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Spogomi, born in Japan, is now making its way onto the global stage. Described by competitors as a sport where playing dirty is not just allowed but encouraged, this unique activity turns litter picking into a competitive event that benefits both the environment and the participants. According to Spogomi UK representative Chris Roaf, the real… Continue reading How litter picking became a competitive sport

McDonald. “We’ve been learning from each other over the dust and the blood and the banter for four years now.” “It’s always learning, never knowing,” adds Ewa Hedin. “Every time I step out, I see something new in nature. We’re very proud of this space.” Former-steward-turned-musician Michael Nwachukwu Kumah loves the vibe at Lauriston. “There… Continue reading The photography series celebrating the people cultivating hope from soil to sea

An unprecedented energy project is set to revolutionize access to green energy by providing affordable solar power to those in need. This groundbreaking initiative is making clean energy more accessible to residents in social housing in London through the implementation of regulated solar microgrids. Traditionally, rooftop panels on housing estates like Frampton Park in Hackney… Continue reading The London solar project slashing bills for vulnerable residents

A butterfly was spotted after 53 years Conservationists in France were astonished to spot a rare butterfly, one that had not been seen in the country for 53 years.  Known as the white-mantled wainscot, the butterfly was last seen in 1972 in France. But this September, Pierre Oger encountered the species on the island of… Continue reading What went right this week: the good news that matters

English singer-songwriter Sam Ryder emphasizes the significance of forging one’s own path, gaining wisdom from surfing, and embracing the art of letting go. Reflecting on his journey as a musician, Ryder acknowledges that comparison to others is futile as each individual’s path is unique. He highlights the importance of staying true to oneself and focusing… Continue reading Life lessons: Sam Ryder on what life so far has taught him

A group of bereaved families from Israel and Palestine are coming together to transform their pain into a powerful force for peace. Despite being physically and metaphorically separated by a wall, these families are bonded by the unimaginable loss of a child. This grassroots movement, known as the Parents Circle – Families Forum (PCFF), is… Continue reading Where peace begins, the bereaved parents bringing hope to a divided land

A ground-breaking smartphone has emerged, claiming to automatically block nude content in efforts to create a safer online environment for children. Human Mobile Devices (HMD) from Finland has introduced the Fuse handset, equipped with parental controls such as location tracking, screen time limits, app blocking, and trusted contact whitelisting. Initially starting as a “brick” with… Continue reading The smartphone for children that blocks porn

A recent study conducted by King’s College London has found that visiting galleries may have a positive impact on health by reducing stress levels and inflammation. The research involved 50 volunteers who were split into two groups – one visited a gallery while the other group viewed reproductions of artwork in a non-gallery setting. Participants’… Continue reading ‘Art is good for you’: how going to a gallery can boost our health

In response to our call for stories of transformative struggles, a multitude of individuals shared their experiences dealing with physical challenges, mental obstacles, and poignant moments of personal growth. The narratives ranged from confronting abusers and becoming empowered, to giving birth without pain relief, and finding strength in parenthood. One individual from Spain shared the… Continue reading The most challenging thing you’ve ever done – and what you learned from it

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