Colombia's Cockfighting Tradition Faces Extinction After Ban
A landmark court ruling in Colombia has banned cockfighting, sparking debate over cultural heritage versus animal cruelty as the industry faces a three-year transition period.
Category : Environment
Water Bills to Increase from April 2026
Average household water bills in England and Wales will increase by £2.75 per month from April, taking the typical annual bill to £639. Use our interactive tool to check your local increase.
Cats' Bookshelf Obsession Leads to Mouse Discovery
A pet owner's two tomcats became fixated on her bookshelf, leading to the unexpected discovery of a hidden mouse named Jerry, in a humorous household drama.
Water Bills Rising 5.4% in England and Wales from April
Household water bills in England and Wales will rise by an average of 5.4% from April 2026, adding £33 annually. The increase funds a £20 billion investment but faces criticism amid sewage pollution concerns.
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Public Backs Trans-Inclusive Access at Hampstead Ponds
A major consultation reveals nearly 90% support maintaining trans-inclusive access at Hampstead Heath's bathing ponds, with over 38,000 responses shaping future policy decisions.
Guilt-Free Wardrobe Clearout: Avoid Landfill Tips
Experts reveal smarter ways to declutter clothes without harming the environment. Learn how to resell, donate responsibly, repair, and recycle textiles effectively.
Rescue Dog's First Kiss Reaction Melts Hearts
An 11-year-old labradoodle rescued from a backyard breeder experiences her first affectionate kiss from her new owner, with a heartwarming reaction that highlights canine emotional recovery.
King Charles Vows Unwavering Commitment to Environmental Campaign
King Charles reaffirms his lifelong dedication to environmental causes, stating he won't be diverted from his mission to help the planet before he dies in a new Prime Video documentary.
Lynx Scurbs Deer Browsing, Aids Forest Recovery
A new study reveals that the mere scent of predators like lynx significantly reduces deer browsing on young trees, providing a natural solution for forest regeneration and supporting reintroduction debates.
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Yorkshire's Hull Pot: England's Largest Natural Hole
Discover Hull Pot, England's largest natural hole in Yorkshire Dales, featuring castle-like walls and a hidden waterfall, perfect for scenic walks near Huddersfield.
Water Bills to Rise 5.4% in England and Wales
Household water bills in England and Wales will increase by an average of 5.4% from April, adding £33 annually. The rise funds a £20 billion infrastructure plan to tackle sewage pollution and secure supplies, but regional hikes vary significantly.
Somerset Wassailing: Pagan Apple Tree Rituals Explained
Explore the contrasting wassailing traditions in Somerset villages like Wellington and Wiveliscombe, where communities celebrate Old Twelfth Night with unique rituals to bless apple trees.
Climate Change Worsened Southern Africa Floods, Study Shows
Human-induced climate change significantly intensified recent torrential rains and catastrophic flooding across southern Africa, according to new research from World Weather Attribution.
Cornwall's Angels Beach Shut Due to Sewage Contamination
Angels Beach in Cornwall has been closed to the public following a sewage spill, with authorities warning of potential health risks and urging visitors to avoid the area.
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Perth's Fake Grass Debate: Heat Island Warnings Prompt Ban Calls
Residents in Perth's City of Swan are demanding a ban on artificial lawns, warning they create dangerous heat traps, increase energy bills, and harm local ecosystems with microplastic pollution.
Water Bills to Rise 5.4% from April 2026
Household water bills in England and Wales will increase by an average of 5.4% from April 2026, adding £33 annually to fund £20 billion in infrastructure upgrades.
Water Bills to Rise 5.4% from April, Adding £33 Yearly
Households in England and Wales face a 5.4% hike in water bills from April, costing an extra £33 per year, as Water UK cites a £20 billion investment need for infrastructure and sewage reduction.
Elderly Couple Evicted from Crumbling Cliff Home
An elderly couple in their 80s were forced to evacuate their Norfolk home with just days' notice as coastal erosion threatened collapse, leaving them feeling abandoned by authorities.
Explorer Visits Scotland's Forbidden Anthrax Island
A British YouTuber named Ellie explores Gruinard Island, once contaminated by anthrax weapons testing, uncovering its eerie history and current state.
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Water Bills to Rise 5.4% from April Amid £20bn Investment
Household water bills in England and Wales will increase by an average of 5.4% from April, adding £33 annually. Water companies plan to invest £20 billion to secure supplies and reduce sewage pollution.
Lynx Scent Cuts Deer Browsing, Boosts Forests
New research reveals the scent of predators like lynx significantly reduces deer browsing on young trees, offering a natural tool for forest regeneration and supporting reintroduction debates.
Water Bills to Rise 5.4% Across England and Wales
Millions of households face higher water bills as companies invest £20 billion to tackle sewage pollution and secure supplies, with regional variations up to 13%.
Water Bills to Rise by £33 on Average in April
Households in England and Wales face a 5.4% increase in water bills from April, with campaigners criticising customers for footing the bill for decades of industry failure.
BAS Drills Into Thwaites 'Doomsday' Glacier
Scientists from the British Antarctic Survey are drilling into the Thwaites Glacier to understand its melting processes, which could raise global sea levels by 65cm if it collapses.
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Brazil Indigenous Protesters Block Cargill Over Lula Decree
Hundreds of Indigenous people in Brazil's Amazon region are protesting at a Cargill facility against President Lula's decree allowing private concessions for waterways, citing threats to their territories and the environment.
Third 'No Kings' Protest Announced for March
Organisers announce a third 'No Kings' protest on 28 March, targeting ICE's operations, with a flagship event in Minnesota's Twin Cities following fatal shootings.
Stars Attend King Charles' Environmental Film Premiere at Windsor
A glittering array of celebrities joined King Charles III at Windsor Castle for the premiere of his environmental documentary, marking a royal first for a film screening at a royal residence.
Shirley Raines, Skid Row Volunteer, Dies Aged 58
Shirley Raines, founder of Beauty 2 The Streetz, has passed away at 58. The influencer was renowned for her volunteer work with homeless communities in Los Angeles and Nevada.
Three-Flippered Turtle Released with Satellite Tracker in Florida
A loggerhead sea turtle named Pyari, who lost a flipper after a predator attack, has been released back into the Atlantic Ocean following rehabilitation at a Florida marine centre, now tracked via satellite.
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River Wye's Crisis: From Salmon Sanctuary to Polluted Waterway
The once-pristine River Wye, celebrated by poets for centuries, faces an ecological catastrophe due to industrial chicken farming and sewage pollution, with a landmark legal case seeking restoration.
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