'We need to take risks': Should we change species to save them?
New York Times: When traditional conservation fails, science is using “assisted evolution”
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Puberty blocker ban: England limits youth gender medications
New York Times: Five European nations have now restricted the drugs.
Food fallacies: Eight nutrition myths busted by a doctor
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He conquered booze and crime to build a multimillion-dollar empire
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New York Times: Wilson gets vulnerable about weight loss, sexuality and her new memoir.
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New York Times: Twenty-five years ago, 10 Things I Hate About You made Stiles a star.
Angry farmers are reshaping Europe
NY Times: Farm protests are changing not only Europe’s food system but also its politics.
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Times: Actress opens up about the responsibility she felt playing the troubled singer.
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FT: WHO member states are deadlocked over a global treaty to deal with the next Covid-19.
Damian Hurley directed his mum in an erotic thriller. In his world, that's 'normal'
Times: When your godfather is Elton John, the usual rules do not apply.
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Times: Can we save a generation ruined by smartphones and social media?
Israeli army withdraws from major Gaza hospital, leaving behind a wasteland
NYT: Al-Shifa Hospital looks as if a tsunami has surged through, followed by a tornado.
Trump is losing the election fundraising race. That's a huge problem
Financial Times: Money matters in US elections - the candidate with the most usually wins.
I’m a digital native — can I survive without my smartphone?
Times: Is it still possible to function in an analogue world? James Marriott finds out.
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Times: Meet the Nobel Prize winner pondering life's most profound question.
After $500m Shelly Bay buy-up, Peter Jackson turns attention to surrounding land
What has happened to the long-promised reserve on Watts Peninsula in Miramar?
Inside the fentanyl trade powering the world’s deadliest drug crisis
Times: Last year the drug killed more young Americans than car accidents or guns.
The brutality of sugar: Debt, child marriage and hysterectomies
NY Times: Coke and Pepsi have profited from a brutal system of labour that exploits kids.
'KateGate' fallout: Are the royals basically the Kardashians now?
NYT Analysis: The royals' rarefied public status may be a relic of the past.
I swapped my career for life as a traditional wife (for a week)
Times: Fashion editor Harriet Walker puts her puzzling tradwife obsession into practice.
Too young to retire: What Kiwi sporting greats do in the afterlife
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Life in Room 2565: The hotel guest who wouldn’t leave
New York Times: His five-year stay cost him only $334. Now it might cost him his freedom.
How not to let having kids ruin your sex life - five key ways
Times: How knackered parents can have more (or at least some) sex.
Parenthood on ice: The promise and perils of egg-freezing
Financial Times: Editor India Ross recounts her very personal, very costly IVF journey.