Somerset's fight to save its vanishing eels
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UK Lifts 7-Year Ban on Gambian Fish Imports
The UK lifts its ban on Gambian seafood takeaways after a landmark agreement safeguards fish stocks, ending a seven-year embargo and restoring a vital trade link.
Fishing competition for endangered bluefin tuna sparks outrage
Environmental groups condemn 'unsustainable' fishing tournament in Cornwall, warning it threatens recovery of critically endangered Atlantic bluefin tuna populations.
Stunning UK Seaside Town With a Secret Mediterranean Vibe
Forget expensive flights! A gorgeous fishing town on the English Riviera has been named one of the UK's best places to live, boasting its own microclimate, crystal-clear waters, and a property market that's surprisingly affordable.
David Lammy avoids fine for fishing without licence
Labour's David Lammy avoids a £50 fine for fishing without a licence after Environment Agency officials issue only a written warning. The incident occurred on the River Lea in London.
Lammy avoids fine after fishing licence oversight with Vance
Foreign Secretary David Lammy escapes penalty after being caught fishing without a valid licence during high-profile meeting with Republican Senator JD Vance on the River Tyne.
Lammy and US Senator fined for illegal fishing at Chevening
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and US Senator JD Vance were issued fines for an illegal fishing expedition at the government's Chevening estate, raising questions about diplomatic protocols.
UK Whale & Dolphin Strandings Surge 15-Fold
Exclusive report reveals a shocking 15-fold surge in whale, dolphin, and porpoise strandings across the UK since 1913. Scientists point to human activity, including naval sonar and fishing, as a primary cause, demanding urgent government action.
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Hidden UK fishing village is coastal paradise
Tucked away on the UK coastline, this picturesque fishing village offers stunning views, rich history, and a peaceful escape from city life. Find out why it's a must-visit destination.
Botham saved Aussie cricketer from crocodile-infested waters
An Australian cricket legend shares an incredible survival story involving Sir Ian Botham, who rescued him from crocodile-infested waters during a fishing trip—before Botham was even knighted.
Michael Jordan triumphs at White Marlin Open fishing tournament
Basketball legend Michael Jordan proves his competitive spirit extends beyond the court with a triumphant win at the White Marlin Open fishing tournament.
CMA reviews NI grocery market over pricing fears
The Competition and Markets Authority launches an in-depth review of Northern Ireland's grocery sector amid fears of unfair pricing and competition issues.
Strictly 2025: Rumoured Celebrity Line-Up Revealed
The rumoured line-up for Strictly Come Dancing 2025 is already generating buzz, with big names from TV, sports, and music tipped to take to the dance floor.
Lorraine Kelly joins Strictly Come Dancing 2023
TV icon Lorraine Kelly has been announced as the 13th contestant for Strictly Come Dancing 2023. The beloved presenter is set to bring her charm and energy to the dance floor this autumn.
CMA investigates Premier Foods' Twinings sale
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is investigating Premier Foods' sale of the Twinings tea brand, citing potential competition issues in the hot beverages market.
Strictly's Thomas Skinner responds to 'rigged' claims
Former Strictly Come Dancing contestant Thomas Skinner has responded to Narinder Kaur's claims that the show is 'rigged'. Get the full story behind the brewing feud.
George Clarke Joins Strictly Amid 'Nepo Baby' Backlash
Architect and TV presenter George Clarke faces scrutiny as critics label him a 'nepo baby' following his announcement as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing 2024.
MasterChef UK removes second contestant amid controversy
Another contestant has been mysteriously removed from MasterChef UK, sparking speculation and debate among fans. Find out the latest details here.
Bath Uni maths team wins UK sports contest
The University of Bath's mathematics team has secured a prestigious victory in a national sports competition, showcasing their analytical prowess in Gloucestershire.
Lexus Tahiti Pro 2025: Surfing's Ultimate Test
Experience the thrill of the 2025 Lexus Tahiti Pro through breathtaking images of the world's best surfers tackling Teahupo'o's legendary waves.
NRL launches competition to name PNG's new team
The NRL has opened a public competition to name Papua New Guinea's new rugby league team, set to debut in 2027. Fans can submit their ideas for a chance to make history.
Strictly 'fix' row erupts after Dani Dyer's shock exit
Strictly Come Dancing viewers are crying foul after Dani Dyer's unexpected elimination, sparking accusations of a 'fix' and backlash against the judges.
Lammy & Vance's fishing trip sparks diplomatic debate
Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy and US Senator JD Vance's fishing trip at Chevening has ignited discussions on UK-US relations and political diplomacy.
Lammy faces £2.5k fine over fishing licence blunder
Foreign Secretary David Lammy risks a hefty fine after failing to secure a fishing licence during a trip with US Senator JD Vance—where neither caught a single fish.
US files antitrust lawsuit against Apple
The US Justice Department has filed a landmark antitrust lawsuit against Apple, accusing the tech giant of stifling competition and maintaining an illegal monopoly in the smartphone market.
Spain’s octopus fishing ban angers Galician fishermen
The Spanish government's decision to halt octopus fishing in Galicia has left local fishermen furious, as the industry faces severe economic losses.
University Clearing: No longer a bargain basement option
The UCAS Clearing process is no longer a last-minute scramble for leftover university places, as growing demand and competition transform it into a strategic admissions battleground.
Angler lands 9ft catfish after epic 50-min battle
A determined angler faced off against a colossal 9ft catfish in an intense 50-minute struggle before finally reeling in the freshwater giant. The jaw-dropping catch has sent shockwaves through the fishing community.
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