HeyJaredAnna Holligan
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- Aug 26, 2026
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Scottish Highlands benefiting from 'coolcation' trend (opens the original)
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"People used to come to the Highlands and say, 'it's beautiful – shame about the weather'. Now they're coming for the weather." James MacLeod, concierge at the Glencoe House Hotel, in the Scottish Highlands, is talking about how he has noticed a big shift in visitors' perceptions. "They don't seem to care about the midges or the rain anymore," he chuckles. "They're just glad it's not too hot." Climate change is redrawing Europe's summer tourism map. Wildfires, droughts and record-breaking heatwa
Viral Cat in the Hat TikTok trend sparks fake videos and real fear (opens the original)
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"He's so scary!" says 16-year-old Skye, recoiling at the mention of the Cat in the Hat. Viral images purporting to show a life-sized version of the Dr Seuss character on the streets after dark have sparked fear and confusion among teenagers. The posts, seen by millions, have convinced some young people that the character is real and that they might encounter it, prompting police forces in Ireland and the UK to issue statements confirming that the images and videos are fake. "I was having a sleep
ICC top prosecutor removed over sexual misconduct allegations (opens the original)
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Members of the International Criminal Court (ICC) have voted to dismiss Karim Khan as chief prosecutor for alleged sexual misconduct. Elected the ICC's third prosecutor in 2021, Khan was suspended last month. The decision to remove him was passed with 82 votes in favour. The court's oversight body found in June he had committed a "serious breach of duty and serious misconduct" by engaging in an improper sexual relationship with a junior ICC staff member and seeking to stop her pursuing her compl
Rotterdam: Pressure builds on Europe's biggest port to be greener (opens the original)
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Standing on a grassy verge in the Hook of Holland, I'm overlooking the Port of Rotterdam. At the delta of the Rhine and Meuse in the Netherlands, on land largely reclaimed from the North Sea, it's the biggest port for freight, external in Europe. By some measures, Rotterdam alone handles almost as much cargo as all UK ports combined. The horizon is dominated by cranes, bulk carriers and container stacks – the visible parts of a vast energy and chemicals hub. Five refineries, including Shell's la
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