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The UK’s pharma deal was vital – but the GSK boss is right about US dominance | Nils Pratley
That’s gratitude, eh? It’s not even a fortnight since the government agreed to raise the prices the NHS pays for new medicines and here comes the boss of GSK, Britain’s second largest pharma firm, to extol the virtues of doing business in the US. The US is “still the leading market in the world in…
What really happens inside an Air Fryer? A YouTuber put a GoPro inside to find out |
YouTuber puts a camera inside an air fryer to finally see what happens when the drawer closes/ (YouTube/Casual Cooking) Air fryers are now as common as kettles, an appliance people swear by, compare, and gift to relatives who didn’t ask for one. They’ve become increasingly impossible to ignore, even if you don’t own one. They’re…
Killer whales and dolphins seen hunting together in rare video
Scientists have captured rare footage of killer whales and Pacific white-sided dolphins hunting together near the coast of British Columbia, Canada The findings, published in the journal Nature Scientific Reports, is the first recorded evidence of the two species working together, according to researchers. They studied the whales using drones and camera tags to understand…
Warming Amplifies Senyar and Ditwah Impact
The excessive rainfall caused by Cyclone Senyar across Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand and Cyclone Ditwah over Sri Lanka in the last week of November 2025 was made more intense by global warming along with natural climatic cycles such as El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) and Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD), according to a study by the…
Tribal farmers trace tradition to survive climate variabilities
Jharkhand’s tribal farmers are returning to Indigenous rice for its superior taste, nutrition, income potential and resilience to climate extremes. Families save and share seeds across generations, keeping food traditions alive while earning better by selling these grains in local markets. Protecting and cultivating traditional rice varieties strengthens local food security and safeguards invaluable…
Reefs Halve Since 1980s Amid Heat, Disease
Hard corals across the Caribbean have declined by almost 50 per cent in just over four decades, according to new global monitoring data that point to rising ocean temperatures and fast-spreading diseases as key drivers of the collapse. A major new assessment by the Global Coral Reef Monitoring Network (GCRMN) has reported a dramatic decline…
Three filmmakers and their urgent stories about the environment and health
Three journalists create in-depth news documentaries exploring how environmental change directly affects human health across India. The films set in coastal Maharashtra, Odisha, and Rajasthan, premiere at the All Living Things Environment Film Festival 2025 before releasing on Mongabay-India. From industrial pollution to extreme heat, the filmmakers reveal urgent, underreported stories, grounded in evidence…
MP calls for ban on ‘biobeads’ at sewage works after devastating Camber Sands spillage | Pollution
The use of tiny, toxic plastic beads at sewage works should be banned nationwide, an MP and wildlife experts have said after a devastating spill at an internationally important nature reserve. Hundreds of millions of “biobeads” washed up on Camber Sands beach in East Sussex last month, after a failure at a Southern Water sewage…