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'The Swimmers': film on heroine Syrian sisters to open Zurich festival
Director Sally El Hosaini says it 'honours those who risk their lives to have a better, safer life'
Young people in Britain hit hard by rising prices
Figures from supermarket giant Asda Group show that under-30s lost more than 20 per cent of disposable income in the last 12 months as nearly 90 per cent of customers say they are worried about rising energy prices
Ukraine's destroyed mosaics recreated for London exhibition
'Discover Ukraine: Bits Destroyed' will project images of some of the country's works of art as part of the Greenwich+Docklands International Festival
Tony Blair calls for digital overhaul of 'analogue' GCSEs and A-levels
Former prime minister's think tank wants qualifications that encourage more of the 4Cs
Rishi Sunak would make UK 'a science superpower' if he becomes PM
Former chancellor announces plans for a Horizon Europe programme and £20 billion funding to research and development
UK tells Meta not to 'betray' children with encryption plans
Home Secretary says the move could leave young people vulnerable to online abuse
Restaurant of the week: A Knightsbridge venue to share meals and make memories
The Japanese restaurant serves sustainably sourced sablefish among other delicacies
Denmark to open Rwanda office as part of offshore asylum plans
The EU country says it will resettle 200 refugees who are in Rwanda but is also looking at ways to send migrants there for processing, similar to the UK's agreement with Kigali
Volcanoes are the next big threat humanity is unprepared for
Researchers at two UK universities say a lack of funding for the study and monitoring of volcanic activity is reckless
UK kite-flying festival celebrates Afghan culture
Fly With Me honours country's 800-year-old tradition, while shining a spotlight on needs of those who have fled
US kept Britain in the dark on Taliban deal before fall of Kabul
This affected the countries' 'special relationship', 'The Sunday Times' reports
Sarah Everard vigil protesters no longer face prosecution
Six people had been due to stand trial in November for attending the peaceful vigil in breach of UK lockdown restrictions in place at the time
French climate activists protest over golf greens' exemption from water ban
Activists fill holes on Toulouse course with cement
Wildfires still a 'significant risk' as thunderstorms approach parts of UK
Warning comes after Britain’s second heatwave this summer saw a high of 35°C in London
UK treasury working on plan to cut extra £400 from energy bills in January
The chancellor’s proposals come as Labour joined the Liberal Democrats in calling for the energy price cap to be frozen in October
