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Climate change and intensive agriculture have halved number of insects in worst-hit areas

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How the UK’s Rwanda plan mirrors immigration policies in Australia, Israel and Denmark

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Ryanair signs sustainable fuel deal to cut emissions from its Amsterdam flights

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Ryanair signs sustainable fuel deal to cut climate-heating emissions from its Amsterdam flights

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Russia’s nuclear capability ‘concerning’ – as Putin launched Ukraine war to ‘stay in power’

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Ukrainian forces ‘repelling’ Russian attacks in east of country as Zelenskyy calls for more ‘comparable’ weapons

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‘I can’t lose my country now’, says Ukrainian platoon commander fighting in the east since 2014

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A goodbye like no other: The families fleeing Russia’s latest push in Ukraine

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One dead and 10 injured as police open fire at fuel price protest in Sri Lanka

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Young mother narrowly escapes death after falling under moving train

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Mass marine traffic around Shanghai amid concerns over impact of lockdown on supply chains

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Battle of the Donbas: The key battlegrounds in Russia’s attempt to take east Ukraine

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Pupils among six killed and 11 injured in blasts near Kabul schools, police say

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Warnings of social unrest and soaring inflation as ‘seismic’ effects of Ukraine war hit global economy

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Israel carries out strikes on Gaza in retaliation for rocket fired from the strip

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Climate change and intensive agriculture have halved number of insects in worst-hit areas

How the UK’s Rwanda plan mirrors immigration policies in Australia, Israel and Denmark

Ryanair signs sustainable fuel deal to cut emissions from its Amsterdam flights

Ryanair signs sustainable fuel deal to cut climate-heating emissions from its Amsterdam flights

Russia’s nuclear capability ‘concerning’ – as Putin launched Ukraine war to ‘stay in power’

Ukrainian forces ‘repelling’ Russian attacks in east of country as Zelenskyy calls for more ‘comparable’ weapons

‘I can’t lose my country now’, says Ukrainian platoon commander fighting in the east since 2014

A goodbye like no other: The families fleeing Russia’s latest push in Ukraine

One dead and 10 injured as police open fire at fuel price protest in Sri Lanka

Young mother narrowly escapes death after falling under moving train

Mass marine traffic around Shanghai amid concerns over impact of lockdown on supply chains

Battle of the Donbas: The key battlegrounds in Russia’s attempt to take east Ukraine

Pupils among six killed and 11 injured in blasts near Kabul schools, police say

Warnings of social unrest and soaring inflation as ‘seismic’ effects of Ukraine war hit global economy

Israel carries out strikes on Gaza in retaliation for rocket fired from the strip

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