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Study finds carbon uptake declined in 80% of China's planted forests

China's Yellow River Basin has gained roughly 35,000 square kilometres of planted forest over the past three decades, but a study of nearly 20 years of monitoring data suggests some of those forests begin losing their carbon-sequestration momentum far earlier than their expected maturity. Research published in Scientific Reports titled…

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Beaumont’s Record Ride: solo Scot shatters round-the-world mark; reshapes endurance cycling

In 2007, Mark Beaumont achieved an unprecedented milestone by completing a solo unsupported cycling journey around the globe. Covering nearly 18,000 miles in just 194 days, he not only set a new record but also faced immense challenges and solitude. This extraordinary adventure redefined endurance cycling and left a lasting…

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UK woman gives birth in KFC car park, names baby ‘Colonel Cody’

A couple welcomed their son unexpectedly in a KFC car park. The baby was born safely while they drove to the hospital. He was named Cody, with a nickname Colonel Cody after the founder. KFC offered the family merchandise and vouchers to celebrate the unique birth. They plan to return…

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Staffordshire Hoard: Metal detectorist uncovers gold; museums secure treasure

In 2009, a metal detector enthusiast stumbled upon an extraordinary Anglo-Saxon hoard in south Staffordshire, uncovering nearly 4,000 artifacts mainly comprising sword fittings and helmet fragments. The Treasure Valuation Committee appraised the treasure at an impressive £3.285 million. This fortune was shared equally between the finder and the landowner, while…

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Kentucky Powerball winner arrested for fifth time after Walmart car park incident

James Farthing, a Kentucky man who won a $167.3 million Powerball jackpot in April 2025, has been arrested for the fifth time since claiming the prize. The latest arrest took place on September 20, 2026, after deputies reportedly found him asleep inside a running Ford Mustang in a Walmart car…

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Flores mangrove restoration supported 10 faunal species and stored 70 Mg of CO2 over 10 years.

Indonesia’s Flores Island was the site of a mangrove reforestation project launched in 2013, with native seedlings planted along the coast between Ende and Sikka. Ten years later, researchers surveyed restored areas at Bangkoor, Kolisia and Talibura to assess plant and animal diversity, carbon sequestration and energy storage. The study…

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Ohio attorney secretly bought 155 acres in 1988; 38 years later, his family farms nearly 500 acres

In 1988, Ohio attorney Neil McKown quietly purchased 155 acres without first telling his wife, Pamela. The property was overgrown, rundown and neglected, but what initially looked like a risky decision eventually became the foundation of a nearly 500-acre family farming operation.

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Tesla faces trial over ‘rampant racism’ against Black workers at US plant

Opening the state's case, lawyer Brett Watson showed the court photographs of graffiti found inside the Fremont plant. The images included the N-word, references to the Ku Klux Klan, a Confederate flag, a white supremacist symbol and messages telling Black workers to "go back to Africa". According to court documents,…

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Russia planning 'denial gray zone operations'? Why is Europe intuitively spooked

Much of what worries Western officials is not a tank invasion but something harder to pin down. Drones drifting into Baltic airspace, sabotage at airports, cyberattacks, plots involving criminal networks operating far from Russia's own territory. Individually, each incident can be denied or dismissed as an accident but likely form…

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Melbourne tenant refused $65 rent hike; tribunal struck down her eviction notice

An elderly social housing tenant in Melbourne has had her eviction notice struck out after she continued paying her previous rent despite a weekly increase of about $65. The dispute began after HousingFirst took over several properties previously run by Glenloch. The tenant challenged whether the higher rent had been…

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UK backs Saudi Arabia with RAF Voyager refuelling support amid Houthi campaign

The UK has stated that it will provide Saudi Arabia with defensive military support, including air-to-air refuelling for Saudi fighter jets, as Riyadh faces a renewed campaign of attacks by Iran-backed Houthi forces in Yemen.

