Cattle Starve on Flooded Islands in Queensland
A devastating paradox unfolds in outback Queensland as cattle, surrounded by water and grass, die of thirst and starvation, refusing to leave isolated patches of high ground. Read the full report.
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Cattle Starve on Flooded Islands in Queensland
A devastating paradox unfolds in Queensland as cattle, surrounded by floodwater and grass, die of thirst and starvation. Graziers face immense losses and mental strain. Read the full report.
Armed police respond to sheep attack on Cheshire farm
Farmer Alan Jackson lost 23 sheep worth over £4,000 in a dog attack. Armed officers responded, but the farmer called the response 'over the top'. Read the full story.
How Highland Cows Became Viral Luxury Pets
Discover how social media transformed hardy Highland cattle into coveted 'living plushies', creating five-figure price tags and year-long waitlists. Explore the real responsibility behind the viral trend.
Second Bluetongue Suspect Case in Co Down
A second suspected bluetongue outbreak in County Down has led to a new 20km control zone. Officials urge farmer vigilance as the virus threatens livestock. Learn the symptoms and restrictions.
Further Bluetongue Cases Found in Northern Ireland Herd
Additional cases of bluetongue virus have been confirmed in a County Down cattle herd. Authorities maintain a 20km control zone and urge farmer vigilance. No risk to public health.
Dog owners face unlimited fines for livestock attacks
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines if their pets worry livestock. The new law also protects llamas and alpacas. Read the full details here.
Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock become law
Parliament passes new law removing £1,000 fine cap for livestock worrying in England and Wales. Llamas and alpacas now protected. Find out what it means for dog owners.
Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines if their pets worry livestock, including newly protected llamas and alpacas. Read the full details of the new Bill.
No Widespread Culling for Bluetongue in Northern Ireland
Stormont's Agriculture Minister confirms no mass culling planned after bluetongue detected near Bangor. 2 confirmed, 44 suspected cases. No risk to public health or food safety.
US Cattle Ban Over Screwworm Plunges Mexican Ranchers Into Crisis
US imports of Mexican cattle have plummeted from 1.2 million to 230,000 over fears of the New World screwworm parasite, causing an economic catastrophe for border communities. Read the full story.
First Suspected Bluetongue Outbreak in NI
Northern Ireland investigates its first suspected bluetongue virus cases in cattle near Bangor. A 20km control zone is in effect. The disease does not affect humans.
Thailand floods: 145 dead, 3.6 million affected
Catastrophic flooding in southern Thailand has killed at least 145 people and impacted 3.6 million residents. Discover the full extent of the damage and ongoing relief efforts.
Gray Wolves Spotted Near Denver, Map Reveals
GPS data shows collared gray wolves are moving into urban areas near Denver. Discover the impact on livestock and the state's reintroduction plans. Stay informed.
Thailand flood death toll rises above 80
Severe flooding in southern Thailand claims over 80 lives as waters begin to subside, affecting 3 million people across 12 provinces. Emergency response continues.
Indonesia landslide death toll rises to 23
The death toll from devastating landslides on Indonesia's Java island has climbed to 23, with 28 people still missing. Rescue teams are working against the clock. Read the latest updates.
12 sheep killed by 'beast' in Mid Wales attacks
A mysterious predator has killed 12 sheep across Mid Wales farms, leaving farmers baffled. Police investigate as locals report unusual animal sightings. Read the full investigation.
Foal dies in fireworks tragedy on Somerset farm
A young foal has died in a devastating farming accident after being spooked by fireworks, impaling itself on machinery in Somerset. The tragic incident has prompted fresh calls for fireworks regulation.
UK Court Revives £36bn Brazil Dam Case Against BHP
British victims triumph as UK High Court allows historic £36 billion lawsuit against BHP over Brazil's catastrophic Mariana dam collapse to proceed, marking one of largest group claims in English legal history.
UK intensive farms fail to declare climate emissions
Exclusive investigation reveals how intensive livestock farms across Britain are avoiding mandatory climate emissions declarations, raising serious questions about environmental accountability.
Typhoon Kalmaegi kills multiple in Philippines flooding
Tropical Storm Kalmaegi unleashes devastation across Cebu province, claiming multiple lives and triggering catastrophic flooding as rescue operations intensify.
Typhoon Kalmaegi batters Philippines, thousands evacuated
Severe tropical storm Typhoon Kalmaegi wreaks havoc across northern Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and causing widespread flooding and power outages as emergency services battle to rescue trapped residents.
Typhoon Kalmaegi batters Philippines with devastating floods
Powerful Typhoon Kalmaegi unleashes torrential rains and devastating floods across northern Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and causing widespread destruction to homes and infrastructure.
Typhoon Kalmaegi hits Philippines, forces mass evacuations
Severe Typhoon Kalmaegi unleashes torrential rains and destructive winds across northern Philippines, forcing mass evacuations and threatening widespread devastation as it continues its dangerous path.
Typhoon Kalmaegi batters Philippines with severe flooding
Severe tropical storm Typhoon Kalmaegi unleashes torrential rains across northern Philippines, triggering widespread flooding and forcing thousands to evacuate their homes.
Farmers use fake vultures to stop livestock attacks
American farmers are deploying creative decoy strategies to protect newborn calves from aggressive black vulture attacks that are costing cattle ranchers thousands.
Piper Alpha Survivor's 175ft Leap from Hell
Thirty-seven years after the Piper Alpha disaster, survivor Steve Rae recounts his desperate jump from the burning oil platform that claimed 167 lives in Britain's deadliest offshore tragedy.
Uganda Landslide Tragedy: 63 Dead at Primary School
At least 63 people, mostly children, are feared dead after catastrophic landslides buried classrooms at Bakuku Primary School in Uganda's Bududa district during heavy rainfall.
Paris Tornado: One Dead, Dozens Injured in City Centre
A devastating tornado has struck central Paris, leaving one person dead and multiple injured as emergency services battle the aftermath of the unprecedented weather event.
MP warns Hillsborough Law could create 'slippery slope'
Labour MP Ian Byrne raises urgent concerns about the proposed Hillsborough Law, warning it could set a dangerous precedent for future tragedy responses while honouring victims' legacy.
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