Fire Preserved 3,500-Year-Old Wooden Loom in Bronze Age Spain

A devastating fire that destroyed a Bronze Age settlement near Villena, Spain, 3,500 years ago paradoxically preserved a rare wooden loom, offering unprecedented insights into ancient textile production and social organisation during Europe's 'textile rev

Starmer Accuses Medics of 'Walking Away' from NHS Deal

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has accused resident doctors of recklessly rejecting a government pay deal without a vote, issuing a 48-hour deadline to reconsider. The BMA claims the government moved goalposts at the last minute.

Homelessness and Drug Use Plague Historic Savannah Under Mayor

Savannah, Georgia, renowned for its picturesque squares and Southern charm, faces a severe homelessness and public drug use crisis. Travel reporter Dennis Lennox describes overt drug use in historic squares, while city officials implement ordinances and s

Eli Lilly Demands NHS Drug Price Hikes for UK Investment

US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, maker of Mounjaro, will only unpause its UK investments if ministers agree to regular NHS drug price increases and end a rebate scheme. Talks are ongoing, with the company optimistic about a summer agreement.

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