Jeremy Clarkson Left Stunned After Farming Blunder Sparks Expletive-Filled Row
Jeremy Clarkson faces expletive-filled farm row after harvesting blunder leaves barley at risk of rain damage.
Category : Environment
First-Ever Water Shortage Declared on Colorado River Amid Severe US Drought
US declares first-ever water shortage on Colorado River as Lake Mead hits record low amid severe drought linked to climate change.
UK Heatwave: Keep Windows Closed at Night to Avoid Pests
A yellow heat alert has been issued for parts of England, and pest experts warn leaving windows open overnight during the hot spell can invite flies, wasps, moths, and mosquitoes indoors.
Private conservation covers 10 million hectares in Australia as bequests surge
Australia's private conservation network covers 10m hectares, fuelled by individual bequests and donations. Bush Heritage and smaller groups lead the way.
Hawaiian farmers face huge losses after devastating storms
Hawaiian farmers on Oahu struggle to recover after two kona low storms cause catastrophic flooding, wiping out crops and submerging equipment with damages estimated at $17.5m.
Sixth Rattlesnake Bite in Ventura County Amid Early Surge
Ventura County records sixth rattlesnake bite in under a month; two fatalities in southern California this year. Warmer spring blamed for early surge.
France Wildfires: 220,000 Evacuated Near Bordeaux
More than 220,000 people have been evacuated from south-west France as wildfires approach Bordeaux. Travelers at the city's airport are urged to check arrangements, though flights continue normally.
UK Drivers Urged to Move Cars Off Driveways Before Tuesday
Drivers are advised to park in shaded areas as temperatures could reach 35C this week, with yellow heat health alerts issued for several regions.
Rachel Stevens hails £30 M&S barrel jeans for petites
Rachel Stevens recommends Marks & Spencer's £30 Mid Rise Barrel Jeans as 'perfection' for petite shoppers, praising their flattering shape and short length options.
Florist's Hot Water Trick Revives Wilting Roses
A florist shares a simple method using boiling water to revive drooping roses in minutes, breaking airlocks that block water uptake.
Home Bargains cuts Rare Beauty lip oil from £22 to £7.99
Home Bargains is selling Rare Beauty Soft Pinch Tinted Lip Oil for £7.99, down from £22, with three shades available.
Man Arrested in UK's Biggest Fly-Tipping Case Over Oxfordshire Waste Mountain
A 39-year-old man arrested over illegal dumping of tonnes of waste by River Cherwell in Oxfordshire, sparking environmental concerns.
Gardening expert urges lower standards for 2026: 'Give up on winter squash and rigid plans'
Gardening columnist advocates lowering standards for 2026, giving up winter squash, impulse seed buying, and rigid planting plans to reduce disappointment and encourage biodiversity.
Britons Urged to Follow Wildfire Evacuation Orders
European relations minister Hamish Falconer says many Brits are caught up in devastating wildfires near Bordeaux and Madrid, urging them to follow local evacuation instructions.
Gardeners urged to plant four flowers in April for 'dazzling display'
Experts advise feeding plants and planting lilies, gladioli, freesias, and crocosmia in April for a vibrant summer garden.
Neighbour threatens to call police over hosepipe ban
A homeowner says their neighbour threatened to call the police over hosepipe ban violations, sparking debate about neighbourhood etiquette during water restrictions in Wales.
UK minister urges Britons to follow evacuation orders in wildfires
Many British nationals are caught up in devastating wildfires in France and Spain, the European relations minister has said, urging them to follow local evacuation instructions.
Wildfires Near Bordeaux: Hotel Zone Evacuated, 220,000 Flee
More than 220,000 people have been evacuated from the Bordeaux region as wildfires edge closer, closing the airport hotel zone but flights continue.
Greta Thunberg's Gaza Flotilla Reports Second Drone Attack in 24 Hours
Greta Thunberg's Gaza aid flotilla reports second drone attack in 24 hours; no injuries, investigation ongoing.
Luton Airport tackles 'summer-maxxing' with free graphic novel
Two in three British children feel pressured to make summer holidays productive. Luton Airport launches a graphic novel to encourage reading for fun.
Scientists Solve Mystery of Siberia's Explosive Craters
New study explains Siberian craters as methane explosions from thawing cryopegs, with potential climate impact.
Lab-grown meat and 3D-printed chocolate could grace our plates by 2035
A new FSA report highlights innovative foods like lab-grown meat, edible insects and vertical farming that could be on UK plates by 2035.
Guy Pearce and Annie Lennox Join Call to End ‘Normalised Horror’ for Children in Gaza
Celebrities including Guy Pearce and Annie Lennox recite Michael Rosen's poem in a film urging an end to child deaths in Gaza.
Trump Unveils Farm Aid Package with Loans and Biofuel Boost Amid Iran Conflict
Trump announces farm aid with loan guarantees and biofuel boost amid economic pressures from the Iran war.
New strategy wants all children to get school swimming lessons
Water Safety England's new drowning prevention strategy aims to work with the government to ensure all children learn to swim, addressing the 2,306 water-related deaths in England from 2019 to 2023.
England’s Sewage Crisis: Renationalisation, Infrastructure, and Post-Brexit Concerns
Guardian Q&A on England's water crisis: renationalisation cost, special administration, infrastructure solutions, and post-Brexit regulatory fears.
Sewage docudrama more affecting than Hamnet, says letter writer
A Guardian letter writer says Channel 4's 'Dirty Business' on river pollution is more affecting than the play 'Hamnet'.
Minister warns many Brits caught up in France Spain wildfires
European relations minister Hamish Falconer says many British nationals are affected by devastating wildfires in France and Spain, urging them to follow local advice.
Rio Carnival Dog Parade Protests Pet Cruelty
Rio's Carnival Blocao parade saw dogs in costume as owners protested pet cruelty, honouring a dog killed in January.
Ayodhya's Record Diwali Lamps Overshadowed By Delhi Pollution
Ayodhya sets world record for oil lamps during Diwali, while Delhi chokes under severe air pollution from fireworks and seasonal smog.
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