More than 300 big agriculture lobbyists took part in Cop30, investigation finds

A report commissioned by conservationists indicates that Australia's official figures on forest cover may be misleading. While the data suggests an increase in forest area since 2008, the analysis argues that new growth is often misclassified and does not compensate for the loss of biodiversity in species-rich forests. This raises concerns about the ecological accuracy of Australia's deforestation statistics.

New federal guidelines in Australia recommend that general practitioners provide enhanced care for patients with higher breast density, which can complicate cancer detection in mammograms. This change follows the experience of Krysty Sullivan, who was diagnosed with breast cancer eleven months after receiving an all-clear result from a routine mammogram.

The ongoing conflict in Sudan has escalated into a severe humanitarian crisis, driven by a fierce competition for economic and political power. The situation has resulted in mass displacement and significant human suffering, raising urgent concerns about the future of the nation.

Keir Starmer has called on Nigel Farage to clarify allegations of racist behavior from his teenage years, following reports from over a dozen of Farage's former schoolmates. During a parliamentary session, Starmer referenced these claims, which Farage has categorically denied. The situation raises questions about Farage's past and its implications for his political career.

Wimbledon will receive an exemption from the UK government's proposed ban on reselling tickets above face value, specifically for its debenture tickets. The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) argued that such a ban would hinder their ability to reinvest proceeds into facility maintenance.

Manchester United's plans to sell personal seat licences (PSLs) to fund the £2bn redevelopment of Old Trafford are jeopardized by the UK government's proposed clampdown on ticket touts. The PSL model allowed holders to sell their match or season tickets at a profit, but this practice will be outlawed under new legislation expected in the next King's Speech.

Farmers from across Canada are gathering in New Brunswick this week for the annual National Farmers Union convention. The event focuses on food sovereignty, highlighting the importance of local food systems and the role of farmers in ensuring sustainable agricultural practices.

Art lovers and historians are expected to gather in Toronto for the auction of the 'cream' of Hudson's Bay art collection. This event marks a significant moment for those nostalgic about the decline of Canada's oldest company.