MPs Demand Fraud Inquiry into Home Insulation Schemes
MPs urge SFO to probe home insulation schemes after 30,000+ homes damaged, calling it a 'catastrophic fiasco' under the Tories.
Category : Environment
King Charles Defends Environmental Stance in New Documentary
King Charles discusses his environmental philosophy in new Amazon Prime documentary, saying he was never diverted from his campaigning despite past criticism.
AI Feeding Stations Deployed in Dubai Amid Pet Abandonment Crisis
Dubai deploys AI feeding stations as thousands of pets abandoned by owners fleeing Iran war, charities overwhelmed.
Swansea boat trips cancelled as Tawe levels lowest in 20 years
Swansea Community Boat Trust has cancelled Copper Jack trips on the River Tawe due to record low water levels, the lowest in 20 years, with further cancellations likely.
Charities Welcome Guga Hunt Licence Rejection
NatureScot recommends not granting a licence for the guga hunt on Sula Sgeir. Animal charities welcome the move but urge a permanent ban.
Half of England in flash drought after low rain and hot weather
The Environment Agency has declared drought across seven areas of England, with almost half the country experiencing a flash drought due to very low rainfall and high temperatures.
Great White Shark Sighted Near Nazaré
A 13ft shark, believed to be a great white, was spotted circling a boat off Nazaré, Portugal, sparking fears at the popular holiday hotspot.
Boots launches £35 K+J Beauty Skin Edit worth £140
Boots has dropped a new K+J Beauty Skin Edit costing £35 but worth over £140, featuring nine bestselling Japanese and South Korean skincare products likely to sell out fast.
Campaigners attacked outside Hackney Council in Israel row
Antisemitism campaigners were egged and attacked outside Hackney Council as it voted to end its twinning agreement with Haifa, Israel.
Bats Caught Hunting Birds Mid-Air in Shocking Discovery
Scientists using tiny backpacks have recorded the first direct evidence of a bat catching and eating a bird mid-air in Spain, reshaping knowledge of aerial predators.
Fiona Phillips' husband says Burnham offers hope
Film producer Martin Frizell, husband of former GMTV presenter Fiona Phillips, said Andy Burnham's social care reforms offer hope after her early-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis.
Canary Islands Red Warning Amid 40C Heatwave
Spain's AEMET issues rare red weather warning as Canary Islands face extreme 40C heatwave, with conditions expected to continue into next week.
US public broadcasting body votes to dissolve after Trump-era funding cuts
US Corporation for Public Broadcasting dissolves after federal funding cuts under Trump, putting local stations at risk.
Surge in Sydney Shark Attacks Linked to Murky Waters, Experts Say
Four shark bites in 48 hours off Sydney beaches; experts point to murky waters from intense rainfall as a 'perfect storm' attracting fish and sharks.
Shoppers warned of price rises on potatoes and carrots
Experts warn that the ongoing drought in England will push up prices of staples like potatoes, carrots and onions, with potential supply chain insolvencies.
Trump Threatens Iran: 'We'll Beat the F***ing S*** Out of Them'
Donald Trump launched a furious threat against Iran in a Fox News interview after US troops intercepted an Iranian ballistic missile attack in Jordan.
‘I wasn’t going to be diverted,’ says King Charles about campaign on the environment
King Charles defends his environmental campaigning in new documentary Finding Harmony, recalling past criticism and premiering at Windsor Castle.
Lidl Shoppers Spot 'Hidden Creature' in Supermarket Logo
Lidl shoppers claim the supermarket's logo hides a dog playing piano, sparking viral TikTok debate. Many can now 'unsee' the creature.
Sam Neill Vineyard Threatened By Otago Goldmine Plans
Sam Neill opposes proposed goldmine near his New Zealand vineyard, citing environmental and tourism risks. Bendigo-Ophir mine fast-tracked under controversial law.
TikTok farmer Cammy Wilson in electrical safety campaign
Ayrshire farming star Cammy Wilson, known as The Sheep Game, teams up with SP Energy Networks to warn farmers about electrical dangers from overhead lines and underground cables after over 1,000 incidents in 2025.
Maternity leave litter picker founds Moss Side Eco Squad
Hafsa Omar, 37, from Moss Side, Manchester, started litter picking on maternity leave, eventually founding the volunteer group Moss Side Eco Squad to keep her community clean.
Drought Declared Across Half of England
The Environment Agency has declared a drought across half of England due to low rainfall and high temperatures, affecting areas including London, East Anglia, and the West Midlands.
Drought declared in half of England, water saving urged
Half of England is now in drought after record low rainfall and high temperatures. People are urged to use less water to protect reserves for the coming months.
Half of England in Flash Drought After Low Rain and Heat
The Environment Agency has declared a drought across seven areas of southern, eastern and central England, affecting around half the country.
South East Water's Communication Failure During Winter Outages Highlighted by Report
CCW report finds communication failures by South East Water during winter supply crises; less than 10% satisfaction.
Home Office challenges judicial review of Palestine Action ban
Home Office appeals High Court decision allowing judicial review of Palestine Action proscription, citing existing statutory route.
Wingstop Liverpool Free Wings Giveaway Draws Long Queues
Wingstop gave away 20,000 free wings on National Wing Day, with Liverpool's Lord Street restaurant among the top 20 locations drawing hours-long queues.
Rural Communities 'Ignored' by Inappropriate Policies, Lords Warn
Lords report says rural communities ignored with inappropriate policies; calls for new strategy. Highlights digital divide, loss of services, housing issues.
Bascule Bridge restoration final phase begins
Final phase of Swansea's Bascule Bridge restoration approved; 70-tonne span to be reinstated as footpath and cycle track.
John Cleese: Not racist, but believes some cultures better
John Cleese insists he is not racist after supporting Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe, saying he is a 'culturalist' who believes some cultures are better than others.
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