Farmers fear being undercut by new Labour welfare rules

Labour's proposed ban on colony cages and farrowing crates raises fears British farmers will be undercut by cheaper imports from countries where such methods remain legal. Industry leaders demand core import standards.

100-tonne fatberg found in Whitechapel sewers

A 100-tonne fatberg has been found in Whitechapel, a 'grandchild' of the 2017 monster. Thames Water warns festive season worsens blockages, urging public to stop pouring fats and wipes.

100-tonne fatberg discovered in Whitechapel sewer

A colossal 100-tonne fatberg has been found blocking sewers in Whitechapel, London. Thames Water urges the public to avoid pouring fats and flushing wipes this festive season to prevent costly damage.

100-tonne fatberg discovered in London sewers

A massive 100-tonne fatberg has been found in Whitechapel's sewers. Thames Water urges the public to avoid pouring fats and oils down drains this Christmas to prevent costly blockages.

Spain to build climate shelters as heat hits 46C

Spain launches a national network of air-conditioned climate shelters to combat deadly 46C heatwaves, part of a €20m adaptation plan. Discover the government's strategy for a hotter future.

11 Sustainable Gardening Resolutions for 2026

Make your 2026 gardening resolutions sustainable. Experts share 11 practical tips, from going peat-free to saving water, to help your garden thrive while protecting the environment.

Rare Takahe Chick Hatches in New Zealand

A critically endangered takahe chick has hatched in New Zealand, a significant victory for conservationists. Discover how this rare bird is defying extinction.

Tony Edwards, 'Father of the Mersey', Dies at 83

Visionary environmentalist Tony Edwards, whose work transformed the River Mersey from an industrial sewer into a thriving ecosystem, has died aged 83. Discover the legacy of a true conservation hero.

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