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27.11.2024 10:40
Football: "King Kazu" Miura still big pull at 57 despite goal drought While no goals in 12 games was not the tally 57-year-old Kazuyoshi Miura was hoping for, fan attendance since his summer return to a Japanese fourth-tier club shows there is no waning of interest in the former national team star. After spending a season and a half in the Portuguese second tier with Oliveirense, where he played eight league games in total without scoring, Miura rejoined Atletico Suzuka, previously called Suzuka Point Getters, in the Japan Football League. Read full story here

27.11.2024 11:00
British mother of Egyptian political prisoner to press Lammy to take action Laila Soueif is to meet the foreign secretary, who in opposition called for the release of Alaa Abd el-FattahThe British-born mother of an Egyptian political prisoner who has been on hunger strike for 58 days is preparing to meet the foreign secretary, David Lammy, to urge him to secure her sons release.Laila Soueifs son Alaa Abd el-Fattah, a British and Egyptian dual citizen who wrote eloquently about the Arab spring and its aftermath, was jailed for five years for spreading false news. He was due to be released in September, but has not been freed. Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 11:00
Steve McQueen photography exhibition offers fresh take on history of protest in Britain Director showcases images of the suffragettes, Kinder Scout trespasses and anti-fascist protests in LondonAfter retelling the story of the Blitz from a new angle, Steve McQueens next project is an alternative photographic history of protest and campaigning in Britain, spanning a century from the suffragettes to the Iraq war protests.Resistance will open at Margates Turner Contemporary in February 2025, which the gallerys director said would show how photography has really acted as a kind of catalyst for change in the UK. Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 11:00
Dead Sea white smokers provide early sinkhole warning, say scientists Underwater chimney structures spewing jets of brine can help alert to dangerous regional issue, research showsVenting chimneys have been discovered on the floor of the Dead Sea. These previously unknown white smokers spew out salty water and provide early warning of sinkhole formation on nearby land.The Dead Sea is sinking fast. Over the past 50 years, intense evaporation has resulted in it dropping by about 1 metre a year, with its surface now approximately 438 metres beneath sea level. This drop has opened up new fissures in the rock strata and researchers wanted to understand how this might be contributing to an alarming fall in freshwater aquifer levels seen in Israel, Jordan and the West Bank. Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 11:00
Paradise lost? How cruise companies are eating up the Bahamas Another vast tourist resort project promising jobs and prosperity. But critics say such developments imperil the pristine environments they advertiseRead more in this seriesJoseph Darville has fond memories of swimming with his young son off the south coast of Grand Bahama island, and watching together as scores of dolphins frolicked offshore. A lifelong environmentalist now aged 82, Darville has always valued the rich marine habitat and turquoise blue seas of the Bahamas, which have lured locals and tourists alike for generations.The dolphins are now mostly gone, he says, as human encroachment proliferated and the environment deteriorated. You dont see them now; the jetskis go by and frighten them off.Joseph Darville is worried that the big cruise lines and developers will come in and eat whats left of our country. Photograph: Richard Luscombe/the Guardian Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 11:55
A moment that changed me: at seven, I saw the truth of Chinas one-child policy and felt my parents pain When a classmate said shed be allowed a brother or sister, I realised what it meant: she might die young. It was a sudden insight into tragedy and traumaOne afternoon in the spring of 1997, as my seven-year-old classmate and I played in a tiny park in our Shanghai neighbourhood, she shared a secret: Im allowed to have a little brother or sister. My jaw dropped. No one my age had a sibling except a pair of twins at school. People used the words sister and brother to mean cousin. Having siblings was an outlandish, outdated, even shameful concept, something older generations had done before the one-child policy was introduced in 1980.My parents carefully stored our One Child Honorary Certificate, with golden characters on a sleek red booklet, in a bottom drawer, right by my birth certificate. They were good citizens who, by definition, had only one child. Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 12:00
The best new Christmas and winter attractions in the UK From festive markets and light trails to floating saunas and chalet-oke sessions, theres plenty of wintery fun to be had for all agesThis year, there are plenty of light trails to brighten up the winter gloom. The Northern Light is an immersive light and sound show at the Slieve Donard hotel in Newcastle, County Down, with projections conjuring up the Arctic, an ice cave, the stars and the aurora borealis (?35 adults/?22 children). Cornwalls Eden Project has an immersive light show that transports visitors to a Christmas party, as well as a new theatrical experience and carousel (from ?38 adults/?12 children, selected evenings until 5 January). Christmas at Westonbirt, the national arboretum in Gloucestershire, has been designed by the light trail producers behind Christmas at Kew. Expect neon trees, luminous birds and tunnels of light, plus a Christmas village (from ?18 adults/?12 children, 29 November to 31 December). Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 12:00
How to save on winter sports holidays From where you choose to ski to self-catering there are deals to be had and ways of stopping costs snowballingWhen it comes to skiing and snowboarding, going to Europe will always be cheaper than flying to somewhere such as the US or Canada but costs vary massively on the continent. Continue reading... ...

27.11.2024 12:00
Doing it with no partner is easier: the single women using fertility treatments A growing number feel single parenthood is liberating and only a sense of shame around it is holding women backIt was Covid that gave Amy, 45, the final push to have fertility treatment on her own. I had been thinking about it for a while, and then with Covid, I thought: Im never gonna meet anybody. And I didnt really want to be that woman whos like: Hey, weve been on one internet date. Lets have a baby!Amy struck lucky with her first embryo transfer and is now the mother of a three-year-old. I feel very blessed, she said. Continue reading... ...