only political group without a majority in favour of achieving net zero by 2050 or sooner, according to a new survey.

Euronews

The Polanski effect? These charts reveal how much the Greens have advanced

The Green party has made gains under its leader – but there is also uncertainty ahead

The Guardian - UK

I went to A&E with a broken wrist and caught a dose of ‘I’ve been lucky’ syndrome

Statistics show my timely, efficient treatment wasn’t a matter of fortune but quite ordinary, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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Starmer’s shift to the right to combat Farage threat is ‘utterly doomed’, union boss warns

Union boss Matt Wrack warned that the PM ‘can never out-Farage Farage’ as the government attempt to win back votes lost to Reform UK

The Independent UK

59 Female Roasts Hit Men So Hard They’re Probably Still Thinking About Them

Confidence can take years to build yet mere seconds to completely obliterate. Sometimes, it's a social or work failure that does the trick. But other times, it's a single sentence, delivered with the weight of a wrecking ball wearing a dash of red lipstick. Here are the most savage ways…

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A new low: Trump’s approval rating negative with every major pollster for the first time

Polls carried out by YouGov, Gallup, Ipsos, R.M.G. Research, Morning Consult and Quinnipiac all show that more U.S. citizens disapprove of Trump than approve

The Independent UK

Kate speaks out over ‘stigma’ of addiction in poignant message

The Princess of Wales made the comments to mark Addiction Awareness Week on behalf of the Forward Trust

The Independent UK

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Kate calls for end to stigma around addiction to mark Addiction Awareness Week

The Princess of Wales launched the first Addiction Awareness Week in 2021 on behalf of the Forward Trust, a charity supporting recovering addicts

Evening Standard

‘Superfluous consumerism’: adult Advent calendar trend alarms green groups

Trend is adding to ‘waste crisis’ owing to individual packaging and potential for unwanted items, campaigners say

The Guardian - UK

Polls of western countries find deep dissatisfaction with democracy

Ipsos survey reveals fake news, lack of accountability, extremism and corruption seen as biggest threats

The Guardian - UK

Majority of people not proud of post-Brexit Britain, new survey reveals

Attitudes poll also suggests people increasingly believe UK is divided, that ‘culture wars’ exist and life was better in past

The Independent UK

Divided Britain: UK is riven with divisions over immigration and trans rights as national pride plummets, according to new poll

Researchers from King's College London (KCL) said post-Brexit division appeared to have ‘morphed into’ party political and other splits around immigration and so-called culture wars

Evening Standard

Perceived tensions between immigrants and British-born people at new high – poll

Researchers also measured attitudes on various issues including transgender rights, the term ‘woke’ and nostalgia.

The Independent UK

"A bad time to be Latino": Pessimism surges in new Axios-Ipsos poll

Latinos' overall sense of optimism, safety and belonging has plunged across several measures since President Trump took office.

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Euronews

'On the wrong path': Which European countries think they're doomed?

Which European country is the most pessimistic about its future? What are Europe's top concerns? And which European country worries about war more than Israel?

Euronews

Winter Olympics: Which Europeans are splurging the most on tickets?

Northern Italy is gearing up for a massive tourism surge in February, when the Winter Olympics kick off in Milan and Cortina.

The Independent UK

Americans are seriously hating Trump’s decision to tear down the East Wing for a mammoth ballroom, poll finds

The joint survey by ABC News, Ipsos and The Washington Post found that 56 percent of Americans oppose Trump’s demolition ballroom plan

Euronews

First results show neck-and-neck finish between liberals and far right in Dutch general election

Preliminary results show a difference of just 2,000 votes between the centrist liberal D66 and far-right PVV, indicating 26 seats each in an extremely tight race.

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Euronews

Dutch elections: Five things to watch

The Netherlands goes to the polls in an election that could see the far-right win, but no clear path to forming a government.

The Conversation

South Africans feel mixture of hope and despair as apartheid becomes a distant memory

According to data released by global market research firm Ipsos in September, 80% of South Africans say their country is on the wrong track. It is not hard to see why.

Euronews

How do EU citizens feel about climate action and corporate accountability?

As green policies in the European Union come under scrutiny, three in four EU respondents say it is important that the bloc uphold its environmental laws.

The Conversation

Trump’s ratings steady as the US government shutdown drags into a second week

It’s been eight days since a partial US government shutdown began on October 1, owing to a failure by Congress to agree to a new budget by the September 30 deadline.

The National (Scotland)

SNP say voters 'won't forgive' Labour as cost of living crisis soars

THE SNP have urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to “put money back in people’s pockets and tackle the soaring cost of living crisis on the Labour…

The Independent UK

‘Intrusive’ digital ID cards were a flop 15 years ago – so what’s changed?

ANALYSIS : A decade and a half ago, the last Labour government’s rollout of ID cards was scrapped amid an outcry over an invasion of privacy. Alex Ross asks what has changed today, and whether a Brit card is the answer?

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Organic Products Retailer Taps Temu to Break Out of Privileged Niche

Auwald Bio, once a small organic retailer in Upper Bavaria, is reaching new customers through Temu, connecting with shoppers who might never step into a specialty organic store but are open to discovering something new online.

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