Eight Liverpool Parks Win Green Flag Awards

Eight parks in Liverpool have been awarded Green Flag status, the international mark for well-managed green spaces. Sefton Park retained its award for the 19th year, while Springfield Park earned it for the first time. Liverpool now has more Green Flag pa

British Pop 'Too Posh' as State School Kids Lose Out

British pop music has become 'too posh', with state-educated children having little opportunity to succeed like past working-class stars, warns Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy as a new music plan is unveiled.

Clarkson Responds to Packham Over Farm Criticism

Chris Packham called Clarkson's Farm an 'idealistic view' of farming. Jeremy Clarkson and co-star Harriet Cowan have hit back, with Clarkson recalling Packham's 2012 visit to Diddly Squat.

Joe Marler Slams 'Life-Maxxing' Trend, Urges Simple Habits

Rugby star Joe Marler criticises Britain's 'life-maxxing' obsession, promoting small, simple habits for better health. A poll reveals 56% feel pressured to optimise every aspect of life, but Marler says little changes matter most.

Mayfair Park Reopens After £25M Green Upgrade

Grosvenor Square in Mayfair reopens July 20 after a £25 million refurbishment, featuring 150,000 plants, wetlands, and climate-resilient design to boost biodiversity and reduce flooding.

Perth Coach Launches Cancer Charity Boxing Event

Perth boxing coach John Andrew McKechnie launches 'Cathy's Song' — a white-collar boxing and live music event at UHI Perth on October 24 to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support in memory of his mother Cathy.

MOMA Recalls Porridge Over Mouse Contamination Fears

MOMA Foods recalls all porridge and cereal products with best-before dates from April 24, 2026 to March 12, 2027 due to possible mouse contamination at the manufacturing site. Customers urged to return for refund.

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