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Fueguia 1833 Unveils First London Boutique

Argentinian perfume house Fueguia 1833 has opened its first standalone boutique in London’s prestigious Mayfair district. The Mount Street gallery features the brand’s complete collection of 120 artisanal fragrances, along with an exclusive vintage scent library available for the first time. With retail making up 90% of its sales, the brand says the new store aims to deliver a personalised fragrance experience for luxury perfume enthusiasts.

Delhi saw 27 polluted days this October despite farm fires hitting 5-year low

Delhi recorded its most polluted October in three years, with 27 days in the poor to very poor AQI category and not a single “good” air quality day. Analysts say the trend shows stagnation, not progress, in the fight against pollution.

Richest 1% drive 41% of global emissions, says climate inequality report

A new global report has found that the richest 1% are disproportionately driving the climate crisis, producing nearly 680 times more emissions per person than the world’s poorest. Experts warn that without fairer climate finance, the green transition may worsen inequality.

Brazil sees sharp emission decline ahead of COP30; still misses target

Brazil has recorded its sharpest emissions drop in 16 years, with greenhouse gases falling 16.7% in 2024 thanks to a major crackdown on illegal deforestation. Despite the milestone, the country remains off-track to meet its 2025 Paris Agreement target.

New Attenborough doc captures lion saving pregnant hyena from wild dogs

A new wildlife series filmed in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley follows four predator families — leopards, hyenas, lions and wild dogs — capturing never-seen-before moments and underscoring the growing conservation threats posed by habitat loss and human activity.

Linkin Park to headline 2026 Download festival

Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit and Guns N’ Roses have been announced as headliners for next year’s Download Festival at Donington Park. The three-day rock and metal event will feature over 90 artists, marking Linkin Park’s first female-fronted performance and Limp Bizkit’s debut headlining slot.

Oscar-nominated actress Diane Ladd dies at 89

Acclaimed Hollywood actress Diane Ladd, a three-time Oscar nominee and mother of Laura Dern, has passed away at the age of 89. Ladd, known for Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore and Wild at Heart, died at home in California with her daughter by her side.

Young Tories are fed up’: the students switching to Reform in big numbers

Right-leaning student groups at UK universities are increasingly merging with or shifting to Reform UK, as Conservative student societies struggle to attract members and young right-leaners say the Tories have “lost relevance.”

Bridget Phillipson ‘ready to take on unions’ over year 8 reading tests

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says she is prepared to face unions over compulsory Year 8 reading tests and wider extracurricular programs, arguing urgent action is needed to address poor literacy and disengagement among working-class students.

UK university halted human rights research after pressure from China

Sheffield Hallam University halted a major research project on Uyghur forced labour after pressure linked to China, sparking an academic-freedom dispute and later prompting a reversal and apology.

Fueguia 1833 Unveils First London Boutique

Delhi saw 27 polluted days this October despite farm fires hitting 5-year low

Richest 1% drive 41% of global emissions, says climate inequality report

Brazil sees sharp emission decline ahead of COP30; still misses target

New Attenborough doc captures lion saving pregnant hyena from wild dogs

Linkin Park to headline 2026 Download festival

Oscar-nominated actress Diane Ladd dies at 89

Young Tories are fed up’: the students switching to Reform in big numbers

Bridget Phillipson ‘ready to take on unions’ over year 8 reading tests

UK university halted human rights research after pressure from China

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