Katherine Ryan's daughter scores A* in A-levels triumph
Comedian Katherine Ryan shares an emotional update on her daughter Violet's outstanding A-level success, offering a glimpse into their private family life and resilience.
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Miliband-backed power station investigated over green claims
The Drax power station, Britain's biggest renewable energy plant and recipient of billions in taxpayer subsidies backed by Energy Secretary Ed Miliband, is now under formal investigation for potentially misleading claims about its green credentials.
Expert Guide: How to Test Your Pool Water Like a Pro
Unlock the secrets to pristine pool water this summer. Our expert guide reveals how to test your pool like a professional, ensuring a safe, sparkling oasis for your family.
Somerset's fight to save its vanishing eels
A groundbreaking project in Somerset is blending cutting-edge environmental DNA testing with centuries-old local folklore to rescue the region's critically endangered eel population from the brink.
Drax Investigated Over Biomass Sustainability Claims
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has launched a formal investigation into Drax Group regarding historical statements about its biomass sourcing practices and sustainability credentials.
Somerset's Fragrant Floodplain: A Habitat Success Story
A remarkable transformation on the Somerset Levels proves that with careful restoration, nature can make a triumphant comeback, offering a sensory feast and a haven for wildlife.
Rocks Form in Decades, Not Millennia, Says New Study
Groundbreaking research from a British university shatters the long-held belief that rock formation is a process of millions of years. Scientists have proven it can happen in mere decades, revolutionising our understanding of geology, carbon capture, and
Zoe Kravitz accused of mocking Taylor Swift's private jet use
Actress Zoe Kravitz faces online fury after an Instagram post appears to take aim at Taylor Swift's carbon footprint, igniting a debate on celebrity hypocrisy and environmental responsibility.
Australia's Emissions Divide: Clean Power, Dirty Transport
Australia's latest emissions data reveals a stark contrast: the electricity sector is rapidly decarbonising while transport emissions continue to rise, threatening national climate targets.
5 Warning Signs Your Good Cholesterol Is Dangerously Low
New research reveals the critical, often overlooked symptoms of low HDL cholesterol and its severe implications for your heart health. Discover the signs and how to protect yourself.
Generative AI Forces Radical Overhaul of UK Exam System
Leading education experts demand urgent reform of GCSEs and A-levels, arguing generative AI like ChatGPT has made current exam formats unfit for purpose. Discover the proposed changes to preserve academic integrity.
China's Tibetan Solar Farm Sparks Environmental Concerns
Scientists warn that China's vast solar power station on the Tibetan Plateau could disrupt regional climate patterns and inadvertently increase carbon emissions, challenging its green credentials.
Mexico City 'Day Zero' Water Crisis Looms as Reservoirs Empty
Mexico City, one of the world's most populous megacities, faces an unprecedented water crisis as critical reservoirs drop to historic lows. Authorities are implementing drastic restrictions as experts warn of an imminent 'Day Zero' where taps could run dr
Carbon Monoxide: The Silent Killer - Spot the Signs
A vital public health alert: Learn how to spot the critical warning signs of carbon monoxide poisoning, the 'silent killer' with symptoms often mistaken for flu. This guide could save your life.
Spain's Wildfires Set Record for CO2 Emissions, EU Reports
New EU data exposes a devastating climate impact as wildfires in Spain emitted a staggering 20.8 million tonnes of CO2 in 2023, the highest level since records began in 2003.
Windermere pollution: Bacteria levels spark health fears
Recent tests reveal dangerous bacteria levels in Lake Windermere, raising serious health and environmental concerns. Authorities urge immediate action.
Chevron urges Australia to follow US fossil fuel model
The head of Chevron suggests Australia could attract more fossil fuel investments by adopting US-style policies, sparking debate on energy strategy.
Heart-shaped mangrove fading as seas rise
A unique heart-shaped mangrove formation, once a symbol of nature’s beauty, is disappearing due to rising sea levels caused by climate change. Scientists warn of irreversible damage to coastal ecosystems.
French A-Level overtakes physics in popularity shift
French has surged past physics in A-Level popularity, reflecting a growing trend among UK students to prioritise modern languages over traditional sciences.
A-Level French and Physics decline as Chinese rises
Recent data reveals a significant drop in A-Level entries for French and Physics, while Chinese language studies experience a notable rise among UK students.
Northern Ireland A-Level Students Achieve Record Results
Students in Northern Ireland achieve record A-level results as grade boundaries return to pre-pandemic standards, sparking university admission hopes.
NI A-Level students face exam confusion after policy U-turn
A-Level students in Northern Ireland are left in limbo as the UK government reverses its decision to cancel English literature exams, sparking frustration among pupils and educators.
Gov Overhauls T-Levels to Rival A-Levels
The UK government announces sweeping changes to T-Level qualifications, positioning them as a robust alternative to A-Levels, with new subjects and enhanced industry links.
NI & Wales A-Level results outperform England
Northern Ireland and Wales have seen higher A-Level pass rates compared to England, raising questions about grading consistency across the UK.
Westminster named UK's noisiest city in new study
A new study uncovers the UK's loudest urban areas, with Westminster taking the top spot. Discover how electric vehicles are changing the soundscape of our cities.
Chinese A-Level Students Surge in UK University Applications
Record numbers of Chinese students are opting for UK universities through UCAS, reshaping higher education dynamics and raising questions about future trends.
Tuvalu's desperate fight against rising seas
As rising sea levels threaten to erase Tuvalu from the map, its people face an existential crisis. Discover their desperate search for a new homeland and the diplomatic battles to secure their future.
Easter Island statues at risk from rising seas
The iconic statues of Easter Island are under threat as rising sea levels and coastal erosion accelerate, putting the island's cultural heritage at risk.
London pollution alert as heatwave spikes ozone levels
London faces a high pollution alert as soaring temperatures trigger dangerous ozone levels, urging vulnerable residents to take precautions.
Bill Gates' carbon butter branded 'disgusting'
A new butter alternative backed by Bill Gates, infused with carbon dioxide, has sparked outrage as critics call it 'disgusting'. The billionaire himself admits the product is 'strange'.
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