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Category : Policy
DIY Solar Eclipse Projector: Make One Safely
Learn how to make a DIY pinhole projector to safely watch the August 12 solar eclipse, visible across Scotland with over 90% coverage.
UK farmers urge ban on Brazilian beef and chicken imports
British farmers call for a precautionary ban on Brazilian beef and chicken imports over antibiotic-resistance fears, following the EU's decision to block supplies.
Council denies 'ludicrous' pub standing ban claims
Westminster City Council has denied claims it plans to ban standing in pubs, calling the allegations 'ludicrous' after a draft licensing policy sparked backlash.
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18 new car safety tech rules to become law, costs may rise
Every new car sold in Great Britain will need 18 hi-tech safety features, including automatic braking for cyclists and pedestrians, after a DfT consultation ends, potentially raising prices.
Badenoch vows to end 'cash machine Britain' in housing crackdown
Kemi Badenoch unveils Tory plan to bar foreign nationals from social housing, aiming to free up 230,000 homes for British families, but faces backlash.
Alan Titchmarsh: Lawn Task to Deter Rats This Summer
Alan Titchmarsh advises gardeners to keep grass short to deter rats, as they prefer cover and longer grass. This simple lawn care task can help keep your garden pest-free all summer.
Neighbour Loud Music Before 11pm: Legal Rights
A lawyer clarifies the legal test for neighbour noise before 11pm, debunking the common misconception that you can make as much noise as you like until then.
Freshwater Pools Appear Beside Dead Sea, Sparking Debate
Freshwater pools have emerged beside the shrinking Dead Sea, drawing comparisons to biblical prophecies, but scientists explain the natural cause.
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Royal Mail's warning to anyone writing addresses in pen
Royal Mail processes up to 6.6 billion letters a year and has issued guidance on addressing envelopes to avoid delays. Key tips include using black ink and clear handwriting.
Hidden system beside pyramid 'solves' ancient Egypt's mystery
Researchers have identified two enormous formations near Egypt's Red Pyramid that may have formed part of an advanced hydraulic system, potentially revealing how monumental structures were built.
Kiena's Law: New push for domestic abuse-related suicide offence
Campaigners, police and lawyers are calling for a new law to hold abusers accountable when their victims die by suicide, after cases like Kiena Dawes' ended in no manslaughter conviction.
Tories to Ban Foreigners from Social Housing
Kemi Badenoch announces a Conservative government would ban foreigners from social housing, affecting nearly 300,000 homes, with plans to reallocate them to British citizens.
£1.50 Baby Oil Hack for Shiny Cooker Splashback
A £1.50 baby oil hack can restore a greasy cooker splashback to a shiny, new-looking finish, as recommended by cleaning enthusiasts online.
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Cardboard boxes: eco-friendly way to kill garden weeds
Lay cardboard on soil to suppress weeds naturally, as it blocks sunlight and decomposes, enriching the soil without chemicals.
FCC scraps limit on local TV ownership in win for media conglomerates
The FCC voted 2-1 along party lines to repeal the 39% national cap on TV station ownership, a key check on consolidation, benefiting large broadcasters like Sinclair and Nexstar.
Bev Craig unveils cost of living summit as new mayor
New Greater Manchester mayor Bev Craig has announced a cost of living summit for September, bringing together businesses and charities to ease household pressures, in her first major move since winning the by-election.
Binman Warns: Vapes and Batteries in Recycling Cause Fires
A refuse collector warns UK households that vapes and batteries in recycling bins can spark fires, causing over 1,200 blazes last year.
Pubs face pressure to ban standing drinking
Councils are pushing pubs to ban standing drinking, sparking fury from campaigners who say it goes against pub culture. Westminster, Reading, and Stockton-on-Tees lead the crackdown.
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Torridon Named New National Nature Reserve in Scotland
Torridon in Wester Ross has been declared Scotland's newest National Nature Reserve, the first since 2017, hailed as 'one of the most beautiful places in the world'.
Reform's Vape Shop Cap Plan to Halt High Street Decay
Reform's Zia Yusuf unveils national licensing for vape shops, capping at 1,000 to cut numbers by 70%, targeting crime-linked stores.
Reform vows to cut vape shops by 70% to fight high street decay
Zia Yusuf unveils Reform plan to cap vape shop licences at 1,000, cut numbers by 70%, and introduce tougher penalties for illegal working.
Two-Ingredient Spray to Banish Flies from Your Kitchen
A simple two-ingredient spray made from white wine vinegar and essential oils can help repel flies, which thrive in record heat.
South Lanarkshire Council Urges Public to Use Petitions Process
South Lanarkshire Council encourages communities and individuals to submit petitions to its Petitions Committee, established in 2018, to address local issues and engage directly with the council.
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Swansea City fans' forum: New era, optimism, academy plans
Swansea City's fans' forum was serene and optimistic, with plans for Category One academy status, stadium purchase, and player trading model highlighted.
Living Room Decor Mistakes That Look Cheap and Tacky
Avoid these five common living room decorating mistakes that interior experts say can make your home look cheap and dated, from accent walls to faux fur.
London Stadium may cut sports events for concerts
London Stadium plans to reduce sports event days to host more concerts, despite no impact on West Ham matches, according to a planning application.
England's rivers and lakes in 'national shame' state
Just 14.3% of England's waterways are in good ecological health, prompting a 'national shame' label and calls for urgent action.
Aldi trials smart milk bottles with invisible tags for recycling
Aldi, Arla, and Polytag launch an eight-week trial using invisible UV tags on milk bottles to track recycling, aiming to improve packaging sustainability.
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85% of England's rivers fail water quality tests
Environment Agency tests reveal 85% of England's rivers fail water quality thresholds, with phosphates found in nearly half, sparking calls for water sector reform.
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