Citizens across Europe have been getting advice about emergency planning, which may feel more urgent after blackout on Iberian peninsula If the lights went out in your home or office, on your train home, or in your local supermarket – would you know what to do? That question became more urgent this week, after almost the entire Iberian peninsula suffered a mass electricity blackout, leaving tens of millions across Spain and Portugal without power. As a result of the two countries’ outage on Monday, millions were left unable to get home from work, take out cash, buy food or in some cases escape lifts that were stuck between floors. Both nations declared states of emergency. Continue reading...

En una sociedad donde la fe y el dogma han desterrado la razón y la  ciencia, un sacerdote investiga la muerte de un vicario rural. Gran Bretaña, año 1468. El sacerdote...

Génova aprovecha el altavoz de la cumbre europea para cargar las tintas contra el Ejecutivo tras el histórico apagón que asoló ayer la Península. "España tiene un Estado, pero no un Gobierno", lanzó Pons en la apertura del cónclave

Como sucedió durante la catástrofe de la dana hace seis meses, el medio radiofónico mantiene su capacidad de transmitir información esencial cuando el resto de las comunicaciones fallan

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The long read: Working for Hope Not Hate, I infiltrated an extremist organisation, befriended its members and got to work investigating their political connections

Alt: These guys obviously haven't watched The Meg yet. 😏