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Award-winning author Arundhati Roy discusses her work which focuses on social injustice, and why she’s not afraid to address politically charged topics.

Some stories stay with us long after childhood is over. With time, details of the plot, the order of the songs and even the characters’ names may fade. What remains are the emotions and the ideas these stories gave us about the world.

This article is part of a series in which we speak to individuals who – due to a unique job, location or experience – share an insight they wish others could know.

Whenever you book travel, there are probably a few key pieces of information — like a flight confirmation number, passport details and airline login credentials — that you like to keep handy.

Britain’s economy grew more than initially estimated in the second quarter, revised data from the country’s statistics agency, the Office for National Statistics (ONS), showed on Wednesday, offering a boost to Prime Minister Andy Burnham ahead of next month’s annual budget update.

European defence and security leaders will gather in Brussels on Wednesday for the Euronews Defence & Space Summit, as governments across the continent face growing pressure to increase military readiness and strengthen Europe’s ability to respond to emerging threats.

The 16 September proposal points to a relationship beyond trade, but any associate status would have to be negotiated from scratch. It would not automatically grant EU citizenship, free movement, a commissioner, or a vote in the European Council or European Parliament.

Bilt Cash joined Bilt Points in early 2026 as a second rewards currency within the Bilt ecosystem.

A United States ban on diesel exports would not necessarily leave Europe’s fuel stations empty overnight, but it could push up prices, forcing European governments into another round of emergency intervention just as households, farmers and hauliers are feeling the effects of the wider energy crisis.

Hundreds of southern right whale calves have died in recent months in Argentine Patagonia, in an episode that has put scientists and authorities on alert. Initial investigations point to a bacterial infection as a possible cause of an exceptionally high mortality rate this season.