South Wales mum stockpiles supplies amid war fears
A South Wales mother has stockpiled nearly three months of food and supplies, citing global food insecurity and fears of a new world war, and runs a 15,000-member prepper community.
Category : Environment
Oven grease banished with 1 simple item, says cleaning guru
A cleaning guru transformed a two-year-old grimy oven using Easy-Off Fume Free Oven Cleaner, not baking soda or vinegar, sharing her step-by-step method.
Reform council refuses anti-racism red landmark campaign
Reform-led Sunderland City Council has refused to light up landmarks red for Show Racism the Red Card's Wear Red Day, citing the charity founder's political bias.
Litelok: A Productivity Hero Business Wales Needs More Of
Litelok, a Swansea lock maker, is a 'productivity hero' business, growing turnover per employee from £45,000 to £350,000, according to a report by Economic Intelligence Wales.
M&S, New Look, Sainsbury's and Oxfam join textile recycling project
M&S, New Look, Sainsbury's and Oxfam have partnered with Circle-8 on The Circuit, a textile recycling project to recover and sort non-reusable textiles for conversion into fibres for new clothes.
Hinkley Point B evacuation plans scaled back as decommissioning looms
Emergency evacuation plans for Hinkley Point B have been scaled back, with the detailed emergency planning zone removed and the outline planning zone reduced to 1km as the site moves towards decommissioning.
King Charles visits Peterhead Port for renewable energy tour
King Charles arrived at Peterhead Port on Tuesday to meet organisations involved in the local energy ecosystem, highlighting the transition to renewable energy.
King praises renewables workers on Aberdeenshire port visit
Charles praised renewable energy workers for making an 'enormous difference' during a visit to Peterhead Port, where he met industry figures and pupils.
Years dog food probe finds no dry eye link
An independent investigation found no link between Years dog food and suspected dry eye cases in pets, the brand said, with no contamination or toxins identified.
King hails engineering genius at GB Energy's new Aberdeen HQ
King Charles praised the 'genius' of engineering skills in north Scotland as he unveiled a plaque at Great British Energy's new Aberdeen headquarters.
Daughter urges Khan to crack down on 'monster' SUVs after parents killed
Claire Corkery, whose parents were killed by a speeding BMW X5, is calling on Sadiq Khan to back tougher controls on large SUVs, including an advertising ban on the TfL network.
Disabled protesters slam Hackney floating bus stops
Campaigners, including the National Federation of the Blind, warn Hackney Council's floating bus stops on Queensbridge Road put disabled people in danger, with one protester starting a hunger strike.
UK-first Thames heat tunnel to warm 650,000 London homes
A £41m Government-funded heat network running under and alongside the Thames will provide low-carbon heating to up to 650,000 London homes.
Tories plan to bar long-term benefit claimants from buying alcohol and cigarettes
The Conservatives have unveiled plans to bar long-term unemployed people from using welfare payments to buy alcohol, cigarettes or gamble, and to cut Universal Credit for those who have not paid enough tax.
Green leader slams Heathrow third runway as 'great betrayal'
Zack Polanski calls Heathrow's third runway a 'great betrayal' of climate and communities, as the CCC warns there is 'no credible pathway' within UK climate targets.
Rare wasp spider spotted in Cheshire for first time
The first recorded wasp spider in Cheshire has been found at Chester Zoo, with conservationists saying her discovery highlights the need to make space for nature.
Rare wasp spider spotted in Chester Zoo as climate warning issued
A wasp spider has been recorded in Cheshire for the first time, after being found at Chester Zoo during a biodiversity survey, marking a 'worrying trend' linked to climate change.
Duchess Sophie attends Mencap 80th anniversary in London
Duchess Sophie attended Mencap's 80th anniversary in London, where new photos show her supporting the learning disability charity. Only 10% of adults with a learning disability live to 80.
Clear drains in 10 minutes with dish soap, not vinegar
Dish soap, not vinegar or baking soda, clears grease clogs in 10 minutes. Surfactants break down grease so hot water flushes it away.
DWP confirms fewer PIP reviews for existing claimants
The DWP has completed extending Recommended Review Periods for current PIP awards, meaning many claimants will face fewer benefit reviews. A minimum three-year review period now applies to affected awards.
Skin cancer survivor's SPF 'game changer' wins 4.9-star reviews
Frances van der Velden, diagnosed with skin cancer at 36, created Airyday SPF50+ range. Golden Glow Dreamscreen has 1,400+ reviews and a 4.9-star rating.
How to Clean Radiator Dust Fast with a Hairdryer
A hairdryer on cool can blow dust out of radiators in minutes. Expert Nigel Bearman shares tips to boost efficiency and cut energy bills.
AI and animal communication: risks of 'talking to animals'
Animal behaviorists are using AI to study communication, but experts warn that seeking an AI interpreter may mislead science and harm animals.
Banish dust from radiators in minutes using common household item
A hairdryer on a cool setting can blow dust out of radiators in minutes, improving airflow and efficiency before heating season begins.
Blind kitten rejected by 22,000 in adoption appeal
Simba, a blind 10-month-old kitten with no eyes, has been seen by over 22,000 people in his adoption appeal but still has no home. He was rescued with a severe eye infection and is now healthy and playful.
Victorian heating hack keeps homes warm without turning on heating
A Victorian-era method using heavy curtains, pelmets, and draught excluders can keep homes warm without turning on the heating, reducing heat loss and energy bills.
Allerton dad races to make memories with sons after cancer diagnosis
Dave Armstrong, 40, from Allerton, was diagnosed with Stage 4 oesophageal cancer and given six to 12 months to live. His family is raising funds for treatment to extend his life and create lasting memories with his young sons.
Shivery bite: the Scottish seaside snack ritual explained
A 'shivery bite' is a Scottish seaside tradition of eating a sweet treat after a cold dip, dating back to 1890 and now enjoyed by cold water swimmers across the UK.
Roast potatoes 'crispy on a whole new level' with one simple coating
Chef Poppy O'Toole's roast potato recipe uses a seasoned rice flour coating for 'next-level crispiness', promising crunchy, flavourful spuds for special occasions.
Limescale on shower head cleaned in 10 minutes with citric acid
A natural cleaning method removed stubborn limescale from a shower head in 10 to 15 minutes with no scrubbing, and worked better than vinegar, according to a test.
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