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NEWF: Empowering African Wildlife Filmmakers and Conservationists

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Other·12/07/2026Résumé IA

NEWF: Empowering African Wildlife Filmmakers and Conservationists

Nature Environment and Wildlife Conservation Trust (NEWF), founded by Pragna Parsotam-Kok and Noel Kok, trains African filmmakers and scientists in wildlife documentary production and diving. Initially facing a lack of African voices in the industry, NEWF has trained hundreds, fostering authentic storytelling and regional music composition, with its fellows achieving international recognition.

Guardian International

4 min de lecture

Andy Burnham's Water Control Plans: A Pragmatic Approach?

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Politique·01/07/2026Résumé IA

Andy Burnham's Water Control Plans: A Pragmatic Approach?

Andy Burnham's vision for 'stronger public control' over water and energy faces complexities. While Welsh Water's not-for-profit model offers insights, its performance is mixed. Nationalizing large utilities like Thames Water or energy firms presents significant financial and operational hurdles, suggesting a pragmatic approach focusing on enhanced local authority involvement may be more feasible.

Guardian Business

6 min de lecture

Australian charities regulator suspends president-elect of medical college

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Law·19/05/2026Résumé IA

Australian charities regulator suspends president-elect of medical college

Australia's charities regulator suspended Dr Sharmila Chandran, president-elect of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), until September 20. The suspension stems from alleged contravention of a SafeWork NSW directive not to contact RACP staff, posing risks to their psychological health.

Guardian World

3 min de lecture

HMRC to Appeal Ruling Cutting VAT on Public EV Chargers to 5%

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Politique·21/04/2026Résumé IA

HMRC to Appeal Ruling Cutting VAT on Public EV Chargers to 5%

HM Revenue and Customs has confirmed it will appeal against a London tax tribunal ruling that would cut VAT on public electric car chargers from 20% to 5%. The tribunal found last month that VAT should have been charged at the lower rate, potentially saving drivers hundreds of pounds annually. The appeal maintains a disparity where home chargers pay 5% VAT while public chargers pay 20%, with the Treasury currently collecting £85m/year from the difference, projected to rise to £315m by 2030.

Guardian UK

3 min de lecture