As a cyclist I want the authorities to act with clarity. Lime bikes and renters can be annoying, but the true threat is those who dangerously flout the law, says the Guardian’s senior political correspondent, Peter Walker

You could be walking around symptom-free and not know you’re pre-diabetic, living with hypertension or at a high risk of a heart attack, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar

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Flashy, adventurous or fantastically freaky. Britain has 60 native butterflies, each with their own story. Explore what makes them unique.

New University of Aberdeen spin-out, Hychor, is on course to transform the future of clean energy with an innovative technology that produces green hydrogen directly from seawater, eliminating the need for freshwater and reducing the cost and infrastructure barriers that currently limit hydrogen adoption.

Vor fünf Jahren führte das Großherzogtum die kostenlose Nutzung von Bussen, Zügen und Straßenbahnen ein. Diese außergewöhnliche Maßnahme hat den öffentlichen Verkehr attraktiver gemacht, ohne dass das...

Editorial: Defending European strategic interests must be a priority to level the economic playing field in an increasingly volatile world

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Children are growing up as AI natives and experts say computing skills should be on par with reading and writing

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Director general says broadcaster is ‘trying to get the balance right’ amid increased coverage

A casual mention of Kate Raworth’s theory has grown into the basis for decision making in Tomelilla

France's debt rose by €202.7 billion to €3.3 trillion last year, accounting for 113% of GDP, according to the official statistics agency. Eric Lombard, France's economic minister, has acknowledged tha...

Parisians voted in a referendum on Sunday to pedestrianise a further 500 of the city's streets, giving fresh momentum to efforts by the French capital's left-leaning town hall to curb car usage and improve air quality.

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Reopen Edinburgh's South Sub using Tram-Trains

The UK Govt's upcoming Road Safety Strategy presents a critical opportunity to make our streets safer, healthier and more inclusive.

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