Nine years on, Fukushima’s mental health fallout lingers

K-pop stans vs Trump | Lockdown is lifted | Video hearings Nine years on, Fukushima's mental health fallout lingers   Nine years on from a disaster known locally as Japan's 9/11, victims continue to deal with the ongoing aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear accident. Tsunami survivors in other prefectures are moving on. But few in Fukushima feel the crisis is anywhere close to resolved. The accident forced tens of thousands out of their homes, shattering communities, wrenching apart families, and robbing them of their jobs. Evacuees have lived in limbo for years, not knowing when they will be allowed to move home, or even whether they want to, given the shrunken and now inconvenient towns that await them.   Continue reading this story on WIRED. The biggest stories this week K-pop stans took on Trump in Tulsa, now they're after the White House From black lives matter to Tulsa, an online army of Korean music fans are laying siege to the American right Lockdown has lifted. Here's what you should (and shouldn't) do next The government has cut the two-metre rule and confirmed a date for many businesses to reopen. But the risks aren't over How video hearings broke justice and stripped people of their rights Technology was meant to save the UK's courts as they were forced to shut during lockdown. It hasn't How coronavirus reshaped the NHS Under the strain of the pandemic, the NHS has been forced to embrace technology Inside the plan to track Covid-19 by analysing everyone's poop The UK government is testing sewage to find early indications of where new coronavirus outbreaks might be taking place WIRED Virtual Briefing: The return of race science Join us on Monday, June 29 for a virtual briefing with WIRED Editor Greg Williams and award-winning author Angela Saini, as they explore the disturbing return of scientific racism and what it means for our society today. Register today The 10 iOS 14 features that will upgrade your iPhone in 2020 Here are all the new features you'll get this autumn from home screen widgets to digital car keys To slow the coronavirus death toll we may need to slow down ageing The pandemic has overwhelmingly hit older people, leaving some longevity researchers wondering whether slowing ageing could be the key to beating the virus Mixer's failure has left desperate streamers trapped in the void Big money signings of streaming's biggest names made no difference for Microsoft's Mixer – and those who followed Ninja and Shroud have been left homeless Our edit of the shoes, bags and watches in Amazon's fashion sale These are the nine fashion pieces worth a damn in this week's 'Big Style Sale' Special offer: Get three issues of WIRED magazine for just £1 What we've been reading this week 📉 Bloomberg took a closer look at the baffling world of SoftBank CEO's Masayoshi Son's presentations which combine unicorn-coronavirus imagery and meme-worthy pie charts.  📱 OneZero goes inside the social media cult that convinces young people to give up everything. 🖥 Apple's move from Intel chips to its own is a big one. The BBC looks at why. From the WIRED long read archive I stumbled across a huge Airbnb scam that's taking over London The curious tale of a man called Christian, the Catholic church, David Schwimmer's wife, a secret hotel and an Airbnb scam running riot on the streets of London what to watch this weekend 🎥 If you haven't already, you need to watch Spike Lee's new film, Da 5 Bloods. 🌋 Yes, there are the big hitters like Toy Story, The Lion King and Frozen, but hidden between these blockbusters is a small gem on Disney+, Pixar shorts. 📺 At first, Giri/Haji feels like an exotic twist on well-worn crime drama tropes, but it evolves into something smarter, funnier and more entertaining than that. On this week's podcast love what we do? + Received this email from a friend? Subscribe to WIRED Weekender + Prefer a daily digest? Subscribe to The Email from WIRED FOLLOW WIRED Unsubscribe   |   View this email in your browser Queries about this email? Contact datacontroller@condenast.co.uk Condé Nast Publications 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy