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Finding the perfect gift for a teacher can be tough, especially when you want something meaningful and unique. Forget the usual gift cards and mugs – these creative, personalised ideas will show your ...
G7 countries, which together account for around three-quarters of all official development assistance, are set to slash their aid spending by 28 per cent for 2026 compared to 2024 levels. It would be ...
New polling reveals people across Britain overwhelmingly would prefer the very richest to pay more in tax, rather than see cuts to public spending, as new analysis shows the UK’s wealthiest continue ...
The first complete Bible in Chinese, which was donated to an Oxfam shop, has sold for over £56,000 at auction. The rare book, which is dated 1815-1822 and translated by John Lassar and Joshua Marshman ...
Ongoing violence and the suspension of USAID funding are accelerating the collapse of the fragile health system of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), leaving millions of people defenceless ...
The world’s richest 1 per cent have burned through their share of the annual global carbon budget —the amount of CO2 that can be added to the atmosphere without pushing the world beyond 1.5°C of ...
Barefoot children forced to search through rubbish for food scraps across Gaza Of the meagre 34 trucks of food and water given permission to enter the North Gaza Governorate over the last 2.5 months, ...
Fifty of the world’s richest billionaires produce on average more carbon through their investments, private jets and superyachts in under three hours than the average Brit does in their entire ...
The Israeli forces’ assault on Gaza has escalated to a horrifying level of atrocity. Northern Gaza is being wiped off the map. Under the guise of 'evacuation', Israeli forces have ordered the forced ...
As Oxfam’s Second Hand September reaches its final week, a new survey reveals one in ten people in the UK say the majority of the clothes they buy over the next year will be second-hand. The findings ...
Oxfam’s resident Climate Justice Reporter, Mateo Adarve Zuluaga, explores the broader challenges and opportunities of embracing second-hand fashion and its relation to the climate justice agenda, ...
Israeli explosive weapons hit civilian infrastructure in Gaza - including schools, hospitals and aid distribution points - once every three hours More women and children have been killed in Gaza by ...
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