Beagles rescued from Wisconsin research facility begin new lives
Beagles rescued from Wisconsin research facility show they know they are safe, as rescue groups work to find them new homes.
Category : Environment
100-stone great white shark spotted near Daytona Beach
A 100-stone, 13ft great white shark nicknamed Breton was tracked near Daytona Beach, Florida, heading south instead of migrating north with other great whites.
Fema denies storm relief grants to three Kentucky counties
Fema rejects Kentucky damage claims and Maryland disaster aid, as Trump administration shifts recovery burden to states.
Dog survives freezing night on Highland mountain after cornice fall
Three-year-old cocker spaniel Aggie rescued on Fionn Bheinn after surviving sub-zero night on an exposed corrie, with help from volunteer mountain rescue members.
Mercury treaty summit criticised for failing to act on gold mining pollution
Geneva mercury treaty summit criticised for inaction on gold mining, despite dental fillings phase-out. Amazon contamination worsens.
Phoenix lovebirds offer lessons in monogamy and resilience
Phoenix's rosy-faced lovebirds, descendants of pets, thrive in the desert and teach lessons about monogamy, resilience, and affection.
Indonesian man's body recovered from 7-metre python
A 25-year-old Indonesian man missing for 24 hours was found dead inside a 7-metre reticulated python on Sulawesi island, police said.
Stolpersteine: How 70,000 tiny brass stones became the world's largest Holocaust memorial
More than 70,000 'stumbling stones' across Europe commemorate Holocaust victims individually, from Berlin streets to a global grassroots project.
Church of England to vote on floral foam ban for sustainability
Church of England's General Synod to vote on motion banning floral foam and promoting sustainable flower arrangements.
Hundreds march in Dorchester over 4,000-home plan on Hardy countryside
Hundreds protest in Dorchester against plans for 4,000 homes on Thomas Hardy countryside, urging Dorset Council to rethink.
Two bushwalkers missing in Tasmania as grave fears held for 76-year-old
Search continues for two missing Tasmanian bushwalkers: Peter Willoughby, 76, missing 10 days, and Daryl Fong, 30, lost in Mount Field.
Homeless man in Majorca moved to tears after free makeover
Jose Antonio, homeless for 25 years in Majorca, is moved to tears after a free makeover by La Salvajeria hair salon. Video goes viral.
Simple Kitchen Ingredient That Deters Flies From Your Home
A pest control expert on This Morning revealed that roasting coffee beans in the oven deters flies from entering your home using a simple kitchen ingredient.
Ty Llwyd Quarry Not Contaminated Land, Investigation Finds
Ty Llwyd Quarry near Ynysddu does not meet the legal definition of contaminated land, a reassessment has concluded, with health risks found to be low.
Nearly 120 flying foxes hospitalised after giant hail smashes Queensland colony
A severe hailstorm in Esk, Queensland, has left nearly 120 flying foxes injured, with many euthanised and dozens of pups orphaned.
Armagh Bramley apple birthplace celebrated at food festival
The Armagh Food and Cider Festival celebrates the county's Bramley apple birthplace, showcasing 6,000 acres of orchards, 250 growers and PGI status.
Lanzarote Extends Water Emergency to February 2027
Lanzarote extends its water emergency until February 2027 and approves €6.4m (£5.5m) for infrastructure upgrades to tackle drought and supply disruptions.
Update on £15m New York-inspired Dock Branch Park
Wirral Council has given an update on the long-awaited £15m Dock Branch Park in Birkenhead, a linear park inspired by New York's High Line that will transform a disused railway line.
Country Diary: A Sheep Auction Journey Illuminated by Light and Legend
A trip to Hawes sheep auction is interrupted by a sunbeam on a farmhouse, linking family legend and history, before a successful sale.
Heatwave brings boom time for Bristol's professional mermaid
Bristol professional mermaid Hannah Pearl says the heatwave has made her busier than ever as she combines swimming with ocean conservation education.
Family of murdered teen vows to fight knife crime
Three years after 19-year-old Matthew Daulby was stabbed to death in Ormskirk, his grieving family launches VR anti-knife crime videos for schools.
Jonathan the tortoise: 194-year-old survives viral crypto death hoax
The world's oldest land animal is alive and well after a fake X account claiming he died tried to solicit crypto donations, sparking false reports.
Cat Found At Alton Towers Had Wandered Six Miles From Home
A black cat named Plagg found at Alton Towers was reunited with his owner after a microchip revealed he had wandered from Cheadle, around six miles away.
Spain’s August heatwave was ‘most intense on record’
Spain’s August heatwave was the most intense on record, AEMET says, as wildfires burn and over 1,100 heat-related deaths are reported.
5,000-year-old Yorkshire cairn gains protected status after stone removal
A 5,000-year-old Neolithic long cairn in the Yorkshire Dales has been given scheduled monument status after walkers removed stones, causing damage to the ancient site.
Why Does It Seem to Rain Every Weekend? Experts Weigh In
Meteorologists explain the apparent spate of weekend storms across the US and the role of climate change in rainfall intensity.
Miracle dog found alive after 29 days under rubble
Beyli, an 11-year-old French poodle, was pulled alive from an apartment block in La Guaira, Venezuela, after 29 days trapped under earthquake rubble.
Winter Hill transmitter future in doubt over 2034
The 309m Winter Hill transmitter may go off air in 2034, but a report warns this would leave the UK vulnerable and urges keeping it until at least 2044.
Rayner's childhood estate photos show poverty and spirit
A series of photographs shows Angela Rayner's childhood estate in Adswood, Stockport, where residents in poverty fought to improve their neglected streets.
Death Valley on brink of superbloom after record rainfall sparks wildflower eruption
Death Valley's wildflower display is nearing superbloom levels after record rainfall, with blooms expected through spring in the California park.
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