Earlier this month it was announced that fluoride will be added to the water supplies of millions more Britons under Government plans to improve dental health.
While the mineral has been added to water supplies in parts of the UK for decades – and NHS and experts including chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty insist it is inherently safe – the plans are not without controversy and have attracted unfounded internet conspiracy theories.
So what’s the truth about fluoride’s health
The IDF has pledged to crack down on its soldiers’ behaviour after videos went viral showing them setting fire to food supplies for Gaza, going through lingerie and chanting racist songs.
The videos, seemingly filmed and shared by IDF soldiers themselves, show them behaving in derogatory and offensive ways, amid the army’s ground assault against the enclave.
One video shows soldiers ride bicycles through rubble. In another, a soldier films boxes of lingerie found in a Gaza home. In another,
The general supply of uranium to France, a key raw material in nuclear fission, is not at risk, nuclear conglomerate Orano said, after Nigerean authorities announced they would freeze French exports.
The coup, which has been unfolding in the past week, saw Niger army general Abdourahamane Tiani topple and hold captive the democratically-elected president Mohamed Bazoum on Wednesday (26 July).
French President Emmanuel Macron, together with other political leaders, condemned the move, stating that “any attack against France and its
In the dawn hours of July 24, the skies over the sleepy towns of Reni and Izmail on the Danube river suddenly lit up with gunfire and explosions.
Over the next four hours a dozen Russian suicide drones slammed into the ports, injuring seven people and flattening warehouses used to ship Ukrainian grain to the world’s poorest.
A new global food crisis looms off the back of the attack but, perhaps just as chillingly, it came within only a few
