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Partial lunar eclipse with Moon appearing reddish in Earth's umbral shadow, astrophotography by Evelyn Berg

Lunar Eclipse August 28: Rare Deep Partial Eclipse Reaches 93% Moon Coverage

If you wake up before dawn on Friday, August 28, you can watch the Moon pass through Earth’s shadow. This partial lunar eclipse will plunge over 93 percent of the lunar disk

Karmactive Team

August 27, 2026

A Gardasil 9 HPV vaccine vial and packaging used in cervical cancer prevention programs.

Health·Policy

NHS Home HPV Testing: 4 Million Women Offered Cervical Screening—Here’s What Happens

Nearly four million women in England are being offered HPV self-testing at home—a shift intended to make screening easier for women who have not attended previous appointments. NHS England’s rollout of at-home

Tejal Somvanshi

August 26, 2026

Aerial view of a hyperscale data centre campus with high-voltage grid connections feeding its power demand

Energy·Technology·USA

US gas power surge driven by AI datacenters now tops China for first time in decades

US gas construction now tops China's for the first time, driven by AI datacenters needing constant electricity, with power sector emissions at risk of rising 20 percent.

Rahul Somvanshi

August 26, 2026

A famous oil painting in a museum gallery with a small group of protesters outside holding climate signs, glass reflection visible.

Climate·Culture

When Climate Activists Target Art, Does It Help the Cause?

In October 2022, two Just Stop Oil activists threw tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” at the National Gallery in London. The painting was behind glass and unharmed, but the image

Govind Tekale

August 21, 2026

Art gallery interior with paintings displayed on white walls and visitors walking through — illustration of climate activism targeting cultural objects

Environment·Technology

Does Targeting Art Help Climate Activism New Study Examines Public Attention

A 2025 study published in the Journal of Environmental Management, titled “Art as a target for climate activism: Does it raise public attention?” and authored by Vincenzo Alfano and Massimo Guarino, used

Rahul Somvanshi

August 21, 2026

Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom smiling in a red coat and matching hat at a public engagement.

Culture·Health·UK

Queen Camilla Says It Was Difficult to Keep King Charles’s Cancer Diagnosis Private

Estimated reading time: 1 minutes Queen Camilla has spoken for the first time about how hard it was to keep King Charles’s cancer diagnosis secret before the public announcement in February 2024.

Sunita Somvanshi

August 19, 2026

A supermarket self-checkout kiosk with touchscreen, scanner and payment terminal inside a store.

Artificial Intelligence·Technology

Sainsbury’s AI Cameras Wrongfully Flag Man as Shoplifter

Matt Arnold just wanted to buy groceries. On August 6, the 46-year-old walked into his local Sainsbury’s in East Dulwich, London, scanned his items at the self-service till using his Nectar loyalty

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Rahul Somvanshi

August 19, 2026

Cracked dry footpath running through a wheat field with browning crop at the base of the stalks.

Environment·World

Wessex Water Hosepipe Ban 2026: First in 50 Years as UK Heatwave Triggers Water Crisis

Wessex Water has imposed a hosepipe ban affecting 1.4 million customers in Bath, Somerset, Dorset, and Wiltshire—the first such restriction by the utility in 50 years, last occurring during the severe 1976

Sunita Somvanshi

August 19, 2026

Chicken eggs in a carton used for Happy Hens Salmonella recall coverage.

Health·UK

Salmonella Outbreak Infects 207 as UK Cases Hit Decade High from Imported Eggs

A year-long salmonella outbreak believed to be linked to imported eggs has sickened 207 people across the UK, hospitalising more than a third, with one death associated with it, UKHSA has confirmed.

Sunita Somvanshi

August 18, 2026

Wildberries warehouse fire in Russia after Ukrainian drone strike, with smoke rising from burning building

Politics·UK·World

Russia Warns UK of ‘Consequences’ Over British-Made Drones in Strikes

Russia has issued a warning to the United Kingdom regarding “consequences” following confirmation that British-made drones were used in recent strikes on military and industrial targets within Russian territory. The statement marks

Govind Tekale

August 18, 2026