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Spotify users are being targeted by a phishing scam involving fake emails that direct victims to a cloned website. This website collects sensitive information, including login credentials, personal details, and payment information. The emails appear legitimate, often claiming the user's…

A recent government-backed study has revealed that nearly a third of UK journalists have altered their reporting methods or topics due to concerns for their safety. This shift is attributed to the perceived risks associated with their work. The investigation…

French beekeepers are outraged by the government's decision to lift a ban on certain pesticides. The move aims to combat a disease affecting sugar beet crops, but beekeepers warn it will have devastating consequences. The French beekeeping union says the…

Heatwaves are becoming increasingly common worldwide, posing significant health risks to affected populations. People living in regions with consistently high temperatures have developed strategies to cope with the heat. Experts from diverse backgrounds, including a Rio lifeguard and an Egyptian…

South Africa is experiencing a surge in violent demonstrations targeting immigrants, with thousands fleeing their homes. The protests, which have been ongoing for months, are driven by anti-immigration campaigners who demand that undocumented people leave the country. Many immigrants have…

The Metropolitan Police spent £2.5m hiding the identity of a former undercover officer from his ex-partner, Helen Steel. Steel had been deceived into a relationship by the officer, who was part of the police's Special Demonstration Squad. The spycop inquiry…

A van crashed into a crowd at Berlin Pride, killing one person and injuring 16 others. The incident occurred on Saturday evening in the Schöneberg district of Berlin. Berlin's police commissioner said the suspect deliberately drove into the crowd. The…

Australian Labor Party officials are concerned about the impact of economic difficulties on voter sentiment. Labor boss, Paul Erickson, notes that economic hits are driving voters towards One Nation, a right-wing populist party. This shift in voter allegiance is attributed…

A new exhibition showcases Indigenous astronomical knowledge from around the world, including Australia and South Africa. The Yamaji-Wajarri people, traditional owners of the Murchison region in Western Australia, have a rich understanding of the night sky. For thousands of years,…

GLP-1 medications, commonly prescribed for type 2 diabetes and weight loss, have become increasingly popular. These drugs, such as semaglutide and liraglutide, work by mimicking a natural hormone that regulates appetite and blood sugar levels. As millions of people use…

Labor's caucus has reached a milestone with women outnumbering men for the first time. The party room now has a majority of female members, with 56 women and 46 men. Kate Ellis leads an all-female executive, a significant achievement for…

Scotland Yard has launched an investigation into two £250,000 donations made to Reform UK by Britain Means Business. The donations, first reported by The Guardian, were made prior to the 2024 election. Reform UK, a right-wing political party, has faced…

Cecilia Vega, a correspondent for 60 Minutes, has spoken out about feeling pressured by CBS to introduce political bias into her reporting. Vega made the comments during a conversation with ABC's John Quiñones at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists…

A devastating wildfire has forced hundreds of people to evacuate their homes in Robledo, a town near Madrid, Spain. Residents fled the area as flames engulfed nearby forests, describing the scene as "apocalyptic". Many have taken shelter at a local…