Furney Times

Charles’ Coronation May Not Be the Royals’ Crowning Glory

Public support for the British royal family is at an all-time low as King Charles prepares to be crowned, at a cost of £250 million to the taxpayer.

Government officials want to know if the increase in arrivals from Morocco is part of a larger trend.

This Earth Day, the world is in a worse state than ever, but few among us care about the harmful choices we make that impact our planet.

Distraught holidaymakers in Gran Canaria speak of losing thousands of euros to a doctor one insurance company said is “blacklisted”.

The soaring popularity of ChatGPT raises questions and fears about how we live and work in a new time of artificial intelligence power.

Bioethics professor and philosopher Peter Singer tells Furney Times that a planned octopus farm in the Canary Islands should not go ahead.

King’s College war professor warns Ukraine conflict may explode into World War 3 and that Putin may resort to nuclear weapons to get his way.

A new study projects the majority of the 8 billion global population will either be overweight or obese by 2035, with nearly 2 billion obese.

Ireland, famous for boozing, is about to slap health-warning labels on bottles of wine and other alcoholic products, stoking outrage.

Passion, creativity and style are on everyday display in Milan, one of Italy’s most vibrant cities. I dive into modern-day Renaissance life.