36 dead as Philippines landfill recovery ends
Search operations conclude after deadly landfill collapse in Cebu City kills 36 workers. Authorities launch investigation into safety failures as waste services remain disrupted.
Category : Environment
East London could get a new urban beach and wild swimming park
A community-owned park with a sandy beach and natural swimming ponds is planned for East London, offering a coastal escape without leaving the capital. Could this be your new summer hotspot?
Amanda Owen's disappointing farmhouse renovation update
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen shares a slow progress update on Anty John's farmhouse renovation on This Morning. The new series of Our Farm Next Door airs tonight on More4.
Don't bin chilli seeds - use them in your garden this January
Gardening guru Michael Griffiths reveals a simple trick to grow free chilli and pepper plants from kitchen scraps. Discover why January is the perfect time to start.
Study reveals stark north-south air pollution inequality
A new study exposes a severe air pollution gap in northern England, with low-income communities facing significantly higher health risks. Discover the findings and urgent calls for action.
Sydney shark attacks: Boy fights for life
A 12-year-old boy is critically injured after a shark attack in Sydney Harbour, one of three incidents in 24 hours. Authorities warn swimmers to stay out of murky water.
Extinct Plant Rediscovered After 58 Years
A plant species thought extinct since 1967 has been found in Queensland, thanks to a citizen scientist using the iNaturalist app. Read the full story of this remarkable botanical rediscovery.
Ocean 'Regime Shift' as Seaweed Blooms Expand Worldwide
New research reveals a staggering 13.4% yearly increase in massive seaweed blooms, driven by climate change and pollution, threatening marine ecosystems. Discover the global impact.
Beginner's Guide to Sowing Seeds Indoors for Spring
New gardeners can get a head start on spring by sowing seeds indoors. Expert Huw Richards shares essential tips on equipment, timing, and avoiding common mistakes for a thriving garden.
Binmen Reveal When To Put Out Half-Full Bins
A binman has settled the long-running debate on whether to put out waste for collection if bins aren't full. The expert advice may surprise you and could save council resources.
GPS Tags Show Human Impact on Eagle Behaviour
New GPS tracking of golden eagles in Spain provides over 40,000 daily data points, revealing how human disturbance and infrastructure are reshaping raptor lives and causing thousands of deaths.
Hot Drinks in Plastic Cups Release More Microplastics
New research reveals hot food and drink cause plastic containers to shed millions of microplastic particles. Choosing iced coffee could significantly reduce your exposure. Learn how to protect yourself.
Man critical after third Sydney shark attack in two days
A man is fighting for his life after a shark attack at Manly beach, marking the third incident in Sydney waters in just 48 hours. Read the latest updates on the response and safety warnings.
Chris Packham Wants to Stage Climate Protest on EastEnders
BBC naturalist Chris Packham reveals his fantasy cameo on EastEnders to highlight climate breakdown, as he returns with Winterwatch to debate bird feeding and nature's harsh realities.
Sydney shark attack leaves swimmer critically injured
A shark attack at Manly Beach in Sydney has left a swimmer with critical leg injuries. Emergency services responded swiftly. Read the latest on the incident and beach safety.
Yorkshire Shepherdess's Dog Grieves Lost Companion
Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen reveals her terrier, Sprout, is heartbroken after the death of fellow dog Chalky. Read the emotional update and fan reactions.
Seeds: Stunning doc on Black farmers' seven-year fight
Brittany Shyne's stunning black-and-white documentary 'Seeds' follows Black farmers in the American South over seven years. A poetic and political portrait of a vanishing way of life. See it in London from 23 Jan.
1976: Fishermen's Jaws-like shark encounter in Northumberland
In 1976, fishermen off Boulmer faced a real-life Jaws scenario when four massive sharks nudged their boat. Read the full story of this dramatic Northumberland encounter.
Uncontrolled SA Bushfire Burns 650 Hectares, Homes Lost
A major bushfire south of Adelaide has destroyed homes and scorched over 650 hectares. Residents describe seeing the glow and smelling smoke as firefighters battle the blaze. Read the latest updates.
Finding Mindfulness in Somerset's River Sounds
Discover how the winter sounds of the River Frome in Somerset offer a profound mindfulness exercise, transforming a simple walk into a symphony of natural music. Listen closely.
Sydney shark attack: Boy fights for life after harbour mauling
A 12-year-old boy is in a critical condition after a suspected bull shark attack in Sydney Harbour. His heroic friend jumped in to save him. Read the full story.
Extinct plant found after 58 years using app
A plant species thought extinct for nearly six decades has been rediscovered in Australia, thanks to a popular citizen science app. Read how technology is aiding conservation.
Qantas Paper Towel Removal Sparks Hygiene and Green Debate
Qantas faces backlash over removing non-recyclable paper towels from lounges. An MP calls it 'virtue signalling', while hygiene and timber industry concerns are raised. Read the full story.
Fly-tippers damage critical power cables near GCHQ
Illegal diggers caused millions in damage to cables powering 500,000 homes and GCHQ. The nine-month repair highlights a national fly-tipping crisis. Read the full investigation.
Polar Bear Cubs Cuddle Mum in Heartbreaking Hudson Bay Photo
A 70-year-old photographer captures a starving polar bear mother napping while her cubs play. The poignant image highlights the harsh reality of survival in Canada's Churchill, where bear populations are declining rapidly.
Canadian woman found dead on K'gari, dingoes present
A 19-year-old Canadian tourist was discovered dead on K'gari (Fraser Island) after an early morning swim. Authorities are investigating if drowning or a dingo attack caused her death. Read the latest.
Chile wildfires kill 18 amid extreme heatwave
At least 18 people have died as wildfires, fuelled by intense heat and winds, devastate central Chile. Thousands evacuated as President Boric declares a state of catastrophe.
Albanese's busy month of environmental policy action
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has had a packed January 2026, driving forward significant environmental initiatives. Discover the key policies shaping Australia's green future.
Millions of chips wash up on East Sussex beach
Millions of uncooked chips have washed up on Falling Sands beach near Eastbourne after shipping containers fell from vessels in the English Channel. Volunteers are needed to clear the plastic waste.
Boy, 12, fights for life after Sydney shark attack
A 12-year-old boy is critically injured after a shark attack in Sydney Harbour. Police warn against swimming after heavy rain reduces visibility. Read the latest.
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