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Byline: Allyson Chiu, John Farrell If you walk down the toilet paper aisle in your grocery store, youâll probably see a selection of rolls emblazoned with planet-friendly claims, from pledges [...]

Byline: Julia Kollewe The FTSE 100 UK packaging firm DS Smith is to be taken over by a bigger US rival, International Paper, after the companies agreed a £5.8bn all-share [...]

Byline: JEFF GRAY; Staff Ontario government's liquor retailer says it will comply with a request from Premier Doug Ford and once again offer customers free paper bags, after having phased [...]

Byline: ROBYN URBACK; Staff Ontario Premier Doug Ford's latest retail political gesture is just about the Doug-Fordiest leadership move conceivable. It has all the elements that are quintessentially him: booze, [...]

Byline: Caroline Davies Since time immemorial humans have tried to devise anger management techniques. In ancient Rome, the Stoic philosopher Seneca believed 'my anger is likely to do me more [...]

Byline: By, Neil Shaw Aldi is launching the UK's first, supermarket own-brand paper wine bottles. The Cambalala South African Shiraz and Cambalala South African Sauvignon Blanc will be available to [...]

Green groups have warned some government-recommended ­alternatives to single-use plastics in advance of a ban can still create microplastics and other harmful chemicals and appealed to ­restaurateurs to take a [...]

The authority managing the ongoing International Baccalaureate (IB) exams has warned it might disqualify any pupils involved in misconduct days after test papers were ­allegedly leaked online, sparking concerns of [...]

Byline: Emma Beddington A lifetime enveloped in a benign, insulating cloud of oestrogen left me ill-prepared to be this nakedly, shockingly angry as it ebbs away in perimenopause. It is [...]

Byline: Emine Sinmaz Andrew Tate has been served with civil proceedings papers at his home in Romania in relation to allegations of rape and sexual assault made by four British [...]

The authority managing the ongoing International Baccalaureate (IB) exams will launch an investigation into test papers being leaked online after it found evidence of cheating, but a Hong Kong lawmaker [...]

A city that banned the manufacture and sale of “ghost money” and other paper funeral products used to worship ancestors was told the rule was “too straightforward and rude”. Burning [...]

Byline: JUSTIN CONNOLLY Technology Editor LY THESE days we're all familiar with the standard use for electronic paper that uses e-ink technology - e-readers. The usual suspects - largely Kindle [...]

For the first time, China has surpassed the US in the number of papers published in the world’s most influential journals, a new report has found. China also ranked first [...]

Byline: ALMA SOLIS; ASSOCIATED PRESS Ramon Fonseca, a partner in the Mossack Fonseca law firm at the centre of the Panama Papers scandal over the hiding of wealth in offshore [...]

Byline: Eleanor Steafel and Abigail Buchanan Late last year, Jennifer Cairns received a letter from an NHS clinic inviting her to attend an online course on ways to manage chronic [...]

Byline: David Pegg A criminal trial of 27 employees working for the law firm at the heart of the Panama Papers on money laundering charges has commenced in a Panamanian [...]

Local governments across the mainland have provoked an outcry on social media by cracking down on the burning of joss paper and other offerings during this year’s Ching Ming Festival [...]

Byline: JUSTIN CONNOLLY Technology Editor THESE days we're all familiar with the standard use for electronic paper that uses e-ink technology - e-readers. The usual suspects - largely Kindle or [...]

Byline: Emily Dugan A former senior civil servant has said in court papers that 'a hostile racist working environment' in the Cabinet Office meant she was 'forced to resign'. Rowaa [...]

Byline: Adrian Searle Star Rating: 5 stars Impenetrable as an asteroid or a moon in full eclipse, and as scabbed and pitted as a rusty cannonball, a black circle looms [...]

Byline: Joe Hinchliffe Groundbreaking archaeological research may have upended the longstanding belief that Aboriginal Australians did not make pottery. A paper published in the Quaternary Science Reviews on Wednesday details [...]

Test papers for the first batch of pupils sitting the local university entrance exams on the mainland next week will be transported under tight security. The Hong Kong Examinations and [...]

Byline: By, hulldailymail Administrator IT is the greatest show on turf -the 2024 Cheltenham Festival is about to deliver four days of the very best sport. And your local paper [...]

