Jill Simpson obituary: Pembrokeshire Coast interpretation officer
Jill Simpson, interpretation officer for Pembrokeshire Coast national park, helped establish refugee support group Croeso Arberth. She died aged 76.
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Trisha Silvester obituary: Sreepur Village co-founder dies at 79
Trisha Silvester, co-founder of Sreepur Village charity in Bangladesh, has died aged 79. She helped thousands of women and children, adopted two girls, and was appointed MBE.
US heatwave: 40 million under warnings as heat dome persists
At least 40 million people across central and southern US faced extreme heat warnings on Sunday, with heat indexes above 100°F and parts of the southwest expected to hit 120°F.
EV Sales Surge as Fuel Crisis Drives Record Uptake
More electric vehicles were sold in Australia in the first half of 2026 than in all of 2025, as fuel crisis and new policies push EV share to nearly a quarter of new car sales.
Trump's war and its global consequences
Trump's Iran war has cost billions, raised energy prices worldwide, and trapped the US in a quagmire. The author argues we are all victims of his capricious leadership.
Trauma of honour killings in Pakistan
Mohammad Ramzan's daughter Khalida was killed in a so-called honour killing in Sindh, Pakistan. At least 470 such killings occurred in 2025, with rights groups saying the true toll is higher.
New footpath in Ceredigion fulfills 30-year dream
A new footpath in Comins Coch, Ceredigion, finally provides a safe route away from traffic after more than 30 years of waiting, benefiting walkers and cyclists.
Fire clouds: pyrocumulonimbus worsen European wildfires
Pyrocumulonimbus clouds, or fire-generated thunderstorms, may have formed for the first time in France, worsening wildfires as Europe battles blazes amid heatwaves.
Vegan Pho and Thai Fishless Cakes: Tofu Recipes
Two quick vegan southeast Asian-style tofu recipes: spice-infused pho with crispy tofu and Thai fishless cakes with peanut slaw, both fridge or freezer-friendly.
Paramount-Warner Bros merger threatens UK film, news
The proposed $110bn Paramount-Warner Bros merger threatens to harm UK film workers, culture and news plurality. Culture secretary Lisa Nandy is considering intervention.
Country diary 1951: Bonxies dive-bomb a visitor on Noss
On Noss, a bonxie swept up in front of my face so close I felt the rush of air; the shepherd told me he had been struck violently in such encounters.
Seven new suspected bird flu cases in SA signal spread
Seven suspected new H5 bird flu cases in South Australian crested terns indicate the disease may be spreading locally, experts warn.
Cockroach protests expose cracks in India's government
Thousands of young Indians have turned private disillusionment into public defiance, forcing the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan and humiliating PM Narendra Modi.
Extreme Heat Risks for London's Rough Sleepers
Heatwaves in London are making rough sleeping more dangerous, with barriers to water, cool spaces, and increased health risks for vulnerable people.
Uganda food relief after 19 hunger deaths in drought region
Uganda has launched emergency food relief after 19 deaths from hunger in the drought-stricken Karamoja region. About 1.5 million people face acute food shortages and rising malnutrition.
Record Heat and Drought Fuel Europe's Explosive Wildfire Season
Record heat, drought, and windy conditions have made wildfires in France and Spain explosive, with fine fuels at 96th percentile dryness and erratic winds driving flames towards Bordeaux.
India's Cockroach Janta Party: Victory and Implications for Modi
The Cockroach Janta party's protests forced education minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, marking a rare victory for young activists against Narendra Modi's government.
Murals celebrate lives beyond homelessness in three UK cities
St Mungo’s installs murals in London, Reading and Bristol to challenge stereotypes about rough sleepers, featuring former homeless individuals and their stories.
Typhoon Noul forces 715,000 from homes in southern China
Typhoon Noul, the strongest storm to hit China in 2026, made landfall in Guangdong, forcing over 715,000 people to relocate and cancelling hundreds of flights in China and Hong Kong.
Scientists Urge PM to Ban New North Sea Oil Drilling
Leading climate scientists who helped create Greater Manchester's carbon neutral pledge urge Andy Burnham to reject new North Sea oil drilling at Jackdaw and Rosebank.
Chicago Scream Club: group screaming for stress relief
Chicago's Scream Club meets weekly at North Avenue Beach, drawing up to 300 people to scream over Lake Michigan for stress release, founded by Emanuel Hernandez and Elena Soboleva.
Georgina Hayden's grilled peach halloumi dukkah salad
Sweetness and spice abound in this quick and easy summer salad from Georgina Hayden. Grilled peaches, golden halloumi, and dukkah combine for a refreshing dish ready in 35 minutes.
Book 'Fires in the Night' Explores Earth Liberation Front
A new book examines the Earth Liberation Front, a 1990s US eco-anarchist network that used arson against corporations, and asks if its radicalism foreshadowed today's climate activism.
Pogacar wins fifth Tour, equals legends
Tadej Pogacar becomes the youngest and fastest cyclist to win five Tours de France, joining the elite club of five-time winners.
European Lakes & Mountains Summer Break Tip Competition
Guardian Travel seeks reader tips on European lakes and mountains summer breaks; best tip wins £200 Coolstays voucher. UK residents only.
Jodrell Bank Observatory Faces Closure After Funding Cuts
Jodrell Bank Observatory, home to world-leading radio telescopes, faces closure after UKRI withdraws funding for the e-Merlin network, affecting 28 jobs and 3,000 researchers.
Britain braces for fourth heatwave; 35C forecast
Temperatures up to 35C forecast, triggering heat health alerts and appeals to take care in parks and rural areas as UK faces fourth heatwave of the year.
Ecuador's Ancient Forest Is Last Stand for Tiny Hummingbird Facing Extinction
The Black-breasted puffleg, one of the world's most endangered hummingbirds, finds its last refuge in Ecuador's Yanacocha Reserve as habitat loss threatens its survival.
Coal Firm Investigated Over Endangered Glider Habitat Clearing
Australian officials probe coal firm Magnetic South over alleged illegal clearing of greater glider habitat in Queensland; Senate hearing reveals investigation.
Chuck D on Reimagining Public Enemy's Fight the Power for Black Lives Matter Era
Public Enemy's Chuck D discusses reworking Fight the Power for Black Lives Matter, new album, and criticism of Trump without naming him.
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