‘We like breaking the rules’: the radical farm that yields results
An Italian farm is using biomimicry and agroecological technology to ensure their crops can handle the heat
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Bringing the thrill of live music to deaf audiences – with the help of air guitar
Luke Holdsworth was born deaf and is now one of the UK’s most respected BSL interpreters at live concerts
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Back on track: Matt Haig on finding acceptance
At 50 years old and with the release of his new book The Midnight Train, Matt Haig explains why acceptance has descended on him
Arts Lifestyle Perspective
Three sports groups using movement to tackle isolation
These three groups are using sport and movement to create connection, purpose and community
Society Sport Wellbeing
How birdwatching has become an unexpected hit with Gen Z
A new wave of young birders is helping to turn one of Britain’s oldest pastimes into one of its fastest-growing hobbies
Conservation Culture Lifestyle
What went right this week: a reality check for ‘AI slop’, plus more
A reality check for ‘AI slop’, the US’s plummeting murder rate, and a victory for an uncontacted tribe, plus more
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How schools are winning children over to healthier lunches
The government is overhauling school food standards in England for the first time in more than a decade
Food Lifestyle Society
The musicians turning bat calls into club music
A new album made from the echolocation calls of bats is inviting listeners to hear the misunderstood mammals differently
Arts Conservation Culture
How community football is helping youth stay out of trouble
From knife-crime prevention to mental health support, grassroots football is being taken seriously as a tool for social change
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Did a tourist tax save Magaluf?
As Edinburgh introduces a visitor levy, we look at what a decade of tourist tax-funded investment has done for one of Europe’s resorts
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A new measure of courage: how Maasai warriors became lion guardians
In east Africa, Maasai men are redefining what it means to be brave by helping people and lions co-exist
Conservation Environment Sustainable Development
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