Month: July 2026
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Tips for Safe and Stylish Festival Make-up
Get ready for festival season with tips on achieving a bold look while avoiding toxic chemicals and skin irritation.
Rising Burger Costs Fail to Boost Farmer Profits
While consumers face 'burgerflation' and rising prices for summer food staples, farmers and small-scale food producers report that these increased costs are not translating into higher profits for them.
UK Front Pages: Severe Drought Conditions and Channel Migrant Crossings
Newspapers focus on the UK's ongoing drought crisis, government migration policies, and various domestic and international political developments.
UK Heatwaves Force a Rethink on Air Conditioning Strategy
Escalating heatwaves in the UK are challenging traditional building standards and sparking a contentious debate over whether to prioritize mechanical cooling systems or passive adaptation measures to protect vulnerable residents.
Parliamentary report labels MoD Afghan data leak a predictable disaster
A parliamentary inquiry has concluded that the Ministry of Defence's mismanagement of Afghan relocation data was a foreseeable disaster, compounded by a culture of excessive secrecy and inadequate oversight.
University of Benin Appoints Edo Polytechnic Acting Rector as Associate Professor
The University of Benin has promoted the Acting Rector of Edo State Polytechnic, Dr. Nosakhare Liberty Arodoye, to the rank of Associate Professor of Economics following a successful academic review.
Boxer Aziz Abdul disqualified for headbutting opponent at Commonwealth Games
Ugandan boxer Aziz Abdul, grandson of dictator Idi Amin, was disqualified from his Commonwealth Games bout for headbutting English opponent Damar Thomas.
Oghenetega Ighedo achieves historic milestone as first Black woman to earn UNISA Pure Mathematics PhD
Professor Oghenetega Ighedo has become the first Black woman to receive a PhD in Pure Mathematics from the University of South Africa, accomplishing this feat in three years while balancing a family.
Aziz Abdul, Grandson of Idi Amin, Disqualified from Commonwealth Games Boxing
Idi Amin's grandson, Aziz Abdul, was disqualified from his super-heavyweight boxing quarter-final at the Commonwealth Games for headbutting his opponent, Damar Thomas.
Hadi Matar faces federal terror conviction following Salman Rushdie assault
Hadi Matar has been convicted on federal terrorism and material support charges related to his 2022 stabbing of author Sir Salman Rushdie, adding to his existing state prison sentence.