Margaret Whitmore

Margaret Whitmore is a British journalist and editor with a long-standing interest in international affairs, European politics and contemporary society. She contributes analysis and commentary on major political and social developments and works with the editorial team to provide readers with clear, contextualised perspectives on current events.

BBC presenter Maryam Moshiri reveals blood cancer diagnosis to raise awareness

BBC presenter Maryam Moshiri has revealed a blood cancer diagnosis, aiming to raise awareness and encourage public conversation.

Far-right AfD Takes Large Lead in Saxony-Anhalt Vote, Falls Short of Majority

AfD projected at 44% in Saxony-Anhalt, conservatives at 17%, leaving the far-right short of an outright majority and reshaping regional politics.

Five 60-sided dice solve a 15-year quest for perfectly fair turn order

A team of mathematicians produced five 60-sided dice numbered 1–300 that give every player equal odds of any turn order; giant wooden models are on display at Auburn.

Counterfeit rush: how fake retatrutide is spreading ahead of approval

Counterfeit versions of retatrutide are appearing online and offline while the drug remains unapproved, raising safety and regulatory concerns.

Burnham’s Moment: How a Resilient Reform UK Shapes the Centre-Left Agenda

Burnham’s early premiership opens space for policy moves, but Reform UK’s steady support constrains the centre-left’s path forward.

Herzog Rejects ‘Neurodivergence’ Label as He Defends Outsider Figures

Werner Herzog criticized the term 'neurodivergence' at Venice, addressing readings of his monomaniacal protagonists and his latest film with the Mara sisters.
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Planet-sized detector: Earth’s field tightens dark matter constraints and flags strange signals

Researchers used Earth's magnetic field and atmosphere as a detector, setting new limits on ultralight axions and finding unexplained dark photon signals.

UK Government Set to Clear Jackdaw Gas Project, Reigniting Energy Debate

Ministers are expected to approve the Jackdaw gas field off Aberdeen in the coming weeks, intensifying the debate between energy security and climate commitments.

From Factory Floor to Political Faultline: How Luton’s Former Car Workers Are Rewriting Trust

Former car workers in Luton, abandoned by employers and institutions, are shifting their political allegiance, with wider implications for parties and unions.

Art Garfunkel, Restless Voice: Returning to the Stage at 83

At 83, Art Garfunkel resumes touring after a lengthy pause, reflecting on a varied life as singer, actor, teacher and voracious reader.

How Trade Diversification Underpins India’s Economic Resilience

Diversified trade strategies are central to India’s ability to withstand global shocks and sustain long-term growth without depending on specific markets.