Yorkshire Vet star returns to farming after wife's death
Chris Jeffery, from Channel 5's The Yorkshire Vet, returns to farming with son Rob after selling his farm following wife Kate's death from breast cancer.
Chris Jeffery, from Channel 5's The Yorkshire Vet, returns to farming with son Rob after selling his farm following wife Kate's death from breast cancer.
Salford Council has been criticised after allocating £600,000 of recovery funding following the Heaton Park Synagogue attack without giving any directly to Jewish organisations.
Liverpool Council has confirmed when the remaining homes will receive new food waste bins, with 22,500 properties served from October 26 and 150,000 expected by year-end.
The Government will launch a national campaign to help households prepare for emergencies, as Security Minister Dan Jarvis warns of 'a number of challenges' this winter.
Carmarthenshire council faces a £15.9m shortfall unless schools and departments curb spending, with a £11.3m overspend liability currently forecast.
Macklemore has announced a Free Palestine European tour, including a London show, following his dramatic exit from Ed Sheeran's US LOOP tour.
South Tyneside Council has voted to close all 10 STANLEY nurseries by July 2027, despite protests and a campaign by parents, with the service requiring over £1m in subsidies.
Bridgend Council approved a new PSPO requiring dog owners to clean up after pets, following a consultation where 90.9% backed the measures.
Campaigners protest outside North Tyneside Council HQ as councillors debate a 2,410-signature petition urging a U-turn on the closure of outdoor education centre High Borrans.
The Dutch dictionary Dikke van Dale will add 'vulvalippen' to its online edition, replacing 'schaamlippen' ('shame lips'), after a campaign by the Schaamteloos movement.
Almost 7 in 10 of 49 villagers in Thornton-Cleveleys, Lancashire, have PFOA in their blood, with one record UK level above 400ng/ml.
Jasper Makungu, 13, who has sickle cell disease, is ready to return to school after a stem cell transplant arranged with the Mirror and DKMS, giving him a 'second chance at life'.
August saw the highest ever number of heat pump vouchers issued under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, with grants of up to £9,000 available for eligible households in England and Wales.
Australia's newest chicken factory, a $600m facility in Tamworth, will process 3 million chickens weekly. Its unusual design is praised, but animal welfare concerns remain.
Victoria may soon formally allow dogs in pubs if Labor is re-elected. Paul Daley argues well-behaved dogs are welcome, but etiquette matters.
Blackbirds will become more visible in October. The RSPB says they eat most fruits, and pears are a particularly favoured choice for the species.
Gardener Michael Griffiths advises leaving hydrangeas untouched in September, except for smooth and panicle varieties, to ensure they flourish next year.
New research shows 41% of Brits have never seen a hedgehog in their garden. Simple fence gaps can help the vulnerable species.
Climate protesters gathered outside OpenAI's NYC office during climate week, targeting AI datacenters as environmental threats, with arrests at a conference and plans to picket a Brooklyn gas plant.
Bruce, an 11-year-old red panda at Edinburgh Zoo, underwent general anaesthetic for a health check after keepers noticed he had stopped eating. Vets discovered and removed a sore tooth, giving him a clean bill of health before he returned to his habitat.
A home expert says checking your lawn daily for fallen fruit can stop fruit flies breeding. Cover fruit with grass and use vinegar traps.
41% of Brits have never seen a hedgehog in their garden, new research finds. Creating 13cm x 13cm gaps in fences — 'hedgehog highways' — can help the vulnerable species.
Fruit flies can infest homes within days. A gardening expert shares a simple lawn method using grass to keep the pests away, plus vinegar trap tips.
Water companies escaped with no more than a warning from the Environment Agency last year despite inspectors uncovering more than 2,200 breaches, including five category one incidents.
Climate analysts warn El Niño could trigger more floods, wildfires and storms in the UK. Officials urge people to stock up on essential supplies as extreme weather risks grow.
People completing community payback orders transformed a pergola into an outdoor classroom at Neilsland Primary School in Hamilton, with more than 12.5 million hours of unpaid work completed across Scotland since 2011.
A simple garden trick using grass can help banish fruit flies, says Andy Simms of Builder.com, as infestations can grow within days.
Green spaces save the NHS £148 million a year in GP visits alone, enough to pay over 3,500 nurses, the Horticultural Trade Association has said.
An 800m overhead power line in Broughton, Gower, could be buried underground. The proposal, backed by the Gower national landscape advisory group, would enhance the protected landscape and improve network resilience.
Procast Group visited Escape to the Story nursery in Hamilton to challenge gender stereotypes and inspire the next generation of women in construction.