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Breathtaking views. Wall-to-wall sunshine. The Balearic hotspot has long been known as a cyclists’ paradise, but do you have to be a Strava obsessive to fit in? Katie Strick finds a surprisingly restorative side to island riding

Fire brigade response times are at their highest in a decade, with staff numbers plunging and workers citing trauma, low pay and a widening workload that includes terror and climate-related incidents. Katie Strick spends 11 hours on the frontline

George Clooney, Kim Kardashian and Judy Murray are among millions of fans of the newly-imported US sport. Katie Strick joins Britain’s former Wimbledon darling for his first-try

Pressure levels in the ambulance service are at their highest level, with workers quitting, spiralling waiting times and public mental health at crisis point — so how is all of this affecting the people taking the calls? Katie Strick spends 12 hours on the frontline

Ever since Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion of Ukraine in 2022, and with no end to the conflict in sight, many commentators have tried to explain what motivates the Russian president.

After warnings from experts that artificial intelligence could lead to extinction, leading figures from the world of big tech are pushing for regulation as soon as possible.

Groundbreaking new chatbots ChatGPT and Google Bard can write novels, generate code and ace the bar exam — but how much of our lives can we actually trust them with? Katie Strick investigates

Ambulance workers are striking, citing record waiting times, below-inflation wages and an NHS in crisis — so what’s the reality for crews on the ground? Katie Strick spends 12 hours on the frontline

A-Listers can’t get enough of this tennis-squash hybrid — we’ll all be addicted soon, says Katie Strick

London is facing its worst month of strikes in over a decade. But what exactly has pushed so many of the capital’s key workers over the edge? Katie Strick hears four powerful testimonies

The National Association of Head Teachers says more than half of schools say they’ll go into deficit this academic year and nine out of 10 schools in England are expecting to have run out of money by the next school year. Separate research from survey app Teacher Tapp found that…