Camera drops 24 miles into ocean, captures amazing footage
A camera dropped 24 miles into the ocean captures never-before-seen deep-sea creatures in stunning high-definition footage.
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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.
Young music fans risk permanent hearing loss at concerts
New research reveals that young concert-goers are exposing themselves to dangerous noise levels, risking irreversible hearing damage. Learn how to protect your ears.
Rare Deep-Sea Starfish Caught on Camera
Incredible footage reveals a rarely seen deep-sea starfish, showcasing the mysterious wonders of the ocean's depths.
Ohio River Flooding: Vance Demands Federal Aid
US Senator JD Vance urges immediate federal intervention as Ohio River reaches critical levels, threatening communities and infrastructure.
JD Vance criticised for trip during Ohio floods
US Senator JD Vance faces criticism for his birthday getaway amid severe flooding in Ohio, raising questions about priorities during a climate crisis.
JD Vance warns of Ohio lake water crisis
US Senator JD Vance demands immediate federal intervention as Ohio's lakes hit historic lows, threatening local ecosystems and economies.
Maui County sues Big Oil over climate change deception
Maui County in Hawaii has filed a lawsuit against major oil companies, accusing them of misleading the public about climate change risks. The legal action seeks compensation for damages caused by rising sea levels and extreme weather events.
Samoa’s weaving tradition endangered by rising seas
Climate change and rising sea levels are eroding the shores of Samoa, putting its centuries-old weaving tradition at risk. Discover how this cultural heritage is fighting to survive.
WWII boat emerges from Lake Mead as water levels plummet
A historic WWII relic emerges from the shrinking waters of Lake Mead, sparking curiosity and concern amid the reservoir's ongoing drought crisis.
John Masefield's Sea Fever: A timeless maritime poem
Rediscover John Masefield's classic poem 'Sea Fever,' a stirring tribute to the irresistible allure of the sea and the wanderlust it inspires.
Dietitian warns against skipping breakfast for coffee
A leading dietitian reveals why replacing breakfast with coffee could harm your metabolism, energy levels, and long-term health.
Ofqual defends extra exam time for A-Levels and GCSEs
The head of Ofqual has addressed criticisms over extended exam time for students, citing data-driven decisions to ensure fairness in A-Level and GCSE assessments.
Endangered sea turtle nests in Florida after 75-year absence
A critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, unseen in Florida for 75 years, was discovered nesting on Melbourne Beach, sparking hope for conservationists.
UK village disappearing as rising seas claim homes
The picturesque coastal village of Fairbourne in Wales faces an uncertain future as climate change accelerates coastal erosion, forcing residents to abandon their homes.
Doctors strike over pay as government pushes service levels
Junior doctors in England launch a five-day strike amid government plans to enforce minimum service levels, igniting a fierce debate over workers' rights and NHS pressures.
Tuvaluans relocate to Australia amid climate crisis
Facing rising sea levels, Tuvaluans are starting fresh in Australia under a groundbreaking climate visa scheme. Discover their stories of resilience and adaptation.
Russia's massive war games before Ukraine talks
Russia has deployed 150 warships and 15,000 troops in large-scale military drills in the Baltic and Caspian Seas, showcasing its strength ahead of critical peace negotiations with Ukraine.
Post-16 education reform could scrap BTECs
Plans to reform post-16 qualifications in England could see popular BTECs scrapped, leaving students and educators concerned about limited options.
Government criticised for scrapping BTECs in favour of T-Levels
Ministers are under fire for pushing ahead with plans to replace BTECs with T-Levels, despite warnings from educators and students about limited options.
WAFCON 2025: Spectacle of goals but future talent in doubt
The Women's Africa Cup of Nations dazzles with thrilling matches and vibrant fan culture, yet questions linger about the development of future talent.
UK water crisis: Filthy rivers, soaring bills
As water bills skyrocket and rivers turn into sewers, Britain faces a deepening water crisis. This investigative piece exposes the shocking state of our waterways and the urgent need for action.
Torres Strait Islanders face climate extinction
Torres Strait Islanders face an existential threat as rising sea levels erode their homes and culture. This is their fight for survival.
Ludvig Åberg exclusive: Rising star's Open dreams
Swedish sensation Ludvig Åberg shares his inspiring journey, challenges, and ambitions ahead of the Open Championship in an exclusive interview.
Djokovic faces bold young challenger at Wimbledon
Carson Branstine, the rising tennis star set to face Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon, shares her fearless mindset and dreams of Grand Slam glory in an exclusive interview.
10 Golf Stars to Watch at The Open 2025
Discover the top 10 emerging golf talents set to shine at The Open 2025. From young prodigies to seasoned newcomers, these players could dominate the leaderboard.
Middle-class shoplifters push prices up for honest shoppers
Retail crime surges as middle-class shoplifters steal luxury items, pushing costs onto honest customers. Experts reveal affluent thieves often feel 'owed' these goods.
Mexico City gentrification backlash echoes global housing anger
Residents of Mexico City are pushing back against rapid gentrification, mirroring worldwide frustrations with overtourism and unaffordable housing.
UK air pollution improving but still dangerous
New research reveals UK air pollution is declining, but harmful breaches of safety limits remain frequent, posing serious health risks.
Climate change erodes Solomon Islands' mangroves
Climate change is accelerating the loss of vital mangrove forests in the Solomon Islands, threatening coastal communities and biodiversity. Experts warn of irreversible damage without urgent action.
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