Five Great Reads: AI Knowledge Loss & Epstein's Network
This week's essential reading covers AI's threat to traditional wisdom, Jeffrey Epstein's powerful connections, and a media gossip saga. Discover these compelling stories.
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WFH Heating Guide: Warmest Rooms Ranked
Discover which rooms retain heat best for remote workers facing rising energy bills. Our ranking reveals where to set up your home office to stay warm and save money this winter.
TfL Line Closures: London Travel Disruption
Essential guide to planned closures on London Overground, DLR, and Elizabeth line this weekend. Check your journey and find alternative routes now.
Joy Crookes: UK entering 'dark times' amid far-right rise
Singer Joy Crookes speaks out against rising far-right politics after sold-out Brixton shows, performing Sinéad O'Connor's anti-racism anthem in solidarity. Read her powerful message.
Your Rights at Work During UK Snow and Ice Warnings
Met Office amber warnings bring snow and ice across the UK. Discover your employee rights regarding travel, pay, and remote work during severe weather conditions.
Spain's Franco Legacy Haunts New Generation
50 years after Franco's death, Spain confronts dangerous nostalgia as younger generations lack knowledge of dictatorship horrors. Can democratic memory education counter far-right appeal?
Balancing Motherhood and an Executive MBA: Student Guide
Executive MBA student Rachel Knox shares her inspiring journey of balancing postgraduate studies at Bayes with pregnancy and motherhood. Discover her 7 key strategies for success.
Four men jailed for racist assaults in Sweden
Four men connected to the far-right 'Active Club Sweden' have been sentenced to prison for racially motivated assaults in Stockholm. Read the full details of the case.
Former prisoners trapped in Florida's temp job cycle
New report exposes how Florida workers with criminal records become stuck in temporary employment with lower wages and no benefits, feeling 'disposable' in the system.
Neo-Nazi Group Offers Online Military Drone Training
Experts warn of an 'urgent danger' as the Observations Group, linked to the Base and an accused Kremlin spy, offers online military training including drone warfare. Discover the security threat.
Gen Z Faces Workplace Criticism Like Millennials Did
Younger employees establishing themselves at work face relentless criticism from corporate leaders. Discover why this generational pattern repeats and what it means for the future of work.
Far-Right Kast Leads Chile Presidential Race
Far-right candidate José Antonio Kast is favourite to become Chile's next president after first-round vote. Discover the Trump-inspired policies shaping this pivotal election.
Europe's Far-Right Firewall Crumbles
The cordon sanitaire against Europe's far-right is fracturing as centrist parties seek alliances with extremists, mirroring Trump's impact on Republicans. Explore the implications.
Council left 1100 emails unread for four years
Haringey Council failed to read over 1,100 emails, including 500 police reports, between 2019 and 2023. A new management team promises reforms. Discover the full story.
Physics reveals why Britain's overwork culture leads to burnout
A former physics student uses scientific principles to explain Britain's burnout epidemic and why treating exhaustion as personal failure is a design flaw in our economy.
AfD backs US terror ban on anti-fascist groups
Germany's far-right AfD welcomes US designation of European anti-fascist groups as terrorist organisations, urging Berlin to follow suit. Historians warn of dangerous precedent.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem Needs Holistic Approach
Counter-terrorism experts urge comprehensive strategy beyond reactive lawmaking to address growing neo-Nazi threat in Australia. Learn why policing isn't enough.
Japan PM's 2-hour sleep schedule raises work-life fears
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi survives on just 2-4 hours sleep nightly, prompting concerns about work-life balance in a nation struggling with overwork culture and karoshi deaths.
Lords: Hybrid Work Can Help Disabled People into Jobs
A House of Lords committee urges the government to promote hybrid working in back-to-work initiatives to help disabled people and carers access employment. Discover how flexibility could fix Britain's worklessness crisis.
Reeves to cap Cycle to Work scheme tax breaks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to limit tax benefits for high-end bike purchases via salary sacrifice. Discover how the new budget could impact your commute and the future of green travel.
Readers debate BBC bias and Trump's $1bn lawsuit
Metro readers are fiercely debating BBC impartiality, the licence fee, and Donald Trump's $1bn legal threat. Is the broadcaster biased? Have your say.
Prunella Scales' Secret Charity Work Revealed
Beyond her iconic roles, Prunella Scales used her Tesco ad earnings to fund drama students and charitable causes, a generous legacy detailed by her husband Tim West.
Buckingham Palace warden unmasked as neo-Nazi
A former Buckingham Palace warden who guided tours has been exposed as a neo-Nazi extremist working with far-right groups. The revelation raises serious security questions for the Royal Household. Read the full investigation.
Chile's Trump-inspired candidate leads election polling
José Antonio Kast, Chile's far-right presidential hopeful, gains momentum with hardline policies on crime and immigration. Current polls show him securing 23% of votes ahead of Sunday's election.
UK Pessimism: 76% Say Britain on Wrong Track
Exclusive City AM polling reveals a grim national mood, with most Brits feeling living standards are falling and hard work is no longer rewarded. Discover the data shaping the UK's outlook.
Universal Credit claimants soar to 8.3 million
New government figures reveal a surge of 1.1 million Universal Credit claimants in a year, with nearly half not required to work. Discover the latest on the UK's welfare reforms.
Neo-Nazi Suspect Arrested for Darknet Assassination Calls
A German-Polish national with alleged neo-Nazi ties has been arrested in Dortmund for running a darknet platform soliciting political assassinations. Discover the full story and its implications for European security.
Bromley leaseholders win £3.8k service charge refund
Six leaseholders in Bromley have successfully challenged their landlord and won a £3,800 refund for unjustified service charges, including window cleaning. Discover how the tribunal ruled.
Heritage Foundation backlash over Carlson-Fuentes event
Prominent conservative thinktank draws criticism for platforming controversial commentator Tucker Carlson alongside white nationalist Nick Fuentes at Washington DC event, sparking internal dissent and external condemnation.
Elon Musk's Secret Campaign to Influence British Politics
Tesla billionaire Elon Musk is making strategic moves to influence Britain's political landscape, backing right-wing voices and policies in what experts call a concerning trend of billionaire political interference.
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