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UK brands act to cut catch of 'near-threatened' yellowfin tuna
Voluntary action of companies including Tesco and Princes aims to put pressure on regulatory body to tackle overfishing
MPs reject attempts to strengthen post-Brexit fishing protections
Fisheries bill amendments on sustainable quotas and banning of supertrawlers defeated
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MPs reject attempts to strengthen post-Brexit fishing protections
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Revealed: 97% of UK offshore marine parks subject to destructive fishing
Vessels spent 200,000 hours in 2019 bottom trawling or dredging the seabed in protected areas set up to safeguard vital ecosystems
Female voices 'drowned out' in reporting on Covid-19, report finds
Analysis of stories across six countries including UK found fewer than a fifth of experts quoted on the pandemic were women
'She won't be the last': why not enough has changed since the murder of Banaz Mahmod
In 2006, the 20-year-old was killed on the orders of family members. Ahead of an ITV drama on the case, her sister reflects on the police response
'Confounding': Covid may have already peaked in many African countries
One explanation for virus not behaving as expected could be previous exposure to other infections, experts tell MPs
'Confounding': Covid may have already peaked in many African countries
One explanation for virus not behaving as expected could be previous exposure to other infections, experts tell MPs
Save the Children can resume funding bids following sexual abuse scandal
Charity has made ‘significant steps’ to improve safeguarding and can now apply for government funds two years on from withdrawal
Just $5 per person a year could prevent future pandemic, says ex-WHO head
Cost would be billions, but represents a huge saving on $11tn response to Covid-19, estimates show
MSF ran 'white saviour' TV ad despite staff warnings over racism
Decision to show then withdraw video sparked crisis at MSF Canada, says review
UK will lead world on tackling famine and Covid with new department, says Raab
Merging DfID and FCO will cement Britain ‘as a force for good’, Raab claims, but critics fear aid will be deprioritised
Recognise DfID expertise and influence in FCO merger, Raab urged
Department for International Development gave ‘huge heft to global Britain’, says ex-secretary of state ahead of Wednesday merger
Leadership of merged DfID evidence of ‘hostile takeover’ by FCO, say critics
NGOs and MPs fear appointments to Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office reflects unbalanced priorities
Ocean Rebellion climate action group launches with protest against cruise ship
Climate activists linked to Extinction Rebellion projected protest messages onto hull of the World vessel in Falmouth, Cornwall
Drowned Sudanese refugee identified as Abdulfatah Hamdallah
Man known as Wajdi believed to have made Channel crossing after asylum refused in France
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UK reputation after DfID merger in ‘safe hands’ under Raab, says Trevelyan
Outgoing international development secretary says Britain’s ‘world superpower’ status will remain after merger with FCO
UN chief slams 'myths, delusions and falsehoods' around inequality
António Guterres uses Mandela lecture to call for radical shake-up of IMF and World Bank in wake of coronavirus pandemic
UN chief slams 'myths, delusions and falsehoods' around inequality
António Guterres uses Mandela lecture to call for radical shake-up of IMF and World Bank in wake of coronavirus pandemic
Protests predicted to surge globally as Covid-19 drives unrest
New analysis finds economic shock of pandemic coupled with existing grievances makes widespread public uprisings ‘inevitable’
Médecins Sans Frontières is 'institutionally racist', say 1,000 insiders
Medical charity accused of shoring up colonialism and white supremacy in its work