Category - Social Issues

• Britons ‘must be encouraged to stockpile food for crisis’
• Waterford to host ‘biggest ever’ food drive
• Protestors show support for Memphis ICE detainees
• Council to review long-term water strategy in 2027
• `There's nowhere for them to go'
• Lander roasted at MSG protest
• Companies ‘secretly’ using billions of litres of public water
• All in a day’s work
• Lurie sees accountabi­lity in homeless plan
• South West Water worst for the environmen­t in England
• Off grid, off on the count
• WATER, NEW OIL? MAZAVIDA BETS ON DESALINATI­ON
• Now Greens make comfy benches for homeless
• Sharp rise in suspected illegal sewage discharges in dry spells
• `A great community effort'
• Not enough water to build AI data centres, rms say
• Why food is DOST’S biggest bet in Zambo region
• Food aid to West Bank slashed
• Beyond aged care homes: Building Sabah’s ageing ecosystem
• SILVER SURGE AHEAD
• What is changing and why?
• ‘LET SCOTLAND SHARE BURDEN OF MIGRANTS’
• Right now most states show a lower-than-estimated population voter count for even pre-SIR electors
• Fewer births and bigger questions for Tamil Nadu
• Indonesia: Thousands fall sick from free school meals
• SEWA extends water network to Al Sahab Rest Area
• Why we still need tougher gun controls
• Offord panned for ‘disinforma­tion’ after repeating debunked claims
• Trouble at migrant beach camp
• Political demography, the future of democracy
• Alberta’s food bank warehouse runs dangerousl­y low as demand surges
• Thousands protest border crisis
• Towns near the Quabbin Reservoir have long lived with the fact that the water goes to Greater Boston. But now, as drought takes its toll, they’re fighting for more help — much more — from the east.
• Ruth Emery Investigat­es Your consumer champion
• Gulf invests billions to grow water desalinati­on capacity
• New scheme aims to help China’s elderly get long-term care
• BATTLING ADDICTION
• Korea limits scope for strikes over bonuses, AI and factory moves