Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Key points Buildings account for 66 per cent of all emissions across the City of Melbourne. By 2050 embodied carbon could account for 85 per cent of carbon emissions from Australia’s building stock. A 12-storey apartment block in North Melbourne that was built

Kate the karaoke queen! Princess of Wales tells South Korea’s foreign minister her and William will want to go out for a singsong when they get a date in the diary for a future state visit King Charles and Camilla are hosting Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee  First incoming state visit since King’s coronation and the

The Jacobean Kylie Jenner treatment! Experts reveal how portrait of high society woman in 17th century had lips made fuller and hairline touched up years later as they restore painting to its original condition Portrait of Diana Cecil was painted in 1634 by artist Cornelius Johnson Kylie Jenner’s penchant for her famously full pout might seem like a very modern

Thrown naked into a pit for defying Putin’s orders: Russian soldiers suffer brutal punishment until they pay £4,000 bribe if they refuse to embark on suicide missions against Ukrainian artillery Video shows the Russian soldiers standing half-naked in deep pit on front lines Russian soldiers are thrown naked into a pit if they refuse to embark on suicide missions against

One in six teachers are forced to ‘self-censor’ over fears of causing religious offence, report finds 16% of teachers felt they could not bring up some topics for fear of offending Policy Exchange, who produced the report, called for greater guidance Former Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said teachers ‘deserve better’ One in six teachers are self-censoring during lessons for fear

BBC is embroiled in fresh impartiality row after corporation’s Africa Editor Mary Harper was hired by gang-rapist Yaqub Ahmed’s lawyers to give evidence in his bid to block deportation to Somalia READ: BBC Africa Editor hired by rapist Yaqub Ahmed’s lawyers to give evidence The BBC is embroiled in a new impartiality row after the corporation’s Africa Editor Mary Harper was