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Guardian News & Media appoints Imogen Fox as executive editor, Guardian LabsGuardian News & Media (GNM) is pleased to announce the appointment of Imogen Fox to the role of executive editor, Guardian Labs.
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'There's an elephant in the flowerbed again!'What’s it like to live among elephants, to know that at any moment you might find yourself face to face with something so awe-inspiring – and so dangerous?
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Drones and the transport revolutionA rise in the use of drones could help with deliveries, traffic patrols, policing and passenger flights
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The costly gridlock: how can we keep our cities moving?As the UK’s population continues to grow, transport systems in our urban centres will increasingly feel the strain. So what can be done?
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Retro-electric: making petrol-guzzling cars eco-friendlyAn estimated 30,000 old petrol cars have been given a new lease of life by small businesses and amateurs around the world
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How data maps are transforming the fight against malaria in ZambiaExperts from Seattle, Silicon Valley, Atlanta and beyond are donating their time to develop technology that could help eliminate malaria by 2020
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Breastfeeding: how one group fought the spread of formula milk in refugee campsThe head of a breastfeeding charity explains how refugee mothers in Greece are turning their camps into formula-free spaces
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Zika: Let's give women the contraception they so desperately wantOnly a third of women have access to contraception in Zika-affected Haiti – a shortfall that could have catastrophic consequences
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Zainab Salbi on gender equality: ‘This is not the time to be polite. This is the time to call it’After Trump’s election, the Iraqi-American women’s rights campaigner says it’s time to stop trying to fit into a man’s world
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Dubai’s teen eco-warrior: ‘It was preordained that I'd take care of mother earth’Kehkashan Basu’s activism began when she planted a seed in her parents’ garden. Thousands of trees later, she has inspired young people and won a peace prize
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Gender violence is not just a women’s issueViolence against women is a pandemic but solutions need more than just punishing perpetrators. We must change the mentality driving men to commit these crimes
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Transport cash won't fill the potholes in local government financeThe chancellor has pledged £3.72bn for road and rail – a drop in the ocean and a missed chance to transform UK public services
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A modern rail network in Scotland is long overdueWhy does it take 80 minutes by train south from Edinburgh to Newcastle, but an hour longer the same distance north?
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Britain's best new train stations – in picturesWith the number of passengers travelling by train set to double in the next 25 years, Network Rail is spending almost £27bn on new track and stations. Here are some of the stations that have opened since 2015
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Protecting your business from cybercrime – what the experts sayFrom recognising a rogue email to training staff on a budget, experts in our live Q&A offered tips to keep your business safe
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Cybercrime: how to protect your businessSmall firms are targeted seven million times a year. In this webchat, from 1-2pm on 21 November, we’ll discuss how to spot – and stop – attacks
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Can music make food and drink taste better?A spoonful of sugar brings out the high notes, while some beers have an indie sound, we hear how businesses are experimenting with sensory connections
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Survival of Africa's great apes requires palm industry support, says reportTop scientists call for conservationists to work with companies to prevent a repeat of the south-east Asian destruction
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WWF and Greenpeace break with Indonesia's pulp and paper giantProminent environmental NGOs suspend partnership with April after peatland drainage canal discovered on Pedang Island, Indonesia
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Palm oil boom: companies must clean up their act in AfricaDeforestation, climate change and land rights abuse: the palm oil industry has a troubled track record. But proponents say it can be a force for good
Zimbabwe ships live elephants to wildlife parks in China