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How communities are stepping up to revive our tired towns and cities From ferry companies to pubs, communities are buying local assets to run for themselves. Could new funding supercharge the movement? Culture Lifestyle Social Enterprise Society UK
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What went right this week: not-so-lawless Britain, plus more England’s murder rate plummeted, France said ‘non’ to social media for kids, and the world set a welcome record, plus more Conservation Energy Environment Society
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Revolutionary therapy treats ‘untreatable’ blood cancer Gene therapy which turns white blood cells into a disease-busting “living drug” has reversed previously untreatable blood cancers Health Innovation Science Society
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What went right this week: Europe’s energy ‘tipping point’, plus more Europe’s green energy ‘tipping point’, a US cancer milestone, and a big beast released, plus more Energy Environment Health Science Society
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How a ‘dysfunctional’ English farm became a biodiversity hotspot A trailblazing rewilding site in England has recorded a 900% increase in breeding birds in just 20 years Conservation Environment Society
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What went right this week: treating the ‘untreatable’, plus more Scientists treated an ‘untreatable’ eye condition, an ocean treaty entered force, and the US murder rate plummeted, plus more Environment Health Science Society
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