Jessica Bayley is an international author and journalist. She covers global affairs, hard news, lifestyle, politics, technology and is also the author of "The Ladies of Belgium."
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According to Secret London, the city of London witnesses twelve seasons. Currently, we’re in “hell”—the season which follows “the pollening”. Despite experiencing one of the hottest summer’s yet, many are craving outdoor adventures this summer. Some have taken to Taylor Swift-themed jaunts around
In a surprising turn of events, Kamala Harris has emerged as a last-minute US presidential candidate, racing to craft her image while social media users flood the internet with political memes about coconuts, "brat summers" and femininomenons.
New UK Finance Minister, Rachel Reeves, has vowed to immediately "fix the foundations" of Britain's economy, fueled by onshore wind power and house building, after her Labour party won power.
According to a recent report by The Payments Association, Authorised Push Payment (APP) fraud has emerged as the most dangerous type of fraud.
New research conducted by CBD retailers CBD Oil King has identified the top ten most stressed cities in the UK, with Preston emerging as the most stressed.
By 2050, humanity must significantly increase its efforts to remove CO2 from the atmosphere to meet the crucial target of keeping global warming below two degrees Celsius, researchers reported on Tuesday.
The UK's Labour opposition launched its flagship clean energy policy on Friday, aiming to address the country's cost-of-living crisis and distinguish itself from the ruling Conservatives as the general election approaches.
Influential Ethiopian women's rights activist, Betelehem Akalework, has faced severe online abuse, including death threats and physical harassment, forcing her to move home twice in two years.
Magda Chambriard, the newly appointed chief executive of Brazil's state-run oil giant, Petrobras, has called for an urgent acceleration of oil exploration, including in the controversial offshore basin near the mouth of the Amazon River.
