Eat Out to Help Out Caused 11% London Pollution Rise
New research reveals London's Eat Out to Help Out scheme increased air pollution by 11% in 2020. Discover the hidden environmental cost of pandemic stimulus measures.
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Why a 'hands-off' approach helps exam success
Discover why stepping back during exam season might be more beneficial than constant parental intervention, according to educational experts and psychological research.
Prue Leith: Weight loss jabs didn't work for me
Great British Bake Off star Prue Leith, 85, reveals her surprising experience with weight loss injections, detailing how she lost her appetite but failed to drop any weight while battling exhausting energy slumps.
Political Divide Creates Stress Gap Across America
Groundbreaking research exposes how political affiliation dramatically impacts stress levels across America, with conservative states showing significantly higher rates of anxiety and mental health challenges.
Amazon's Record Drought: Rivers Hit Historic Lows
The Amazon rainforest faces an unprecedented environmental emergency as major rivers reach historic lows, disrupting communities and threatening ecosystems across South America.
France relocates islanders as climate crisis worsens
In an unprecedented climate crisis response, France begins permanent relocation of St Pierre and Miquelon residents as hurricanes and rising tides render the islands increasingly uninhabitable.
What Earth could look like in 2100 - guess the location
Stunning visualisations reveal how rising sea levels could dramatically reshape Britain's coastline and global landmarks by the end of this century.
Southern Ocean's CO2 'burps' accelerate climate change
Groundbreaking research reveals the Southern Ocean is releasing massive amounts of CO2 during intense winter storms, creating a dangerous climate feedback loop that could accelerate global warming.
Gen Z's Skittles Boycott Over Toxic Ingredients Goes Viral
A new Generation Z-led movement is sweeping social media, urging consumers to boycott Skittles over controversial additives and environmental concerns. Discover why the rainbow candies are facing their biggest challenge yet.
Coffee's Hidden Health Risks: The Truth About Your Daily Brew
New research reveals how your beloved morning brew could be impacting your digestion, cholesterol levels, and sleep quality. Discover the science behind coffee's surprising effects on your body.
Expert Sleep Hygiene Tips to Beat Winter Fatigue
Discover how proper sleep hygiene can transform your winter energy levels. Expert tips on combating seasonal fatigue and maintaining vitality through the colder months.
Alabama conducts first US nitrogen gas execution
Kenneth Smith becomes first person executed by nitrogen hypoxia in Alabama, sparking intense debate about human rights and execution methods in America.
Alabama's second nitrogen gas execution completed
Anthony Boyd becomes second inmate executed using nitrogen hypoxia in Alabama, despite mounting international condemnation and ongoing legal challenges to the controversial method.
Walk/Cycle Short Trips for Better Health & Savings
New research reveals swapping short car journeys for walking or cycling delivers remarkable health benefits while cutting transport costs and boosting energy levels.
Louvre evacuates art as Seine floods Paris
The world-renowned Louvre Museum scrambles to protect priceless artworks from rising Seine waters, moving treasures to higher ground as Paris faces major flood threat.
V-Levels: New vocational rivals to A-Levels
Discover how new advanced vocational qualifications are set to transform Britain's education landscape, offering students genuine alternatives to traditional A-Levels.
A-Levels Face Replacement by New 'V-Levels' System
The UK government is considering a major overhaul of post-16 education that could see A-Levels replaced by a new broader qualification system called 'V-Levels', marking the biggest change to England's education system in decades.
Major GCSE Shake-Up: 'Mickey Mouse' Courses Axed
The UK government announces radical reforms to post-16 education, phasing out low-value qualifications and creating new 'Advanced British Standard' combining A-Levels and T-Levels.
Arizona's nitrogen execution reignites death penalty debate
Richard Djerf's execution in Arizona using pure nitrogen gas sparks international controversy and renewed scrutiny of capital punishment methods in the United States.
Reeves faces backlash over welfare cap freeze
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confronts mounting criticism from MPs and charities after confirming benefits will remain frozen despite economic pressures, sparking heated Commons debate.
CO2 Levels Hit Record High in Climate Emergency
Shocking new data reveals carbon dioxide concentrations have surged to record-breaking levels, accelerating climate change concerns and demanding urgent global action.
Dieselgate Still Poisoning UK Air, Study Reveals
Groundbreaking research exposes how the Dieselgate scandal continues to poison Britain's air, with diesel cars emitting up to six times more toxic nitrogen dioxide than claimed.
Don McCullin at 90: How Somerset Saved His Sanity
Legendary war photographer Sir Don McCullin reveals how finding peace in Somerset's countryside helped heal decades of trauma from conflict zones in a powerful new exhibition.
UK Launches Climate Humanitarian Visa for Pacific Islanders
Britain pioneers groundbreaking humanitarian visa programme offering refuge to Pacific islanders displaced by rising sea levels and extreme weather events, marking a historic shift in climate migration policy.
Why UK vocational training needs more than money
New research reveals that simply pouring money into vocational education won't solve Britain's skills crisis. Discover why deeper systemic reforms are crucial for creating the workforce of tomorrow.
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.
Storm Amy: Rivers Burst Banks in UK Flood Chaos
Dramatic images reveal UK rivers transforming into raging torrents as Storm Amy brings torrential downpours, with more severe weather expected across Britain.
Scientists attempt to rear butterflies from frozen eggs
In a world-first conservation effort, British researchers are attempting to rear rare swallowtail butterflies from eggs frozen in liquid nitrogen, offering new hope for endangered species preservation.
No safe alcohol level for dementia risk, study finds
New research from South Korea confirms there is no safe amount of alcohol consumption when it comes to dementia risk, challenging previous beliefs about moderate drinking.
England's Water Crisis: Reservoirs Hit Dangerously Low Levels
Critical water reservoirs across England, including key sites in Somerset, Derbyshire, and Yorkshire, are at alarmingly low levels following an unusually dry winter, prompting concerns over future supply and hosepipe bans.
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