Pelicans were once native to Norfolk, but humans pushed them out – will we now welcome them back?

Polls suggest that people think that this government, and Keir Starmer, are in permanent crisis. Is that because the BBC told us this?

Oceana’s Chief Scientist Dr. Katie Matthews says, “For the first time, we have the legal foundation to safeguard marine diversity in waters that belong to everyone and no one at the same time. What ma...

Fifty years after Britain’s first Europe referendum, its lessons still echo through today’s political and cultural landscape

Labour’s reset with the EU will fail to deliver a significant boost to economic growth. A fundamental refashioning of the EU-UK relationship would require Labour to think again about freedom of moveme...

Norwich and Rouen deepen ties of friendship during a vibrant 2025 exchange trip full of fun and culture

Since the election, the government has been busy making new laws, but most people have not noticed. So, here’s a roundup of progress.

Nature’s strangest compounds may hold the key to treating mental illness where conventional drugs have failed

The government is leaning into this moment of turbulence but can it make a difference.

Children with autism, especially girls, are too often overlooked and misunderstood. It's time for a system that recognises and supports their needs

People judge me for being different, but autism helps me achieve amazing things – including publishing books and writing articles

People judge me for being different, but autism helps me achieve amazing things – including publishing books and writing articles

Richard Murphy’s proposals for simple, rapid tax reforms could easily raise the money Rachel Reeves needs, without penalising the poor

Psychologically and legally, we have to accept we have no special way back in. But with realism and political will, it's not impossible

The government continues to pursue benefit fraud while ignoring tax fraud. Yet the latter is far larger. Why?

Living amidst chaos in the US, I fear a creeping regime reminiscent of 1930s Germany. Project 2025 echoes a history threatening democracy

Libraries are vanishing – but Essex fought back. Now, they're evolving into vibrant community hubs for the 21st century

Why does it feel as if our shared reality is under assault – twisted by propaganda, ideology and manufactured doubt?

A peaceful canoe trip through Norwich turned into a magical experience when a bedraggled kestrel hitched a ride, sunning itself on board!

Myth and music are two ways we try to understand things beyond rational thought. And Christmas brings them together

British food sales to the EU have fallen by almost a fifth since the end of the Brexit transition period, a new report shows

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The President elect's appointment of a group of fawning and ideologically blinded advisers should worry us all, writes former UK Diplomat Alexandra Hall Hall