Ancient chicken bones reveal Roman Britain's climate secrets
National Trust archaeologists uncover remarkable Roman-era chicken bones in West Sussex, offering surprising insights into ancient climate patterns and Britain's culinary history.
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National Trust battles climate damage to UK heritage
From Somerset floods to Scottish landslides, the National Trust reveals how extreme weather is damaging Britain's most cherished landscapes and heritage sites.
Synagogue guard arrested in Manchester terror raid
A volunteer security guard at a Manchester synagogue has been arrested in a major counter-terrorism operation investigating an alleged far-right terror plot, raising serious security concerns within the Jewish community.
British volunteer torches Putin's tank in Ukraine
A courageous British fighter in Ukraine describes the heart-pounding moment he destroyed a Russian tank using Western-supplied weapons, as Vladimir Putin's forces suffer devastating losses.
Manchester Synagogue Attack: Volunteer Injured in Hate Crime
A charity volunteer was violently assaulted while protecting a Manchester synagogue in what police are treating as a religiously motivated hate crime. The Community Security Trust confirms rising antisemitic attacks across the UK.
900-year-old Fountains Abbey illuminated by giant sun sculpture
The historic ruins of Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire undergo a breathtaking transformation as a monumental sun sculpture named after the Greek god Helios casts its golden glow upon the medieval stonework in a stunning after-dark spectacle.
Taiwan's great flood clean-up: community unites to rebuild
In an extraordinary display of community spirit, thousands of volunteers from all walks of life descended on a devastated Taiwanese town to help clear the wreckage left by catastrophic flooding.
Samaritans Face Major Branch Closures in UK Restructure
Exclusive: Dozens of Samaritans branches across Britain are set to close or merge in a controversial cost-cutting overhaul that volunteers fear will impact vital mental health support services.
British volunteer killed in Ukraine: Parents slam government
Exclusive: The heartbroken family of Sam Newey, a 20-year-old Briton who died fighting Russian forces, speak out about their pride in his courage and their anger at the lack of government support.
Tiger attack at Joe Exotic's former Oklahoma zoo
A volunteer was critically injured in a savage tiger attack at the same Oklahoma animal park once owned by Netflix's 'Tiger King' star, Joe Exotic. The incident raises urgent questions about safety protocols at the controversial facility.
UK Autumn Harvest Under Threat from Severe Weather
The National Trust warns of a compromised autumn harvest and damaged landscapes as relentless rain and strong winds create treacherous conditions for farmers and gardeners across the UK.
National Trust's Kent orchards yield record 12-tonne apple harvest
Historic orchards across Kent and Sussex have produced a record-breaking apple harvest for the National Trust, with traditional methods yielding over 12 tonnes of fruit for cider and juice.
Rare Heritage Apples Rediscovered in Dorset Orchard
A remarkable discovery of 120 heritage apple varieties, including some thought to be extinct, has been made at a National Trust property in Dorset, offering a sweet taste of history.
Australian Doctor Alleges War Crimes in Gaza
An Australian doctor who volunteered in Gaza alleges he witnessed war crimes and a severe humanitarian crisis, accusing Israel of deliberately targeting civilians and medical personnel.
National Trust axes gardeners in 'woke' inclusivity row
The National Trust faces a fresh woke controversy after terminating 13 long-serving volunteer gardeners at Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, for not completing mandatory inclusivity training. The charity insists the move promotes diversity, while critics blast it a
Win A Luxury UK House & Support National Trust With Omaze
Enter the Omaze million-pound house draw for your chance to win a breathtaking property in the Cotswolds or Lake District, all while supporting the National Trust's vital conservation work.
£4.3M Lottery Lifeline Saves Historic Birnbeck Pier
The iconic but decaying Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare has been thrown a vital lifeline, securing a £4.3 million National Lottery Heritage Fund grant for its ambitious restoration and future as a public heritage site.
Cragside Voted UK's Best Historic House
Discover Cragside, the revolutionary Victorian mansion in Northumberland crowned the UK's best historic house. Explore its stunning gardens, world-first innovations, and why it beat rivals like Chatsworth.
National Trust in flag fury after removing Union Jack
The National Trust has ignited a fierce debate after contractors were seen removing the large Union Flag from the Bantham Ham stone tower in Devon. The move, done without prior consultation, has been branded an 'act of cultural vandalism' by critics and l
UK Museums Spent £29m on Storage as Buildings Crumbled
Shocking new data exposes how Britain's cultural institutions are spending millions to store artefacts they can't display, as iconic buildings fall into disrepair and face closure.
9/11 Ground Zero volunteer's 20-year cancer battle
Exclusive: Two decades after the 9/11 attacks, a British volunteer who spent months at Ground Zero receives a devastating aggressive cancer diagnosis, revealing the long-term health crisis facing first responders.
London Chef Fights for Ukraine: Eugene Korolev's War
The remarkable journey of Eugene Korolev, a London chef who traded his apron for body armour to defend his Ukrainian homeland. A powerful story of identity, sacrifice, and the brutal reality of war.
American volunteer dies on Ukraine aid train after heroic rescue
Tragic story of DeCarlos Brown, an American volunteer who died on a medical evacuation train in Ukraine after his heroic rescue of a wounded soldier. His final moments were captured by a fellow volunteer.
Cerne Giant's Colourful Sibling Discovered in Dorset
Archaeologists unearth evidence of a second, vibrantly coloured chalk hill figure near the iconic Cerne Abbas Giant, rewriting Dorset's ancient history and sparking fresh debate.
Sycamore Gap Tree Shows New Growth From Protected Stump
Exclusive: In a stunning turn of events, the felled Sycamore Gap tree is showing vigorous new growth from its protected stump. National Trust experts confirm the legendary tree's fight for survival has begun.
Sycamore Gap Tree's True Young Age Revealed in Shock Finding
Exclusive scientific analysis of the felled Sycamore Gap tree has uncovered its true age, debunking popular myths and revealing a history far younger than romanticised legend suggested.
Vicar and care workers in court over Sycamore Gap tree
Two care home workers and a Church of England vicar have appeared in court, charged with the criminal damage of the world-famous Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian's Wall in a shocking case that has gripped the nation.
Pensioner's one-man mission transforms filthy canal bank
A retired grandfather from the UK has single-handedly cleared a disgustingly polluted canal bank, transforming a fly-tipping eyesore into a pristine public space. His weeks of tireless work have sparked a wave of local pride and inspired the community.
British Doctor Killed in Israeli Gaza Airstrike
Ahmad Al-Rahawi, a British-trained doctor who volunteered in Gaza, has been killed in an Israeli airstrike. The UK Foreign Office is providing support to his family.
Met Police volunteer jailed for Tinder date rape
A Metropolitan Police volunteer, Muhammed Daud, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the violent rape of a woman he met on Tinder. The shocking attack occurred in Catford, southeast London, after he offered to walk her home.
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