Ukraine and nine other countries, including the UK, Germany, and France, announce a joint programme to build a shared European anti-ballistic missile defence capability, leveraging Ukraine's wartime experience.
GB grid operator Neso hires external lawyers to investigate whistleblower claims that staff were told to avoid paper trails during June heatwave, risking blackouts to protect reputation.
The western US is running out of water due to pollution, overpopulation, and climate change, threatening a 'water bankruptcy'. The Colorado River Basin, which sustains 40 million people, is drying up, sparking conflicts over its future.
Xabi Alonso, Chelsea's sixth permanent manager in four years, says he is optimistic he can succeed at the club by making only a few changes, despite the recent coaching carousel and squad challenges.
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Donald Trump has approved sharp reductions to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, cutting 'close to a million and a half acres each' and opening land to developers and the oil industry.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy pushes for 300 Patriot missiles for winter as Freyja missile shield project launched. EU and UK impose sanctions on Russian cyber attackers. Day 1,602 of war.
Pauline Hanson's UK visit sparks controversy among locals. The Australian far-right politician's presence has drawn protests and mixed reactions across the country.
Bali has lost over 6,500 hectares of rice fields in five years. Tourism consumes 65% of fresh water, leaving farmers dry and aquifers depleted.
Dr Toby Kiers, evolutionary biologist, discusses her award-winning work mapping fungal networks on Palmyra Atoll and the crucial role of subterranean fungi in planetary health. Networks exceed 100 quadrillion km.
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The sale of 'Gus', a 67-million-year-old T rex skeleton, at Sotheby's for $20M-$30M raises alarms among palaeontologists who warn that private fossil sales harm scientific research.
High on Eyam Moor, Derbyshire, a leveret's hiding skills are on display. Subterfuge is key to survival for young hares, which hide in plain sight to avoid predators.
Discover two versatile courgette recipes: crispy fritters with sheep's cheese and brown-butter creme fraiche, plus slow-cooked courgettes with preserved lemon and ricotta on toast.
The Timms report reveals the UK's disability benefits system is 'not fit for purpose' and 'dehumanising'. A progressive alternative could scrap point-based assessments, restore indefinite awards, and save billions.
Nearly three-quarters of UK media articles about June's record heatwave omitted any mention of climate change, with only 6% of Sun stories and 9% of Mirror stories referencing global heating, analysis shows.
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The Scottish Association for Marine Science has appointed the ocean as a board trustee, giving it a formal say in decisions to protect marine ecosystems.
Pinching out trailing plants like pothos or tradescantia redirects energy, producing bushier growth. New shoots appear within weeks, and cuttings can be rooted to fill gaps.
Undercover investigation reveals that booming Chinese tourism in Laos, driven by a new high-speed rail line, is fueling illegal wildlife trade of pangolin scales, rhino horn, and elephant ivory, pushing pangolins toward extinction.
A new report by Physicians for Human Rights and UC Berkeley documents 412 incidents of crowd control weapon misuse at ICE protests from June 2025 to May 2026, causing 203 injuries including blindings and traumatic brain injuries.
Covert footage reveals how organised crime networks in Laos use front shops to sell pangolin scales, bear bile, and tiger bones to Chinese tourists, driving species to extinction.
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Discover how to host a vegan barbecue with jerk aubergines, lentil-stuffed courgettes, and griddled pineapple. Expert tips from chefs on plant-based grilling.
The US Preventive Services Taskforce has not issued binding recommendations since March 2025 due to RFK Jr's overhaul, stalling updates on child tobacco cessation, cervical cancer screening, and more.
Emmanuel Macron presided over his final Bastille Day parade in Paris as a heatwave and wildfires forced cancellations of firework displays and balls across France. The parade featured 6,700 troops, 98 aircraft, and 25 Ukrainian soldiers, highlighting Euro
California is set to see one of its sharkiest summers in a decade, with large numbers of juvenile great whites migrating north from warm Mexican waters due to El Niño.
Cincinnati has a $1.9bn infrastructure fund from a railroad sale, but restrictions imposed by Republican state lawmakers prevent spending on new housing, exacerbating the city's housing crisis.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth bans beards in the US military, part of a broader aestheticisation of politics under Trump, rooted in a 2018 humiliation over his own beard.
The Church of England voted against a plan to rewild 30% of its land by 2030, passing a weaker amendment. Campaigners criticize the church for lacking moral leadership as one of England's biggest landowners, with only 3.5% currently used for nature restor
Rana Hussain argues that the AFL and Cricket Australia's welcome of Narendra Modi undermines their diversity efforts, eroding trust among minority communities who feel their perspectives are ignored.
Traditional status symbols like superyachts and luxury watches are losing prestige as social media amplifies mockery, particularly of billionaire-coded masculinity, with women leading the cultural shift.
Monty Don's dog Ned copes with a heatwave by drinking bathwater, prompting fans to express sympathy. The RSPCA warns of heatstroke risks and advises cooling methods.
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Aldi confirms free period products in all UK store toilets throughout summer school holidays, addressing period poverty as students lose access to school-provided items.
