All Animals Killed in Fire at The Jungle Box Mini-Zoo
A devastating fire at The Jungle Box mini-zoo in the UK killed all animals inside, prompting a large fire service response.
Category : Policy
Airlines may lock overhead bins to stop selfish passengers
IATA considers locking overhead compartments during flights to prevent passengers from retrieving bags during emergencies, prioritizing safety over belongings.
Worst-Case Climate Scenario Retired as Implausible
Climate scientists have officially retired the worst-case emissions scenario, RCP 8.5, as implausible due to renewable energy trends and policies, but the best-case scenario is also now unlikely.
WJEC Blunder Leaves A-Level Students in Tears Over Missing Shakespeare Questions
WJEC apologises after missing four pages of Shakespeare questions from A-level English exam, leaving pupils in tears and teachers horrified.
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Sardinian Beach Bans Umbrellas for Ages 10-65
Punta Molentis beach in Sardinia bans umbrellas for people aged 10-65 to protect the environment, sparking online backlash and health concerns.
UK Parents: Share Views on Under-16 Social Media Ban
The UK government considers restricting under-16s' social media access. We want to hear from parents and carers about their views and experiences.
3 Invasive Garden Plants Never to Bin
Discover three invasive plants that should never go in your garden bin. Learn how to identify Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed, and Himalayan Balsam, and why professional removal is essential.
Liverpool's £30m Sponge City Plan to Tackle Extreme Rain
United Utilities invests £30m to transform Liverpool into a 'spongy' city with rain gardens, green roofs, and wetlands to manage rainfall sustainably, reduce flooding, and improve water quality by 2030.
Keep Rats Away This Summer With a £1 Kitchen Spice
Discover how a £1 jar of cayenne pepper can naturally deter rats from your home this summer. Simple, cheap, and effective.
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London Arts Centre and Library Get £740,000 Refurbishment
Harrow Arts Centre receives £630,014 grant for essential repairs and energy upgrades, while Roxeth Library gets £110,000 for modernisation, enhancing community spaces.
Banish Black Spot from Roses with Sulphur Spray
Learn how to prevent and treat rose black spot using sulphur spray, plus tips on pruning, watering, and garden hygiene for healthy blooms.
Stop Rose Black Spot with Sulphur Spray: Gardener's Tip
Learn how to prevent and treat rose black spot using sulphur spray, good airflow, and garden hygiene to keep your roses healthy and blooming.
Yeast in Ingredients Means Fake Sourdough Bread
Sourdough fans are urged to check bread labels for yeast, which indicates a fake loaf. Real sourdough uses natural starter, not commercial yeast.
UK Government Considers New Online Alcohol Sales Rules
The Home Office updates on potential new regulations for online alcohol sales at major supermarkets like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and Asda, amid concerns over underage access.
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Kingston Council to Consider Ban on Artificial Flowers at Cemetery
An ecologist urges Kingston Council to ban plastic decorative items at Kingston Cemetery to protect the environment, citing microplastic pollution.
UK Govt to Discuss Alcohol Blocks on Supermarket Apps
The Home Office will hold a roundtable with health experts to consider alcohol blocks on supermarket delivery apps like Tesco, Asda, and Sainsbury's amid underage drinking concerns.
Four South London parks to get £1.3m sports upgrades
Kingston Council plans to install multi-sport PlayZones in four parks, funded by £1.3m from the Football Foundation and council, aiming to boost physical activity.
UK households: Put lids on jars for new recycling rules
English households are urged to put lids on glass jars as new bin regulations take effect, with councils able to refuse collections if rules are ignored.
Stop black spot on roses with kitchen scrap spray
Learn how to prevent black spot on roses using a simple sulphur spray. Expert tips for healthy, beautiful blooms all summer.
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New Bin Rules: Keep Jar Lids On or Risk Uncollected Rubbish
England's new recycling rules require households to keep lids on glass jars. Failure to comply may result in rubbish being left uncollected.
New Bin Rules: Put Lids Back on Glass Jars
Households in England must follow new recycling rules or risk bin collections being refused. Glass jar lids should be put back on to avoid sorting loss.
Log Burner Fines Up to £300 in 27 English Areas
Households in 27 English cities face £300 fines for using log burners in smoke control areas, with potential £1,000 penalties for unauthorised fuels.
Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's issue urgent recalls
Shoppers at Morrisons, Tesco, Waitrose and Sainsbury's are warned of product recalls due to glass, metal, and allergen contamination risks.
Welsh Gardeners Told to Use Chilli Powder to Protect Bird Food
Experts urge Welsh gardeners to sprinkle chilli powder in gardens this June to deter squirrels and foxes, ensuring birds have access to food during nesting season.
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Sainsbury's Adds Fibre Labels to Over 500 Products
Sainsbury's launches 'Full on Fibre' labelling on over 500 products to help customers boost fibre intake, with a goal to add thousands of tonnes of fibre to UK diets by 2030.
Reform UK's Net Zero Attack Would Destroy Jobs
The net zero economy employs 1.1 million UK workers, while oil and gas supports just 205,000. Reform's policies threaten mass unemployment, harming the very workers they claim to champion.
BBC Broadcasts World Cup from Salford, 4,000 Miles Away
The BBC will present the 2026 World Cup from a studio in Salford, saving millions but sparking debate over its remote coverage compared to rivals in New York.
Public electricity procurement could save households £200
A report finds that reforming public procurement of electricity could cut household bills by £200 annually, boosting competition and renewable energy.
Labour Renewable Projects Halfway Through Long Delays
Labour's renewable energy projects are only halfway through lengthy approval delays, raising concerns about UK's 2030 clean power target.
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Attenborough: Stop Mowing Lawns to Help Garden Wildlife
David Attenborough advises gardeners to avoid mowing lawns this summer to create habitats for pollinators, hedgehogs, and other wildlife, as featured on BBC One's Secret Garden.
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