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500 Iron Age iron bars found in Austria reveal a 1-tonne cargo transported 2,000 years ago

Archaeologists found over 500 forged iron bars in the Danube River. This discovery represents Europe's largest known Iron Age iron assemblage. Radiocarbon dating places these bars in the Late Iron Age, between 4th and 1st centuries BC. The bars likely represent cargo lost during river transport along the Danube. This…

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Woman buys $15 flea-market necklace, later discovers it’s an Alexander Calder work worth $267,750

A woman, named Norma Ifill from Philadelphia, paid just $15 for an unusual necklace at a Brooklyn flea market, wore it for years without knowing its origin, and only later learned it was a work by Alexander Calder, according to a report by The Sun. The forgotten piece, a silver…

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17-year-old Texas student takes air-quality project to 60 schools

At 17, Nathan Tan has already taken on a problem that can be difficult even for adults to see, let alone solve: the invisible pollution hanging over neighborhoods where families have spent years carrying a disproportionate share of the environmental burden. From his home in Plano, Texas, Tan has turned…

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Six-year-old gathers thousands of sweet tubs for a cancer charity scheme

Teddy Michaelides, a seven-year-old from Netley, Hampshire, has turned a local recycling problem into a campaign involving thousands of plastic confectionery tubs. Teddy began collecting the tubs after learning that the plastic containers used for sweets, chocolates and crackers could not be recycled through normal household collections in his area.…

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'World is getting worse': Antonio Guterres warns wars, divisions are paralysing UN

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the involvement of major powers and permanent members of the UN Security Council in conflicts had made it harder for the council to act. "That creates an environment of impunity, in which midsize powers believe that they can do whatever they want because nothing will…

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From Gen Z protests to polls: What is driving Morocco's voters

Moroccans aged 18 to 24 make up just 4% of registered voters in Wednesday's parliamentary election, compared with more than 29% for people aged 60 and above, nearly a year after youth-led protests focused attention on jobs, healthcare and education. The figures contrast with the prominent role young people played…

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South Korea proposes nuclear freeze with Kim Jong Un in exchange for sanctions relief: Report

South Korean president Lee Jae Myung has urged US president Donald Trump to seek a nuclear freeze deal with North Korea instead of insisting on immediate denuclearisation, arguing that sanctions have failed to stop North Korea from expanding its weapons programmes.

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Will shut Iranian flights from Wednesday: US new arm-twist move against Tehran

US treasury secretary Scott Bessent said Iranian airlines could "effectively be shut out of global operations" from Wednesday and threatened foreign companies providing services to Tehran’s aviation sector with secondary sanctions.

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In 1978, Jacob Arabo’s father gifted him a watch; years later, his creations adorned A-list wrists

Jacob Arabo's journey into the world of horology began in Tashkent when his father gifted him a watch. He transitioned from school to supporting his family at seventeen, consolidating his talent for jewelry design. Known as 'Jacob the Jeweler', he captured the spotlight with his iconic Five Time Zone watch…

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In 2012, Florida cat Holly survived a 190-mile journey and returned home 62 days later

A house cat named Holly disappeared during a Florida holiday in late 2012 after fireworks frightened her and she bolted from her owners' motor home. Jacob and Bonnie Richter had travelled with Holly to the Daytona International Speedway, about 190 miles from their home in West Palm Beach. The family…

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Watch: Press pool boycott leaves Trump barely audible at White House event

US President Donald Trump was barely audible during live coverage of a White House event on Monday after major television networks suspended pooled coverage following his decision to bar CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House.

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'Illegally entered': ICE agent shoots Venezuelan man in Texas- watch

A Venezuelan national shot and wounded by a US immigration agent in Texas was transferred to an ICE detention centre with the bullet still lodged in his body, his lawyer said Monday.

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Former President James Monroe's estate to become state park

For years, Oak Hill Farm sat in southern Loudoun County as a privately held piece of Virginia history, its fields and woodland surrounding the former home of President James Monroe. The estate is now set for a different future. According to The Conservation Fund, in July 2026, Virginia lawmakers approved…

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US airports resume operations after telecom outage disrupts thousands of flights

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the communications lines had been repaired and operations were gradually resuming, although passengers were still expected to face delays as airlines worked through the backlog. "The telecom lines have been repaired, and all airport operations in the Northeast are resuming," Duffy said. The outage…

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