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- Sep 9, 2026
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‘Totally reliant on Mother Nature’: UK drought raises water security fears (opens the original)
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London, United Kingdom – In a wheat field near High Wycombe in the rolling English countryside, Alex Nelms watched the harvest on his farm die in a matter of days. His crop had looked strong until the first heatwave came in May, when temperatures surpassed 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit) just as his milling wheat entered its grain-fill phase, the critical weeks when the plant fattens its kernels. “It just killed everything stone dead,” he told Al Jazeera. “Everything was finished real
‘Where’s the humanity?’: Imran Khan’s sons fear for jailed ex-Pakistan PM (opens the original)
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London, United Kingdom – Sulaiman and Kasim Khan have not heard their father’s voice in almost six months. The last time they spoke to Imran Khan, the imprisoned former prime minister of Pakistan and cricket legend, was over Eid al-Fitr in March. The call lasted 20 minutes. “We don’t know how much time we have to speak,” Kasim, 27, told Al Jazeera in London. “Usually it’s around the 20-minute mark. He frantically asks about our lives and gives us advice. But when we ask about him, he very quickl
Libya’s brain drain, 15 years after Tripoli fell (opens the original)
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London, United Kingdom – Sarah Mizran, a 32-year-old architect, was a teenager when Tripoli fell in August 2011, as opposition fighters swept into the capital. It was the beginning of the end for Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Having ruled for 42 years, he was soon captured and killed near Sirte. Eight years ago, Mizran left the city for the United Kingdom. “Libya loses more than just skills when young professionals leave,” she told Al Jazeera. “It loses a sense of possibility when an entire gen
Thousands mourn ex-Cambridge professor, blame ‘racist’ press for his death (opens the original)
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London, United Kingdom – Tens of thousands of mourners dressed in black have filled London’s Trafalgar Square, with many carrying flowers for a vigil for Jason Arday, a former Cambridge University professor who died amid weeks of media scrutiny over claims of plagiarism. The 41-year-old academic, who was the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s history, was found dead at his home in south London on Friday, with many at Monday’s vigil blaming relentless and “racist” media coverage for his deat
Inside the UK’s ‘stressful’ cost of living crisis Burnham hopes to tackle (opens the original)
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London, United Kingdom – For several weeks, until her daughter is paid, Donna O’Hara is unable to buy food. On those days, she goes to a food bank instead, or borrows money to get by. The 54-year-old, who has four children, started relying on food banks, nonprofit initiatives that collect and provide free emergency food to those in need, after her son and his girlfriend moved out following the birth of their baby in February. They had been contributing to the household bills, and losing that inc
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