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The abandoned industrial area near Big Marsh city park poses “significant threats to human health and the environment,” President Biden’s administration says. Nearby fishing areas are also at risk.

They’ve been compared to termite mounds, doner kebabs, even piles of poo. We report on the outrage that has greeted plans for seaside towers in the once faded town – with one-bedroom flats costing almost half a million pounds

The “Collider On The Lot” program offers a two-month, in-person and virtual accelerator program for media, entertainment, and emerging technology companies

UK capital as ‘huge generator of wealth’ under threat as a third of visual artists struggle to pay for studios

From Texan meats cooked low and slow to the glow of a Middle Eastern charcoal grill, Ben McCormack warms up in the cold

Punk’s DIY film-maker extraordinaire, band mate of The Clash’s Mick Jones... and now Levi’s collaborator. Tom Ellen meets the one and only Don Letts

The healthcare sector’s ‘own laws of physics’ means A.I. may not be an easy fit, says ACME’s Aike Ho at Fortune's Brainstorm Health conference.

“It is still painful,” said Rajwati, lifting her kurti to show a painful bruise near her ribs. “I have a fever as well. But now, I think twice before spending even Rs 10 on paracetamol.”

If the Federal Trade Commission clears grocery giant Albertsons' $20 billion sale to Kroger on schedule next month, the private-equity investors who control this collection of U.S. grocery and drug store chains will have squeezed out profits nine times larger than what they invested since 2006.

The city centre site will look very different in years to come

Four students were killed in the mass shooting in Michigan last November. Seven people were also injured, including a student whose parents are suing Acme Shooting Goods, the weapons dealer.