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Build prefab homes to address harm to ‘generation of homeless children’, says Labour MP

Siobhain McDonagh urges parliament to pass renters’ rights bill to stem no-fault evictions in England

The Guardian - UK

China’s new visa opens doors for foreign talent just as Trump tightens H-1B rules: Everything we know

As Washington makes it harder for foreign talent to enter the country, Beijing is going the opposite way by changing its visa rules for first time in over a decade. Shweta Sharma reports

The Independent UK

Nature fixes 'futile' if government keeps enabling harm

Ministers agree Australia's "broken" environment system needs fixing but land managers criticise continued funding of damaging projects.

AAP

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5 tips for adding a subwoofer to your stereo hi-fi system to boost bass performance

Want to add a subwoofer to your stereo set-up? Don’t overlook these 5 key considerations.

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Rubber plant looking bare? Houseplant experts swear by this simple technique to make it bushier

You can give your rubber plant a fuller look by pruning in a particular way

Homes & Gardens

LA father battling deadly blood cancer asks 9yo if he will donate him stem cells. His answer? ‘When do we go?’

Most kids his age are scared of needles, but Stephen's out here saving lives.

We Got This Covered

Create your own beer garden – hops are easy to grow and will keep you in tasty ale

To make home-brewed beer, why not grow your own hops? They’re easy to propagate from a rhizome or stem cutting, though they need plenty of room

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Tiny 'brains' grown in the lab could become conscious and feel pain — and we're not ready

Lab-grown brain tissue is too simple to experience consciousness, but as innovation progresses, neuroscientists question whether it's time to revisit the ethics of this line of research.

LiveScience

When chaos is the goal, resilience is the answer

Forget prevention, containment is key to protecting OT systems

TechRadar

Bad news for astronauts? Human stem cells age more rapidly in space, study suggests

A new study suggests that a group of cells, key for the health of blood and the immune system, are vulnerable to aging-like processes after spending time on the ISS.

Space

Identifying as a ‘STEM person’ makes you more likely to pursue a STEM job – and caregivers may unknowingly shape kids’ self-identity

Employers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics – commonly called the STEM industries – continue to struggle to attract female applicants. In its 2024 jobs report, the National Science Board found that men outnumber women almost 3-to-1 in STEM jobs that require at least a bachelor’s degree and over 8-to-1…

The Conversation

South Sudan’s leaders engage in ‘systematic looting’ in poor nation: UN

The UN Commission on Human Rights has found that authorities used schemes to divert public money.

Al Jazeera

Mother to join Kiltwalk to raise funds for charity she set up in son’s memory

Six-year-old Jaxon McKenzie, from West Lothian, died last December just eight months after being diagnosed with a brain stem tumour.

Evening Standard

Human stem cells become more active in space — and that's not a good thing

Stem cells age faster and become functionally exhausted in low Earth orbit, making crewed long-duration space travel even more challenging.

LiveScience

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5 houseplants I always propagate in autumn – now is the perfect time to make more of your favourite plants for free

These are the houseplants I’ll be propagating in September to make more of my favourites for free

The Mary Sue

10 Fantasy Books With The Best Magic Systems

Do you believe in magic? Asking for a friend.

TechRadar

"There's no straight path...but if you can see it, you can be it!" - how the F1 Academy is looking to change the game for women in STEM

F1 Academy looks to bring a whole new approach to encouraging women into STEM careers.

Space

Astronauts get a welcome boost from a SpaceX Dragon | On the International Space Station Sept. 1-5, 2025

The seven members of the Expedition 73 crew worked on science and kept systems running on International Space Station this week in Earth orbit.

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The Independent UK

How schools are helping girls address the post-pandemic STEM gender gap

Girls were edging closer to boys when it came to Math. Then the pandemic hit. Now schools are fixing the ‘bad patterns’ to bridge the gap

Budget and the Bees

Why Do Partners Hide Debt Until Marriage?

The wedding is over. The gifts are unwrapped. You settle into your new life together. Then, the first credit card bill arrives. It reveals a shocking secret. Your new spouse has a mountain of debt. You knew nothing about it. This is a devastating form of financial infidelity. It can…

Budget and the Bees

Why Do Some Husbands Treat Wives Differently in Public?

It’s a confusing and hurtful experience. At home, he might be warm and attentive. But the moment you are in public, he changes. He might become distant, critical, or performative. It can feel like you are married to two different people. This is a common complaint in many marriages. It…

The Independent UK

Girls fell behind boys in math during the pandemic. Schools are trying to make up lost ground

Efforts to close the gender gap in STEM education are gaining momentum after setbacks during the COVID-19 pandemic

Euronews

Going to space could speed up biological ageing, NASA study finds

Human blood cells that were sent into space began losing their ability to make healthy new cells, in a sign of accelerated ageing, the study found.

The Independent UK

Study: There is less room to store carbon dioxide, driver of climate change, than previously thought

A new study says the world has far fewer places to securely store carbon dioxide deep underground than previously thought, steeply lowering its potential to help stem global warming

MusicRadar

“Unlocking the impossible without compromising on creative control”: iZotope Ozone 12 adds new machine learning modules and a more musician-friendly AI assistant

The latest version of iZotope’s mastering suite claims to be more intelligent than ever

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