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Starmer Says Mandelson Should Leave House of Lords After Epstein Links Emerge — REUTERS / Jeff Overs/BBC

Keir Starmer · United Kingdom

Starmer Says Mandelson Should Leave House of Lords After Epstein Links Emerge

50% Center coverage: 131 sources

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has said that Peter Mandelson should no longer be a member of the House of Lords following recent reports concerning his past links to Jeffrey Epstein. A Downing Street spokesperson said the government intends to work with the House of Lords to review and strengthen the rules governing when members can be removed from parliament.See the Story

Australia raises rates for first time since late 2023 as inflation hits six-quarter high — REUTERS / Hollie Adams

Australia Economy · Australia

Australia raises rates for first time since late 2023 as inflation hits six-quarter high

48% Left coverage: 48 sources

Your genes matter more for lifespan now than they did a century ago: Here's why

Longevity · Poland

Your genes matter more for lifespan now than they did a century ago: Here's why

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

How much do your genes determine how long you'll live? It's a question that fascinates us, and one that's been debated for decades. For years, the answer seemed settled—genes account for about 20–25% of the variation in human lifespan, with the rest down to lifestyle and environment.See the Story

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