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30.11.2024 15:55
Ireland’s voters unhappy with taoiseach Simon Harris, election exit poll shows Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin heads preferred as Dáil leaders over Harris – although return of current government most probable outcomeVoters in Ireland have expressed dissatisfaction with the taoiseach, Simon Harris, despite a return of the current government being the most probable outcome of the election, according to an exit poll.Of those 5,000 voters surveyed after they placed their vote, 35% named Fianna Fáil’s leader, Micheál Martin, as their preferred new leader of the 34th Dáil. Continue reading... ...

30.11.2024 16:00
The deep historical forces that explain Trump’s win Our research shows that political breakdown, from the Roman Empire to the Russian revolution, follows a clear pattern: workers’ wages stagnate, while elites multiplyIn the days since the sweeping Republican victory in the US election, which gave the party control of the presidency, the Senate and the House, commentators have analysed and dissected the relative merits of the main protagonists – Kamala Harris and Donald Trump – in minute detail. Much has been said about their personalities and the words they have spoken; little about the impersonal social forces that push complex human societies to the brink of collapse – and sometimes beyond. That’s a mistake: in order to understand the roots of our current crisis, and possible ways out of it, it’s precisely these tectonic forces we need to focus on.The research team I lead studies cycles of political integration and disintegration over the past 5,000 years. We have found that societies, organised as states, can experience significant periods of peace and stability lasting, roughly, a century or so. Inevitably, though, they then enter periods of social unrest and political breakdown. Think of the end of the Roman empire, the English civil war or the Russian Revolution. To date, we have amassed data on hundreds of historical states as they slid into crisis, and then emerged from it. Continue reading... ...

30.11.2024 16:02
MPs across divide call for better palliative care after assisted dying vote Layla Moran and Diane Abbott say end-of-life care needs more funding after bill passed for England and WalesMPs on both sides of the debate over assisted dying have called for improvements to palliative care, regardless of whether parliament eventually enacts legalisation.Layla Moran, who supported the bill at its second reading on Friday, and Diane Abbott, who did not, agreed that more funding was required to improve end-of-life care during a joint-interview on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. Continue reading... ...

30.11.2024 16:15
Giving Love The act of giving a gift is a vehicle for showing people how you feel. Here are tips to find the perfect present.

30.11.2024 16:43
International law and French opportunism The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be granted immunity if he visits France. This announcement could be interpreted by Israel as a kind of carte blanche to continue the war in Gaza.

30.11.2024 17:00
Beekeepers halt honey awards over ‘huge fraud’ in global supply chain Warnings that genuine products are bulked out with cheaper sugar syrup prompt international congress to withdraw prizesThe World Beekeeping Awards will not award a prize for honey next year after warnings of widespread fraud in the global supply chain.Apimondia, the International Federation of Beekeepers’ Associations, says it will showcase honey from around the world at its congress in Denmark, but for the first time make no awards for the product. Continue reading... ...

30.11.2024 17:00
30 Secret Santa gifts under £10: fun ideas they’ll actually want These inexpensive but characterful gifts are perfect for that annual Christmas conundrum• The best Christmas gifts for 2024 Many of us will be familiar with the sinking feeling caused by drawing the name of a colleague you barely know from the Secret Santa hat. You’ve shared little more than pleasantries with them, know nothing of their life outside work and don’t even know how they take their coffee.Then there’s the £10 spend budget, which dramatically limits the gift options, and the worry of buying something so useless to them that it will end up in the bin. Where do you start? Well, with our Secret Santa gift guide, of course. Continue reading... ...

30.11.2024 17:00
The Uplift: The science of happiness David Begnaud talks to a Harvard professor who studies the science of happiness. Steve Hartman shares a lesson in patience. Plus more heartwarming stories.