Articles by Gavin Haines

Image for The city where ‘the future has already arrived’
The city where ‘the future has already arrived’ What will cities look like a decade from now? Utrecht offers clues as it takes green living to the next level Environment Lifestyle Society World
Image for What went right this week: headway on cancer, plus more
What went right this week: headway on cancer, plus more UK cancer death rates plummeted, eagles embraced city life, and the ‘happiest’ countries were revealed, plus more Economics Environment Health Lifestyle Society
Image for What went right this week: Wikipedia profiled unsung heroines, plus more
What went right this week: Wikipedia profiled unsung heroines, plus more Wikipedia profiled unsung heroines, a satellite launched to ‘name and shame’ polluters, and AI had a cancer breakthrough, plus more Economics Environment Lifestyle Society World
Image for Becoming less visible online: five ways to shrink your digital footprint
Becoming less visible online: five ways to shrink your digital footprint As California’s pioneering ‘delete act’ progresses, here are five steps you can take today to become less visible online Lifestyle Science Society Technology Wellbeing
Image for What went right this week: Europe’s ‘historic’ nature law, plus more
What went right this week: Europe’s ‘historic’ nature law, plus more Europe passed a landmark nature law, Finland almost ended homelessness, and a Scottish land deal empowered communities, plus more Environment Society UK Wellbeing World
Image for What went right this week: the UK quit a toxic treaty, plus more
What went right this week: the UK quit a toxic treaty, plus more The UK quit a toxic energy treaty, trees kept the eastern US cool, and the four-day week got a boost, plus more Culture Environment Health Lifestyle Science Society
Load more

Popular articles

image for Together: changing times captured poolside in Cape Town

Together: changing times captured poolside in Cape Town

The architect who has designed lingerie for the post-mastectomy body

‘I am not a typo’ campaign urges tech giants to correct their autocorrect systems in the name of inclusivity

Read it and don’t weep.

Headlines about what’s going right in the world are now being shared with millions of people through digital screens on high streets and in shopping centres all around the UK.