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Balenciaga, “DESTROYED” luxury — and what it reveals about a world built on other people’s work
When Balenciaga put a deliberately shredded hoodie on sale for $950 and it sold out in under 24 hours, the moment exposed more than a marketing stunt: it turned visible the strange economics of luxury fashion — how damaged aesthetics become status symbols while the social and environmental costs of making our clothes are pushed…
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Thousands take to the streets of Mexico as Gen-Z protests over crime and corruption turn violent
Thousands marched through Mexico City demanding justice after a spate of high-profile killings, but peaceful vigils over the murder of an outspoken mayor turned violent at the National Palace — leaving dozens injured, dozens detained, and a nation grappling with both grief and political fault lines.
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When the newsroom breaks: why the BBC’s top bosses quit — and what it means for the people who work there
After the controversial edit of a Donald Trump speech in a BBC Panorama episode, the broadcaster’s director-general Tim Davie and head of news Deborah Turness resigned amid mounting accusations of bias and internal tension. The scandal, intensified by leaks and public criticism, has shaken trust in one of Britain’s most respected institutions and reignited the…
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Huntingdon Train Attack: The Passenger Who Faced a Knife to Save Others
On what began as a normal train journey, passengers on an LNER service through Cambridgeshire faced sudden terror when a man armed with a knife began attacking travellers. Amid panic and chaos, 61-year-old Stephen Crean stepped in to protect others, suffering multiple stab wounds in the process. Thanks to his courage, the quick actions of…
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We must accuse ourselves — honestly, urgently, and without flinching
We must accuse ourselves of genocide — not to punish, but to confess and force action so millions of preventable child deaths end.
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UK Emergency Alert test: what happened (and what you need to know)
At 3:00 PM BST on 7 September 2025 the UK sent a national Emergency Alert test to compatible 4G/5G phones. Devices emitted a loud siren-style sound and displayed a full-screen message stating it was only a test; no action was required. This exercise checks coverage and warns of possible impacts for drivers and vulnerable people.
