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Gergiev concert cancelled over Putin support

Renowned Russian conductor Valery Gergiev faces another cancelled performance in Italy due to his vocal support for Vladimir Putin, sparking fresh controversy in the classical music world.

Soweto’s First Hotel Opens in Johannesburg

Johannesburg’s historic township, Soweto, welcomes its first-ever hotel, offering travellers an immersive cultural experience. Explore the heart of South Africa’s heritage with guided tours, authentic cuisine, and vibrant local life.

Lancelin erosion crisis: Perth town under threat

The idyllic coastal town of Lancelin, near Perth, is battling severe erosion as rising tides and storms eat away at its shores. Locals fear for their homes and livelihoods as authorities scramble for solutions.

Alexandra Shulman’s guide to hosting Americans

Former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman shares her witty and practical tips on how to make American friends feel welcome in the UK, blending cultural insights with effortless hospitality.

Tokyo's retro arcades fall to gentrification

Tokyo's historic shotengai shopping arcades, beloved for their old-world charm, are disappearing due to rapid gentrification. Discover how modernisation is reshaping the city's cultural landscape.

Streeting: NHS needs Pakistani-British talent

Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting urges the NHS to tap into the skills of the Pakistani-British community to address staffing shortages and improve cultural competence in healthcare.

MasterChef's Torode apologises for outdated term

MasterChef judge John Torode has issued an apology after using an outdated term during a recent episode of the BBC cooking competition, sparking discussions on cultural sensitivity.

Scenic UK road just 4m from crumbling cliff edge

A picturesque coastal road in Britain is dangerously close to collapsing into the sea, with only four metres separating it from the eroding cliff edge. Locals warn it's an accident waiting to happen.

Canadian in UK disgusted by British habit

A Canadian living in the UK has sparked debate after expressing disgust over a seemingly harmless British custom. Is this habit really that off-putting?

Climate change erodes Solomon Islands' mangroves

Climate change is accelerating the loss of vital mangrove forests in the Solomon Islands, threatening coastal communities and biodiversity. Experts warn of irreversible damage without urgent action.

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