Byline: Jessie Lau In November 2022, thousands of people took to the streets across China to protest against the government's strict Covid-19 controls in an unprecedented wave of civil disobedience. [...]

A 23-year-old invigilator has been arrested on suspicion of posting content of ongoing university entrance exams on social media, the Post has learned. The Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority [...]

The trial of 27 people charged in connection with the worldwide Panama Papers money laundering started in a Panamanian criminal court. Those on trial include the owners of the Mossack-Fonseca [...]

Byline: Cath Clarke Star Rating: 2 stars On paper this movie looks like it might be following in the footsteps of Martin Scorsese's Killers of Flower Moon, as another step [...]

Byline: By, Donna Lincoln & Steven Smith Brits are set to produce enough cardboard waste this Christmas that if it were placed end to end, it would stretch from London [...]

Byline: By, Steven Smith On April 29, 2024, the Driving and Vehicle Standards Agency DVSA introduced the implementation of issuing all MOT test certificates digitally, marking a significant shift away [...]

Byline: Tim Sigsworth THE advertising regulator has declined to investigate a pro-Palestinian charity that published a local newspaper advertisement accusing Israel of 'genocide' and 'apartheid'. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) [...]

Byline: FRÉDÉRIK -XAVIER DUHAMEL; Staff The village of Sainte-Pétronille, near Quebec City, did not violate the law when it threatened to sue one-tenth of its population and the local newspaper, [...]

Byline: Rajeev Syal Home affairs editor Rishi Sunak's deportation flights to Rwanda, the cornerstone of the government's immigration policy, could begin as early as 24 June, court papers seen by [...]

Byline: By, hulldailymail Administrator Excitement is ramping up for the Grand National Festival 2024 , where we'll see the latest chapter of racing history unfold-and you can pick up a [...]

Byline: Brian Murphy Ramón Fonseca, co-founder of a Panama-based law firm, Mossack Fonseca, that helped the famous and infamous shelter their riches, and who then presided over the firm's collapse [...]

Byline: Ed Pilkington Hundreds of Washington DC police, some deploying pepper spray, cleared a pro-Palestinian encampment at George Washington university early Wednesday, in the latest clash between law enforcement and [...]

Byline: JOSH FUNK; ASSOCIATED PRESS OMAHA, NEB. -- Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reported a steep drop in earnings Saturday as the paper value of its investments plummeted and it [...]

Byline: By, Ben Hurst More information has been revealed at how a huge reform of Personal Independence Payments will be carried out -as the Department for Work and Pensions said [...]

Byline: By, Neil Shaw People suffering from depression or anxiety will lose access to sickness benefits as part of the Government's major welfare reforms, according to reports. Ministers will propose [...]

Byline: Rachel Hall Bryn Austin always carries a copy of the Guardian when he goes looking for rocks, usually to wrap up muddy or delicate specimens. But on one ill-fated [...]

Byline: SANDRA E. MARTIN; Staff After The Globe published a significant correction on Tuesday's page A2, some readers contacted me to ask for more details. Given that the article, about [...]

Byline: Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor A powerful new international department would help Britain adapt to being a middle-rank power and shed a Foreign Office identity that is 'somewhat elitist and [...]

SIR - I have received three election leaets for the local and general elections, all full of promises to ght for jobs and keep services local. However all three leaets [...]

Byline: Oliver Milman The amount of plastic packaging waste created by Amazon has increased in the US even as the online retail giant sought to phase out plastics elsewhere in [...]

Byline: Alex Hern UK technology editor The safety features on some of the most powerful AI tools that stop them being used for cybercrime or terrorism can be bypassed simply [...]

Guan Jiaming makes pieces of Xuan paper from pulp at the workshop of the China Xuan Paper Company in Jingxian county of Anhui province. Xuan is a handmade paper with [...]

Byline: By, Sarah Lumley Amazon is trialling a new packing machine which builds paper bags around individual items -- to drastically cut down on packaging. The retail giant has developed [...]

Byline: Spencer Fordin l, The New Mexican It may seem impossible to conceive, now that this structure is a 4,000-pound metal horse. But at one point, somebody lovingly folded its [...]