Scottish Tea Mystery: Episode Two – The List
In episode two, Nicola Davis investigates suspicions about Tam O'Braan's Scottish tea network and how science revealed the truth behind his fraud.
Category : Environment
War divides Ukrainians who left and those who stayed
Ukrainian writer Diana Berg explores the emotional rift between those who fled the Russian invasion and those who remained, a quiet but devastating rupture.
First puffling sighting in 30 years gives hope for Dorset puffins
A baby puffin, or puffling, spotted on the Purbeck coast is the first in three decades, boosting hopes for the struggling colony on mainland southern England.
Surviving drug-facilitated rape: Zoe Watts fights back
Zoe Watts and Amanda Stanhope, survivors of drug-facilitated rape by partners, launch #EndEyeCheck campaign to raise awareness and push for change after the Gisèle Pelicot case highlighted the hidden crime.
First puffling sighting in 30 years boosts Dorset hope
A rare puffling sighting at Dorset's puffin colony, the first in 30 years, gives conservationists fresh hope for the struggling population.
Baby lobster released into Cornish rockpool
A juvenile lobster raised at the National Lobster Hatchery is released at Trevone Bay, Cornwall, with survival odds 1,000 times greater than in the wild.
16m in defibrillator deserts in England and Wales
More than 16 million people in England and Wales live farther than a 1km round trip from a 24/7 defibrillator, reducing cardiac arrest survival chances.
East London football cage to be demolished for social homes
Hackney council will demolish the Keith Miller sports pitch at the end of the year to build urgently needed social homes, sparking concern from campaigners who say the loss will be a huge blow to the local community.
Mars once had rivers of magma beneath crust, study finds
Mars once had rivers of magma bubbling beneath its crust, widening the selection of rocky planets that may have been habitable, new research suggests.
Japan Records First 'Cruelly Hot Day' as Temps Exceed 40C
Japan experiences its first 'cruelly hot day' (kokushobi) as temperatures surpass 40C in Gifu and Aichi, causing heatstroke deaths and impacting crops.
Trump's Iran War Gamble Reshapes Global Order
Donald Trump's miscalculated war on Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, spiking oil prices and risking global recession, with no easy exit in sight.
National AusAlert test proceeds despite safe phone concerns
An unsilenceable siren will blare from most phones in Australia on Monday for 10 seconds as part of a national test of the AusAlert emergency system, despite reservations from some states and warnings for those with secret 'safe phones' to turn off device
Iranians describe 'new normal' of airstrikes and water shortages
As US airstrikes hit Iranian ports and inland cities, residents describe daily life becoming ever harder amid conflict and a worsening human rights crisis.
UK Volunteers Live as Wild Animals for Six Weeks
Creature enthusiasts in the UK volunteered to live as wild animals for six weeks in a bizarre and adorable experiment exploring animal feelings.
Rare white fogbow spotted in outback New South Wales
A fogbow, a rarer optical illusion than a rainbow, was captured on a farm in Cobar, New South Wales, requiring precise conditions of fog and sunlight.
Why Many Black Americans Rooted Against Argentina
Many Black Americans rooted against Argentina in the World Cup final due to racism, politics, and silence associated with the team and its fans, overshadowing on-field accomplishments.
How Andy Burnham Could End Homelessness in England
Andy Burnham promised to end rough sleeping as PM. With £68m per year, experts say Housing First, rent caps, and benefits reform are needed.
Simond MT500 Review: Budget Camping Mattress for Festivals
The Simond MT500 trekking mattress from Decathlon offers ultra-light, quick-inflate comfort at £44.99, outperforming pricier rivals for summer camping.
Cricket's Culinary Culture: Biryanis, Bhajis and Braais
Cricket's lunch and tea intervals are sacred, showcasing diverse culinary traditions from biryani to braai, reflecting the sport's global culture.
UPF firms sue governments to block health policies
Global investigation reveals 235 lawsuits filed by UPF companies against governments in five countries since 2010 to overturn or delay health policies.
Brazil's São Francisco River project: water for some, none for displaced
Despite official claims that the São Francisco River diversion supplies 12 million people, many displaced by its construction still have no water at all.
Trump Blames Canada for Wildfire Smoke Instead of Climate Crisis
Trump complains about Canada's 'filthy, polluted air' from wildfires, ignoring climate crisis. Carney calls for shared responsibility.
Trump risks forever war in Iran as ceasefire collapses
Trump's ceasefire with Iran has collapsed, leading to renewed hostilities and risking a forever war in Iran, with US service members killed and global oil prices rising.
India Opposition Shuts Parliament Over Cockroach Protests
India's opposition parties suspended parliament proceedings demanding the education minister's resignation, supporting the youth-led Cockroach Janata party movement.
Best Camping Mattresses and Sleeping Mats in the UK for 2026
An expert tested 28 camping mattresses to find the best for comfort, durability, and portability across different adventures.
Six Beluga Whales Leave Marineland for US Aquariums
Six beluga whales have left Marineland in Canada and are arriving at US aquariums, ending a long saga that included threats of euthanasia and poor conditions.
Beetroot leaf poriyal: a south Indian vegetable dish recipe
Beetroot leaves are transformed into a fragrant south Indian poriyal with simple spices, fresh coconut, and lentils or nuts. This side dish pairs well with boiled beetroot, yoghurt, chapatis or rice.
Diaspora players dominate 2026 World Cup stats
Nearly a quarter of 2026 World Cup players were born outside the country they represented, with diaspora influence reaching record highs in goals, assists, and minutes.
ALP expands student placement payments as Gaza debate looms
Students in 10 fields will receive financial assistance for mandatory placements under a major expansion of the federal government's paid work experience program.
Sperm whales change vowel sounds when boats are nearby
Researchers found sperm whales alter their click patterns and vowel-like sounds when ships are near, allowing prediction of vessel presence.
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