Dog walker jailed after leaving two spaniels to die in hot car
Professional dog walker Christine Carpenter jailed for leaving two spaniels in her car during a heatwave, causing their deaths. Owners devastated.
Category : Environment
Jo Whiley Shocked by Real Size of Monty Don's Garden
Jo Whiley says Monty Don's Longmeadow garden is smaller in real life than on TV, after getting a personal tour.
Hong Kong's CKI Frontrunner to Buy Thames Water, Reports Say
Hong Kong's CKI is frontrunner to buy Thames Water if it collapses, reports say, amid environmental penalty concerns.
Burnham slams FIFA as 'sell outs' over World Cup stake sale
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has condemned FIFA's plan to auction a share of the World Cup to investors, saying football belongs to fans, not investors.
Miliband pledges up to £1bn for community green energy schemes
UK pledges up to £1bn for community-owned green energy, aiming to democratise power generation and combat scepticism.
Abandoned Dog Found in Crate with Heartbreaking Note in Wirral
Spud the Staffordshire bull terrier was found abandoned in a crate in Wirral with a note from his owner, suffering from overgrown claws and fur loss.
Blaenavon wildfire tenth day, 60% common land destroyed
A wildfire in Blaenavon has been burning for ten days, destroying up to 60% of common land used by farmers and scorching over 220 hectares of protected SSSI moorland.
Plant Primroses In April To Save Butterflies And Bees, Says Expert
Gardening expert Amy Chapman advises planting primroses this April to provide essential early spring nectar for butterflies and bees, supporting UK wildlife.
Woman killed in first fatal mountain lion attack in Colorado for 27 years
First fatal mountain lion attack in Colorado since 1999 kills solo female hiker; two lions euthanised.
Bin worker warns against recycling Christmas wrapping paper and gift bags
A refuse collector from St Helens warns that Christmas wrapping paper, gift bags and cards with glitter, foil or glue cannot be recycled. The scrunch test can help.
Wildfire warning: over 200 incidents before fourth heatwave
Over 200 wildfires burned across the UK in 12 days. Fire chiefs warn risk remains elevated as England prepares for its fourth heatwave with temperatures up to 35C.
Huge Manatee Rescued from Storm Drain Recovering at SeaWorld
A 410-pound manatee trapped in a Florida storm drain is recovering at SeaWorld Orlando after a multi-agency rescue operation.
Wildfire warning as over 200 incidents in fortnight
Fire chiefs warn wildfire risk remains elevated after more than 200 incidents in 12 days, as UK braces for fourth heatwave with temperatures up to 35C.
Wildfire Warning as UK Faces 35C Heatwave with 200+ Incidents
Fire service leaders warn wildfire danger remains elevated across the UK, with over 200 incidents in two weeks as temperatures soar to 35C in south-east England.
Toxic 'yellow rock' warning for dog owners on Anglesey beaches
Vets warn dog owners about toxic palm oil lumps on Anglesey beaches, causing vomiting and diarrhoea if ingested.
National Trust and Hamza Yassin urge public to reconnect with autumn wildlife
National Trust and Hamza Yassin launch 'Wild Senses' campaign to encourage autumn and winter nature connection, as poll shows seasonal disconnect.
Burnham Rips Into FIFA Over World Cup Sale Plan
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has condemned FIFA's plan to auction a share of the World Cup to investors, stating that football belongs to the fans and the competition is not a product.
Norfolk Broads Deaths: Man Drowned Partner Then Himself, Inquest Concludes
Inquest concludes NHS worker John Didier killed partner Annette Creegan, then drowned himself after spending a week with her daughter on a Norfolk Broads boat.
How are you coping during the UK heatwave?
As temperatures soar across the UK, we want to hear how you are staying cool and managing the heat. Share your tips and experiences.
John Smith obituary: campaigner dies at 75
John Smith, a leading environmental campaigner who helped protect ancient woodlands, has died aged 75.
The Guardian View on Noise Pollution: Keep It Down
The Guardian editorial calls for action against noise pollution, highlighting its harmful health effects and urging policymakers to implement stricter regulations.
Trump and RFK Jr. Propose Vaccine Program Cuts
Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have proposed cutting federal vaccine programs, igniting a public health debate over immunization policies.
Spain and France battle wildfires amid climate emergency, PM warns
Spain and France battle severe wildfires amid climate emergency, with thousands evacuated and another heatwave forecast.
World's largest wildlife bridge opens in Colorado after £11m project
World's largest wildlife overpass opens in Colorado, spanning six lanes and linking 39,000 acres of habitat to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
Second Sydney Homeless Camp Cleared Near Central Station
NSW clears Belmore Park homeless camp; 58 offered housing, but services warn lack of long-term support may lead to repeat homelessness.
LA Wildfires One Year On: Thousands Still Unable to Return Home
One year on from the LA wildfires, over 70% of displaced residents have not returned home due to insurance battles, rising rents, and permit delays.
Palestine Activists Shut Down UK Arms Factory In Major Protest
Elbit Systems UK site in Bristol closes unexpectedly after repeated Palestine Action protests, marking a significant win for activists.
Indonesian Rescuers Buried by Second Mudslide During Search Operation
Rescuers in Indonesia were buried by a second landslide while searching for victims in West Java; 12 dead, 27 missing.
Whitley Bay Nurdle Clean-Up: Volunteers Act
Over 100 volunteers cleaned nurdles from Whitley Bay Beach after Europe's worst nurdle spill. Community-organised clean-ups continue along North East coast.
Princess Charlene Warns on Drowning Prevention Day
Princess Charlene of Monaco urged vigilance around water on World Drowning Prevention Day, noting over 300,000 drownings yearly and the importance of prevention.
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