Animal rights ad urges public to stop eating meat
An animal rights group's provocative Christmas advert has ignited a fierce debate on animal welfare and dietary choices in the UK. Discover the campaign's message and the public reaction.
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Dry January Criticised for 'Binge or Bust' Approach
An expert warns that Dry January may encourage unhealthy drinking cycles. Discover why sustainable moderation, not temporary abstinence, is key to long-term health.
Study: One Weekly Burger May Be Good for Environment
University of Edinburgh research suggests drastically reducing, not eliminating, UK meat consumption benefits biodiversity and cuts emissions. Discover the surprising balance.
Dry January 2026: 17.5m Brits Cite Saving Money as Top Reason
A record 17.5 million Britons plan a Dry January in 2026, with saving money now the primary motivator ahead of health. Discover the staggering financial and health benefits reported by participants.
Feeling Drunk Worse for Hangovers Than Amount Drunk
New research reveals your perceived intoxication level is a bigger hangover predictor than drink count. Discover how to manage your festive season. Read more.
Couple's water usage war divides Guardian readers
Peter's obsession with cutting water bills leads to household conflict over showers and flushes. Guardian readers deliver their verdict on the domestic dispute.
Brits Drink Less Than Ever, Pubs Close Daily
UK adults are drinking less alcohol than at any time since 1990, averaging 10.2 drinks weekly. This trend, driven by health and cost, sees pubs closing daily. Discover the full impact.
Brits drinking less than ever, with a pub closing daily in 2025
New data reveals Brits are drinking less alcohol than at any time since records began, averaging 10.2 drinks a week. With a pub closing daily in 2025, the industry faces a bleak Christmas. Discover the causes behind the sobering trend.
2025 on track to be UK's hottest year ever
The Met Office confirms 2025 is tracking to beat 2022 as the UK's warmest year on record, with an average temperature of 10.05°C. Discover the climate data and what it means for Britain's future.
UK project turns Kenya tea waste into clean energy
A UK-funded initiative is helping Kenyan farmers convert tea waste into clean energy and biochar fertiliser, boosting sustainability and supporting the supply chain for Britain's favourite brew. Discover how innovation is tackling climate challenges.
Brits Drinking Less Alcohol Than Ever, Figures Show
New data reveals UK adults now drink an average of 10.2 alcoholic drinks per week, the lowest level since 1990. Experts cite cost of living, health trends, and an ageing population as key drivers. Discover the changing habits.
Harrods Cream Tea Slashed to £35.75 in Rare Deal Stack
A rare deal stack slashes the price of Harrods' iconic cream tea for two to just £35.75. Discover how to enjoy this quintessential British experience at a fraction of the usual cost.
Professor's diet tip to 'stay young': eat less fish
Leading professor Valter Longo advises a mostly vegan diet with minimal fish for longevity. Discover the NHS warnings on pollutants and the ideal 12-hour eating window.
UK's Tea Offer Tradition Fades: 42% Refuse Builders a Brew
A new poll reveals nearly half of Brits no longer offer builders a cup of tea, with younger generations and Londoners leading the decline. Discover the regional kindness rankings and why this small act matters. Read the full story.
Family finds travelling world cheaper than UK rent
Chloe and Connor Ellis sold their Barnsley home and are now globetrotting with their two young sons, discovering that exploring Southeast Asia costs less than monthly rent in the UK. Follow their journey.
The Art of Thoughtful Gift-Giving: A Practical Guide
Struggling to find the perfect present? Learn expert strategies for choosing meaningful gifts that delight loved ones and avoid landfill. Transform your approach to giving today.
US Data Centres Strain Great Lakes Water Supply
A surge in data centre construction around the Great Lakes is sparking a major water crisis, with facilities consuming billions of gallons annually. Experts warn of severe ecological and community impacts. Discover the full story.
Coffee intake linked to higher chronic pain in older adults
New research from Poland connects increased coffee consumption to a rise in chronic pain intensity for adults over 60. Discover the findings and the food linked to pain reduction.
Why Data Centres Are So Thirsty for Water
Exploring the immense water consumption of data centres powering our digital world. Discover the environmental impact and the questions being asked about their necessity. Read the full analysis.
AI Boom's Hidden Cost: Data Centres Drain Water Supplies
Experts warn Australia's AI-driven data centre boom will consume vast water resources for cooling, straining supplies. Discover the environmental trade-off of the tech revolution.
Massive Data Centres Strain Australia's Drinking Water
The explosive growth of data centres in Australia is consuming billions of litres of drinking water for cooling, sparking a national debate over resource allocation and sustainability.
US Drinking at Lowest Since 1995, Data Shows
New data reveals US adults are drinking less, with weekly consumption at its lowest since 1995. But experts debate if it's a health trend or economic pressure. Discover the full story.
Couple accused of torturing teen with forced water intake
A mother and her partner face aggravated child abuse charges after allegedly starving her 14-year-old son and forcing him to drink dangerous amounts of water. Read the shocking details.
Charlie Kirk is Wikipedia's most-read article in 2025
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk's Wikipedia page was viewed nearly 45m times in 2025, topping the annual list following his fatal shooting at a university debate. Discover the full top 20.
Advent Calendars: The Bizarre £7.8m to Period Pants Trend
Advent calendars have spiralled from simple nativity scenes to luxury status symbols and bizarre offerings like period pants and sex toys. Has the festive countdown lost its meaning?
Survey: 84% of US Teens Hold Negative View of News Media
A sobering survey reveals 84% of American teenagers describe news media with negative words like 'biased' and 'fake'. Discover the causes and potential solutions for this crisis in news literacy.
Glasgow Drug Clinic Bids for Crack Smoking Zone
Bosses at Scotland's first drug consumption room plan to lobby the Lord Advocate for a crack cocaine smoking area. The £2.3m facility aims to attract more users amid rising cocaine-related deaths.
How to avoid drinking too much this Christmas
Discover 8 evidence-based strategies from experts to help you drink less during the festive period without relying on willpower alone. Take control of your drinking habits today.
Ultra-Processed Foods Boost Pre-Diabetes Risk 64%
New research reveals a 10% increase in ultra-processed food consumption raises pre-diabetes risk by 64% in young adults. Discover how to protect your long-term health.
US Culture Dominates UK Life: Poll Reveals
A new poll reveals 40% of information Brits consume daily comes from the US, with Trump more recognised than King Charles. Discover the full impact of American culture.
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