Kelvin Fletcher: worms fatal for lambs on Cheshire farm
Kelvin Fletcher said worms were a "real problem" on his Cheshire farm and proved fatal for lambs, including their beloved pet Aga. Vet tests later came back clear.
Category : Policy
Britain's Snacks Re-engineered to Meet New Government Rules
The UK government has announced new regulations that will re-engineer Britain's snacks, aiming to improve public health and reduce obesity rates.
Free TV licence update for pensioners as government considers new concessions
The government is considering new TV licence concessions for pensioners during the BBC Charter Review, after a petition for free licences for all pensioners gained over 66,000 signatures.
Alan Titchmarsh: Stop Watering This Plant Now
Alan Titchmarsh urges gardeners to stop watering plants past their best and lawns, advising focus on flowers yet to bloom amid heat and hosepipe bans.
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Plug-in solar panels could save households £370 a year
Plug-in solar panels could cut household energy bills by £370 a year, and experts suggest Australia should follow the UK in legalising them.
Gordon Brown on Burnham, billionaires and his vision for a better Britain
Former PM Gordon Brown discusses his new book, his advice to Andy Burnham, global politics, and why he won't pay £90 for a Scotland shirt.
DWP rule change: disability benefits move to Scotland new claim
DWP confirms Attendance Allowance and DLA customers moving from England or Wales to Scotland must now claim Scottish benefits like Pension Age Disability Payment.
Roast potatoes extra crunchy with one ingredient before cooking
Adding semolina to roast potatoes before cooking creates an extra crunchy coating, according to a Mary Berry recipe that serves six and can be prepared ahead.
Trump's DC arch would disrupt landmark sightlines, report says
A National Park Service report backs Donald Trump's proposed 250ft arch in Washington DC, despite finding it will likely disrupt the historical significance of dozens of landmarks, including the Washington Monument and Lincoln and Jefferson memorials.
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Trump administration reportedly pushing to gift Yosemite land
The Trump administration is reportedly pushing to give a parcel of land inside Yosemite to Nevada-based Kingsbarn Realty Capital for a private road.
British Gas engineer: 3 appliances are the biggest energy guzzlers
A British Gas engineer named electric showers, tumble dryers and ovens as the biggest energy guzzlers, urging simple habit changes to cut bills as Ofgem raises the price cap to £1,723 in October.
Ring Doorbell Privacy Laws: UK Rules and Dangers Explained
Ring doorbells are legal in the UK, but if they capture footage beyond your property, GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 apply, with potential ICO action.
Westminster Council accuses Khan over Oxford Street environmental rules
Westminster City Council has accused Sadiq Khan of ignoring concerns about the dangers of pedestrianising Oxford Street and demanded a full environmental impact assessment.
Oven-baked French toast: the easier method that beats frying
French toast can be made in the oven instead of frying, giving evenly cooked, crispy results without the mess and hassle of the hob.
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Neighbour's chicken coop attracts rats: legal rights explained
A homeowner sought advice after rats entered their garden from a neighbour's chicken coop. Legal rights under UK law and practical steps are explained.
Simple digging tip 'more effective' than vinegar for lawn weeds
Gardening expert Peter Chaloner says digging weeds out by the root is more effective than vinegar or chemicals, protecting surrounding grass and preventing regrowth.
Mapped: 10 UK areas where healthy life expectancy is under 50
New ONS data maps reveal the 10 UK areas with healthy life expectancy below 50 years, with the shortest in Stockton-on-Tees at 47.7 years for men.
RHS expert: Don't give up on heat-damaged gardens
RHS expert Leigh Hunt says lawns will recover with autumn rains and urges gardeners to adapt, mulch and plant drought-tolerant species for hotter years ahead.
Brown urges Trump to hand over interceptor designs to Ukraine
Gordon Brown warns Ukraine faces its worst winter and calls on Britain and allies to press Donald Trump to share Patriot interceptor designs with Ukraine.
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South Lanarkshire unveils £200k plan to boost community culture
South Lanarkshire councillors will consider a £320,000 culture strategy plan next week, including £200,000 in community grants, five year-one projects and a new cultural development officer.
Peckham MP defends sending children to private school
Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has defended sending her children to private school despite backing the removal of the VAT exemption on independent school fees.
UK households urged to do 5 heating checks before temperature drops
UK households are urged to check radiators, valves and furniture placement now, as Ofgem's energy price cap rises to £1,723 from October 1.
Remove oily stains from plastic containers with 65p solution
Cleaning experts reveal a 65p bicarbonate of soda hack to melt away oily tomato stains from plastic containers in minutes, saving them from the bin.
Burnham vows crackdown on cowboy builders and bailiffs
PM Andy Burnham pledges measures against cowboy builders and private bailiffs, including a trader register, milestone-based payments, and mandatory bailiff accreditation.
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Monty Don: Take August cuttings now for a better garden next year
Monty Don urges gardeners to take semi-ripe cuttings in August, a task often skipped that can yield a stronger, healthier garden by summer 2027.
Manchester 'mega church' approved despite traffic fears
A 'mega church' will be built in Blackley after councillors approved plans unanimously, despite 25 objections over traffic and parking concerns.
Culture war over motorists masks real future of driving
The culture war over motorists distracts from the real future of driving, argues a new piece, as Birmingham's speed limit becomes a flashpoint.
Bowen: No Fossil Fuel Carve-Out for Datacentre Power
Climate Minister Chris Bowen insists there will be no special carve-out for states using fossil fuels to power datacentres, despite new conditions being introduced for the sector.
Glasgow's £75m homelessness bill demands urgent government action
Glasgow faces spending over £75m on homelessness next year, with council leader Susan Aitken warning that community cohesion is at risk unless the Scottish Government intervenes.
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Mike Ashley: Burnham's high street plans 'delusional'
Billionaire Mike Ashley has written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, calling his high street revival plans 'delusional' and warning shops will be 'further devastated' unless business rates are cut.
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