Slovakia to cull 350 brown bears after fatal attack
In other parts of the world, programs are being implemented to prevent problematic bears from becoming accustomed to the presence of humans
Gabriela Salas, the Indigenous scientist who brought Nahuatl to Google: ‘It is important that girls study to be freer’
This 28-year-old Mexican has been recognized for incorporating the language spoken by 1.6 million people into the search engine’s translator
The women of the reactionary wave: ‘What’s wrong with being submissive?’
The BBC documentary ‘America’s New Female Right’ profiles three activists and influencers playing a role in the war against feminism, immigration and LGBTQ+ rights. It does little to help understand the social and electoral wave that is beating back progress
The impossible (and possible) worlds of ‘Doctor Who’
It’s been 19 years since The Doctor returned to television after more than a decade and a half off the air. That’s but one milestone among the many of this 60-year-old series
Sunak criticized for a gender remark on the day a murdered teen’s mother visited UK Parliament
During his weekly questioning in the House of Commons, Sunak sought to mock the position of the Labour Party’s leader on the definition of a woman
Abercrombie & Fitch slapped with lawsuit alleging sexual abuse of its male models under former CEO
The lawsuit alleges Mike Jeffries had modeling scouts scouring the internet and elsewhere to identify prospective models that became sex-trafficking victims
A massacre without a clear perpetrator: What the world knows (and what it doesn’t) about the attack on the Gaza hospital
Joe Biden accepts Israel’s accusation against Islamic Jihad for launching a failed rocket that hit the al-Ahli hospital while Gazan authorities blame Israel for the tragedy
Sir Mark Thompson, the English gentleman who wants to turn around CNN
The journalist who transformed the BBC and the ‘New York Times’ is now in full control of the news network
Who killed Jill Dando? A 24-year-old murder that remains unsolved
The popular BBC presenter of ‘Crimewatch’ died of a gunshot to the head outside her home in 1999. A Netflix documentary explores how the wrong person was convicted, and why the real killer remains unknown
CNN names Mark Thompson, former BBC and New York Times executive, as its new leader
He’ll be CNN’s third CEO in less than two years and replaces Chris Licht, who was fired in June
BBC in crisis: sex scandals, staff cuts and new consumer trends
The British broadcasting corporation is struggling to maintain its status as a benchmark of a world class service
Britney Spears talks about her divorce for the first time: ‘I couldn’t take the pain anymore’
After a relationship of six years, the singer married the actor and model Sam Asghari in June last year. Their split was leaked on Wednesday. ‘I’ve been playing it strong for too long,’ said the singer
Renowned British talk show host Michael Parkinson dies at age 88
Parkinson’s career included interviews with celebrities such as Muhammed Ali, David Bowie and John Lennon
NatWest Bank CEO ousted after furor over politician Nigel Farage’s bank account
The surprise early-morning statement came just hours after NatWest had expressed full confidence in the CEO
Police say there’s no sign of crime by BBC anchor who allegedly paid teen for sexual photos
On Wednesday the broadcaster’s wife publicly identified him for the first time as veteran news anchor Huw Edwards
The BBC suspends presenter over claims he paid a teenager for explicit photos
The Sun newspaper reported allegations that the male presenter gave a youth 35,000 pounds ($45,000) starting in 2020 when the young person was 17
Women’s World Cup still without a TV broadcaster in Europe’s ‘big five’ soccer nations
FIFA has rejected reduced bids from the public broadcasters of Spain, Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Italy, which are now pursuing a deal through the European Broadcasting Union
Time is not the culprit: Why middle age is not responsible for middle-age spread
Are advancing years an impediment to losing weight? Are legends about the relentless metabolism true? Is exercise the answer? We tackle the mythology stored in our stomachs
American journalist’s arrest threatens reporting from Russia
News organizations that report from Russia are wondering about the risks after a Wall Street Journal reporter was arrested on espionage charges there
Gary Lineker back on air to lead BBC’s FA Cup coverage
Lineker was reinstated by the BBC on Monday after the public broadcaster backed down and reversed its suspension of the former soccer great
How the Gary Lineker row threw the BBC into crisis
Tim Davie announced on Monday that the popular sports presenter will return to “Match of the Day,” bringing to a close a days-long saga over the network’s social media guidelines
BBC crisis escalates as players and stars rally behind Lineker
As a growing number of Premier League players and presenters got behind the former footballer and refused to appear on the airwaves on Saturday, Britain’s national broadcaster faced allegations of political bias and suppressing free speech
The secrets of Colditz Castle: The Nazi prisoner-of-war camp where the escape artists of World War II were locked away
Journalist and author Ben Macintyre unveils the history of the famous fortress and points out that, among the prisoners of war, there was rampant classism, antisemitism, madness, sex, racism and betrayal
Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon to resign after eight years
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The first minister said that part of serving in politics is knowing when it is time to make way for someone else