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Don’t wash your laundry at teatime – why planning energy use can reduce your bills
Electricity is being priced by the time it is used, not just by how much, so timing really matters.
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Month: November 2026
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Flesh-eating screwworm is spreading in the US, threatening livestock and wildlife – hunters can be the first line of defense
Over 100 screwworm cases have appeared in the US in 2026, including in elk, cattle, dogs, horses, sheep and goats. America’s 11.5 million hunters can help find these parasites to contain the spread.
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What the measles vaccine’s ‘97% effective’ rating means for Pittsburgh parents
An epidemiologist and mother explains what families need to know about measles and why a preventable disease has become a public health threat once again.
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I’m an athletic trainer – here’s how to know when kids sports are too intense
It can be tempting to ratchet up training intensity for kids in youth sports, but focusing on fun and letting them lead the way may ultimately be more rewarding.
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What C.S. Lewis said about Narnia’s most famous character: the Jesus-like lion Aslan
Some Narnia fans are up in arms about Netflix’s upcoming adaptation of ‘The Magician’s Nephew,’ directed by Greta Gerwig.
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What Tommy Robinson’s conviction tells us about the cost to journalists reporting in the public interest
The far-right activist could face prison for harassing two Daily Mail journalists.
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Labour’s immigration dilemma: with social care exceptions, the party is trying to have it both ways
Immigration has always caused ideological tensions for the party.
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The John Lewis Christmas ad captures the deep need for grandmothers
Science shows that being closely involved in each other’s lives protects grandparents against isolation and helps kids flourish.
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JD Vance singled out Iran War for midterm rout – he didn’t say what should happen next in conflict
The Trump administration has sunk reputational and military costs into the Middle East conflict. But continuing risks alienating voters further.
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‘This is catastrophic’ – Gaza hit hard by UN food cuts and lack of humanitarian aid
SPECIAL REPORT: By Abdel Qader Sabbah in Gaza City Al-Abd Abu Beid set a box of food rations down on a pile of stones he uses as a makeshift table outside his ramshackle tent on the coastline west of Gaza City. The cardboard box displayed the blue logo of the United Nations World Food Programme
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View from The Hill: an over-committed Albanese is scrambling to keep his eyes on the main game
The PM will devote Monday to chair meetings on the mid-December budget update before flying off again for the COP summit in Turkey.
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Pauline Hanson’s High Court appeal will put freedom of speech to the test
The One Nation leader’s case is among a slew of cases the High Court will deal with in coming months on freedom of political communication.