Gaza Musicians Reopen Conservatory in Tents
Gaza's Edward Said National Conservatory of Music reopens in tents after war destroyed its building and instruments, offering psychological relief through music to traumatised children.
Category : Environment
5 Outlandish 20th-Century Plans to Remodel Earth's Climate
From damming the Mediterranean to building a second moon, Tim Flannery revisits five audacious geoengineering schemes proposed in the 20th century.
Sprinkle Cinnamon on Lawn for Natural Boost, Gardeners Told
Gardeners are advised to sprinkle cinnamon powder on lawns to repel pests, stop fungus, and boost grass growth naturally. It is a cheap, eco-friendly alternative to chemicals.
Expert: Ketchup Must Be Stored in Fridge, Not Cupboard
Food storage expert Joshua Houston warns that storing opened ketchup in the cupboard can cause illness. Refrigeration is essential to prevent mold and maintain quality.
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Extractor Fans Cool Kitchens and Bathrooms in Heatwave
British Gas advises using extractor fans in kitchens and bathrooms to reduce heat during the UK heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach 34°C. Open internal doors and windows for airflow.
Cool Kitchen and Bathroom in Heatwave with One Simple Step
Use extractor fans in kitchens and bathrooms to draw in cooler air during the UK heatwave, advises British Gas. Temperatures may reach 34°C next week.
King Charles' £1m Football Pitch Upgrade Sparks Fury
Plans for a £1m artificial pitch at Windsor and Eton FC's Stag Meadow, owned by King Charles via the Crown Estate, face opposition over ecological damage but have support from 1,250 petitioners.
Pour Washing Up Liquid Down Your Drain Today
Experts say a simple mixture of washing up liquid and hot water can unblock outdoor kitchen drains quickly — but warn it should only be used on drains connected to the kitchen sink, not rainwater drains.
Ruislip Lido Safety Fears: Council Accused of Negligence
Residents warn Hillingdon Council is 'playing Russian roulette' with lives at Ruislip Lido, where swimming is banned but thousands flock, risking emergency access and safety.
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Heatwaves Ruin French Vineyards as English Wine Thrives
Climate change is devastating French vineyards with scorching heat and droughts, while rising temperatures in England create ideal conditions for record wine yields and quality, potentially shifting global wine dominance.
Cool Kitchen and Bathroom in Heatwave with Extractor Fans
British Gas recommends using extractor fans in kitchens and bathrooms to create airflow and lower temperatures during the UK heatwave, with temperatures set to reach 34°C.
Met Office Issues 17-Hour Power Cuts Warning from 5pm Sunday
The Met Office warns of 17-hour power cuts from 5pm Sunday in northwest Scotland due to heavy rain, with up to 75mm expected. Travel disruption and flooding possible.
Retired priest, 84, arrested at Palestine Action protest
An 84-year-old retired Anglican priest, Reverend Sue Parfitt, was arrested at a protest in London for expressing support for Palestine Action, a proscribed organisation, under the Terrorism Act.
11 Household Items Brits Must Unplug on Tuesday
UK households should unplug 11 items like toasters, chargers, and TVs to reduce heat as temperatures hit 38C on Wednesday, July 8.
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30C Heat and Rain Warning for UK, Health Alert Issued
Temperatures to reach 30C in parts of UK as yellow rain warning issued for Scotland. Health alerts in force for vulnerable people. Fans watching England vs Mexico will see warm overnight conditions.
Country Diary: A Tale of Two Oak Trees in England
A veteran oak tree in Bedfordshire transitions from tree to wood, revealing its afterlife and enduring strength.
Sleepy Owl Found Napping on Shelf in New York Antique Store
A live owl was found sleeping on a shelf at an antique store in upstate New York, resting next to a cookie jar. Conservation officers released it into a wooded area.
Crushed Eggshells Boost Bird Health In Spring
Gardeners urged to bake and crush eggshells in April to provide calcium for birds, boosting health and egg strength.
Labour Raises Farm Inheritance Tax Relief to £5m
Labour raises farm inheritance tax threshold to £2.5m after protests, shielding 85% of farms from the levy.
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Peak District Dovedale Stepping Stones 'no-go zone'
Dovedale Stepping Stones in the Peak District has become a 'no-go zone' for locals amid brawls, litter, and antisocial behaviour, with visitors calling for rangers and fines to restore order.
Remove Patio Algae in 5 Minutes with Vinegar and Orange Peel
A natural solution of white vinegar and orange peel can remove green algae from patios in five minutes, according to experts, offering a chemical-free alternative.
October Pruning Guide: 3 Essential Plants to Cut Back Now
Expert tips for October pruning: sage, tender perennials, and hardy annuals. Plus rainwater harvesting and wildlife support.
Gardeners Urged to Sow Five Seeds in March for Summer Harvest
Gardening expert Benedict Vanheems urges sowing tomatoes, potatoes, peas, onions, and kohlrabi in March for a successful summer harvest.
Illegal Sheep Butchering in Midlands Sparks Outrage
Illegal sheep butchering in the Midlands has devastated farmers, with over 250 sheep killed since 2019. The NFU suspects an organised gang is selling the meat illegally.
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Coastguards Hope 'Cruel' Pay Cut Plans May Be Ditched
Coastguards have been given hope that 'cruel' plans to cut their £11 per hour call-out pay may be scrapped after MCA paused meetings amid backlash.
Harry Kane Goals Hit 135dB Jet Noise Levels: Warning
England's World Cup victory over DR Congo saw fan celebrations peak at 135dB in Birmingham, equivalent to a jet takeoff, prompting hearing protection warnings from NTIA and Specsavers.
Fruit Flies Banished for Good with Unusual Kitchen Tip
Fruit flies can be eliminated permanently using a simple DIY trap with rotten fruit, plastic wrap, and a rubber band, according to Reader's Digest. Female flies lay up to 500 eggs that hatch in 24 hours.
Common Lawn Mistake Could Ruin UK Gardens This Summer
Gardening expert warns against scalping lawns in spring, as cutting grass too short can lead to drought, weeds, and moss damage.
Labour's Phillipson accused of fabricating poverty claims
Bridget Phillipson's former neighbour claims the Labour Education Secretary exaggerated her childhood poverty. Another neighbour says claims are 'fabricated'.
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Kuenssberg slammed for 'weak' Jenrick interview
Viewers slammed BBC's Laura Kuenssberg for bias after Robert Jenrick dominated the interview, accusing her of allowing him to spout propaganda without challenge.
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