Crispy BBQ Chicken: 6 Ingredients for Weekend Meal
This simple 6-ingredient crispy BBQ chicken recipe is perfect for the weekend, featuring a homemade BBQ sauce and avocado salsa.
Category : Environment
Deprived Sefton children more likely to have stunted growth
Children in Sefton's most deprived areas are more likely to have stunted growth than peers in affluent areas, a study of 47,000 children found.
Waitrose starts earliest harvest amid heatwave fears
Waitrose has begun its earliest ever harvest of wheat and oilseed rape due to extreme heatwaves, raising concerns over food shortages and climate impacts.
Flies Vanish With Coffee Grounds and Bicarbonate of Soda
Sprinkling coffee grounds and bicarbonate of soda can deter flies and mosquitoes from gardens, says pest control expert Mosh Latifi.
Natural vs Greek Yoghurt: Differences and Benefits
Greek yoghurt is strained to remove whey, making it thicker and higher in protein than natural yoghurt. Both offer health benefits but suit different uses.
Keep Flies Out of Garden With Coffee Grounds and Baking Soda
Pest control expert says coffee grounds and bicarbonate of soda can act as a natural fly and mosquito repellent in your garden, offering a cheap and natural alternative to vinegar.
Greek vs Natural Yoghurt: Key Differences Explained (24.07.2026)
Natural yoghurt and Greek yoghurt are popular dairy products with key differences in texture, protein content, and culinary uses. Greek yoghurt is strained, making it thicker and higher in protein.
Waitrose starts earliest wheat harvest amid food shortage fears
Waitrose has begun its earliest harvest of wheat and oilseed rape due to record-breaking temperatures, warning of climate change impacts on food production.
Greek vs Natural Yoghurt: Key Differences
Greek yoghurt is thicker and higher in protein than natural yoghurt due to an extra straining process. Learn the differences to choose the best option for your diet.
Tumble dryer sheets hack repels dust from skirting boards
A simple hack using tumble dryer sheets can help repel dust from skirting boards and windowsills, reducing the need for frequent dusting.
Blyth Girl, 8, Wins Swimming Competitions Across UK
Cora Robinson, eight, from Blyth, has won four gold medals in pool and beach swimming championships across the UK this year.
Geordie Ramblers founder: High Borrans closure 'disgraceful'
Scott Gillan, known as @geordieramblers, condemns North Tyneside Council's decision to close High Borrans outdoor education centre, calling it a blow to working-class access to nature.
10 Kitchen Staples That Double as Cleaning Products
Before buying expensive cleaners, check your kitchen. Baking soda, vinegar, lemons, salt, and more can tackle grease, stains, limescale, and odours affordably.
Money worries may age your brain faster, study finds
Money troubles could cause the brain to age faster, particularly in men, according to UCL research linking persistent financial hardship to worse cognitive performance and brain health.
Faith leaders urge Burnham to reset asylum policy
39 senior Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders call on PM Andy Burnham for a 'fresh start' on asylum, warning current approach damages social cohesion.
10 Kitchen Staples That Double as Natural Cleaning Products
Discover 10 everyday kitchen staples that serve as affordable, eco-friendly alternatives for cleaning grease, limescale, stains, and odours around the home.
Cairngorms wildfire crews to battle blaze into next week
Firefighters in the Cairngorms National Park will remain at the scene into next week as significant progress is made but dangerous hotspots persist, and some visitors ignore closures.
Gateshead teams to target bins left out after collections
Antisocial behaviour teams in Gateshead will visit areas where bins are regularly left out after collections, with enforcement action possible.
Why Wellness Culture Is Obsessed with Natural Fibers
A growing trend of shunning synthetic fabrics for natural fibers is fueled by health fears, but experts say the evidence for harm from wearing plastics is limited.
India's 'Cockroach' protest enters fourth day
India's youth-led 'cockroach' protest movement entered its fourth day, with thousands in Delhi demanding accountability for exam paper leaks and the education minister's resignation.
Britain's Uninhabitable Homes: New Approach Needed
Rising temperatures are making many British homes uninhabitable, requiring urgent changes to housing policy and building standards to protect residents.
Europe's demographic crisis: young must not bear alone
Europe faces a demographic crisis as the population ages, with young people left to shoulder the economic and social burden unless policies change.
Thousands evacuated as wildfire rages in southern France
More than 3,000 people have been evacuated in the south of France as a wildfire rages across a pine forest near the Mediterranean coast.
GB News hit with 17,000 Ofcom complaints over anti-LGBTQ+ remarks
GB News has received 17,000 Ofcom complaints after controversial anti-LGBTQ+ comments by guests including Caroline Farrow and Sharron Davies.
Mirror demands water-safety lessons after Mersea tragedy
The Mirror urges compulsory water-safety lessons after Samiha Rahman, 15, died trying to save her cousin at West Mersea beach, highlighting a drowning inequality among ethnic minorities.
£3,000 reward for info on monkey abandoned on London bus
A reward of up to £3,000 is offered for information leading to an arrest after a common marmoset, named Oyster, was found abandoned on a 302 bus in Kensal Rise, London.
Helicopter deployed to fight Welsh wildfires as rain forecast
A specialist firefighting helicopter will be deployed to Rhinogydd on Friday morning to support crews battling significant wildfires in Wales, as rain is forecast for Saturday.
New Mechanical Sweepers Tackle South Lanarkshire Litter
New Karcher mechanical sweepers are being deployed across South Lanarkshire to tackle litter, targeting high-footfall areas like shopping centres and schools.
Falklands Vet: Brits Have No Reason to Be Angry Over Banner
Former Argentine soldiers who fought in the Falklands War say Britons have no reason to be angry after Argentina's World Cup players held up a banner claiming sovereignty over the islands.
Gardener's cheap DIY trick to water plants on holiday
Gardener Simon Akeroyd shares a budget-friendly DIY method using an old compost bag to keep plants watered while away, providing slow drip hydration for weeks.
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