Marc Jones: Wrexham fan, Plaid Cymru MS, campaigner
Marc Jones, Plaid Cymru MS for Fflint Wrecsam, plans one term to deliver change, citing housing and childcare as priorities.
Category : Environment
Egg Salad Upgrade: Add Maple Syrup for Sweetness
Food writer Kat Lieu shares her mother's secret for egg salad: adding maple syrup. This sweet ingredient elevates the classic sandwich filling, and she recommends Kewpie mayo.
27 Dogs Awaiting Adoption at Darlington Kennels
Dogs Trust Darlington has 27 dogs, including Hercules, Zena, and Lilo, waiting for loving homes. Some have been in kennels for months.
Conversion therapy survivor shares shame and calls for ban
Gail Yorke survived conversion practices in 2006, but still feels shame. A draft bill to ban them in England and Wales was published in June.
UK braces for fifth heatwave with new health alerts
New yellow heat health alerts will be in force from Saturday to Tuesday as the UK faces its fifth heatwave, with temperatures potentially reaching 36C by Thursday.
UK Heatwave: 36C Expected as Heat Health Alerts Issued
Temperatures could reach 36C in parts of England next week, with heat health alerts in place as heatwave conditions return to the UK.
Mazda UK Celebrates 25 Years with Three New Models
Mazda Motors UK celebrates its 25th anniversary, launching three all-new models and a Selected approved used car programme to boost dealer sales and customer confidence.
Guardian View: Infantino Should Step Down for Football
The Guardian's editorial argues Gianni Infantino should resign as FIFA president, citing governance failures and conflicts of interest that undermine football's integrity.
Thetford on Edge After Days of Mob Rule Over Asylum Plans
Thetford residents remain on edge after days of mob rule over asylum plans, with police presence increased and community tensions high.
Sierra Nevada Foothills Fire Claims One Life
A wildfire in the Sierra Nevada foothills has killed one person and forced evacuations, officials said.
Legal Action Eyed to Halt High Borrans Closure
Campaigners consider legal action to stop High Borrans closure, citing £3m repair bill and declining pupil numbers.
Heatwave Fuels Deadly Bluetongue Outbreak in Sheep
High temperatures above 30C are accelerating the spread of bluetongue, a fatal sheep disease, with over 590 cases reported last week.
Perez Hilton Apologized to Britney Spears Before Crisis
Perez Hilton privately apologized to Britney Spears and Khloé Kardashian before his mental health crisis livestream, where he self-harmed on TikTok.
Cleese Slams Cooper as 'Clueless' Over Mental Health Plan
John Cleese called Health Secretary Yvette Cooper 'clueless' after her BBC Breakfast interview on new mental health centres, sparking social media backlash.
GB News editor: critics who never watch want to kill channel
GB News Editorial Director Michael Booker claims people who've never watched the channel are trying to 'kill it', amid ongoing controversy and Ofcom rulings.
Judi Love Urges PM Andy Burnham to Unite UK
Judi Love urges new PM Andy Burnham to unite the country, citing division and child poverty. She also launches a scholarship at UEL for low-income students.
Jodrell Bank funding cut is 'scientific vandalism'
MP Graham Stringer condemns the STFC's decision to end Jodrell Bank's research funding as scientific vandalism, urging the Prime Minister to reverse it.
Garston sit-in as council tears up historic Yorkstone
Residents in Garston staged a sit-in protest against Liverpool Council removing historic Yorkstone paving and replacing it with tarmac, sparking anger over heritage and fairness.
Polidor responds after zero hygiene rating
Polidor on Lark Lane was given a zero food hygiene rating after an inspection, but owner says issues are fixed and a follow-up is awaited.
Australia's Best Sustainable Architecture 2026 Finalists
Finalists for Australia's 2026 National Architecture sustainability awards include a Canberra compact housing development and the largest commercial use of hempcrete.
Trump Overhauls Head Start Program
The Trump administration proposes overhauling Head Start, eliminating most regulations to boost enrollment, but advocates warn it undermines the antipoverty program.
NZ wool industry makes a comeback after decades of decline
After decades of decline, New Zealand's wool industry is recovering, with farmers seeing profits again as global demand for natural fibres rises.
Rise and Fall of Cambridge Professor Jason Arday
Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest black professor, resigned after allegations of plagiarism and scrutiny of his life story. The Guardian's Lanre Bakare reports.
Rare Wensleydale Sheep Shine at Garstang Show
At Garstang Agricultural Show, a judge's broken crook didn't mar the day as Wensleydale sheep, prized for wool, took champion honors.
UK breathes wildfire smoke from global blazes, study finds
Wildfires worldwide account for 10% of UK particle pollution, with climate crisis likely to worsen the problem, researchers say.
Europe heatwave breaks records as rivers dry up
Temperature records across central and eastern Europe as extreme heat triggers power plant shutdowns and wildfires.
Week in wildlife: tiger release, Exmoor eagle, Pallas's kittens
A female Amur tiger is released into the wild in Kazakhstan, an Exmoor eagle takes flight, and Pallas's kittens are spotted in China – this week's best wildlife photos.
Hanson hits out at 'fake news' reports on London hotel
Pauline Hanson denies using donations for a lavish London hotel, says party covered travel costs, and defends barring journalists from events.
Police drop charges against 125 Rising Tide protesters
Police have dropped charges against 125 climate activists who blockaded Newcastle port in 2024, avoiding potential two-year prison sentences.
UK Plastic Waste Pollutes Turkey's Adana
A Guardian investigation reveals the UK exported 139,000 tonnes of rubbish to poor districts in Adana, Turkey, where farmers face microplastics and toxic smoke.
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