Rizwan Ashraf, owner of Allanwater Papers, is cycling 230 miles from Innsbruck to Lucerne over six days to raise funds for Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland after his father died from a stroke last year.
Thames Water has announced a hosepipe ban for 10.1 million customers across London and the Thames Valley, effective Thursday, as dry conditions push areas closer to drought.
Only 33% of the Sun's energy enters a room with both blinds and curtains, as solved in a physics puzzle about heat radiation.
Canadian officials issue air quality warnings as smoke from US wildfires in Washington and Oregon drifts north, amid political tensions over fire management.
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Andy Burnham promises to end rough sleeping in England, allocating an additional £340m over three years to replicate Greater Manchester homelessness schemes.
Urban transport policies and residential design must respect outdoor play as a vital necessity for children, says Ellen Weaver in a letter.
Ruth Wilkinson urges employers to safeguard staff during heatwaves without waiting for legislation, while Christine Özden calls for climate-resilient schools to protect children's education.
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party supporters defied police orders to protest in Delhi and other cities, demanding the education minister's resignation over exam paper leaks, leading to clashes with baton- and teargas-wielding police.
Arctic sea ice decline has resumed after a temporary slowdown, with a record 5.8% winter drop between 2024 and 2025, researchers found.
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Family and supporters of Nolan Xavier Wells gathered in a Mississippi church to mourn the 18-year-old, whose death after a 4 July boat trip has prompted calls for an independent investigation.
Firefighters rescued a small dog that had been missing for weeks after finding it swimming in the San Francisco Bay near East Palo Alto.
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters marched in New Delhi on 20 July, defying police orders, driven by frustrations over education and unemployment.
Google's Debug project seeks to release 32 million sterilized male mosquitoes in California and Florida. Australian trials show this method can suppress Aedes aegypti populations by up to 95%.
Water UK says government AI growth plans are 'fatally flawed' as datacentres face water shortages, with up to 19.8m litres needed daily by 2030.
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Ethiopia's Makatet project aims to integrate refugees through education and work, offering a model for global migration as Sudan's war destabilizes the region.
Almost 90 football fields of woody habitat were bulldozed daily in NSW in 2024, with overall clearing up 16% to 81,293 hectares, driven by a 70% jump in non-woody vegetation clearing.
The Albanese government's approval of Woodside's North West Shelf gas extension is being challenged in federal court by the Australian Conservation Foundation and Friends of Australian Rock Art.
Amid a complex reticulation of stalks, stems, blooms and leaves at Hartington Meadows, the right response might be to drop down before the magnificent abundance.
Ripon Workhouse Museum reopens after £2.8m revamp, offering immersive Victorian experience with gruel, sweeping, and schoolmaster volunteers.
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Nearly 1,000 children were born via surrogacy in 2025, double the 2015 figure. Experts say UK law is outdated and driving parents abroad.
George Foster, president of the Australian Association of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Descendants, told a royal commission that rising antisemitism has 'disturbing parallels' with Nazi Germany's social climate.
The seven inhabited East Frisian islands off Germany’s North Sea coast are a Unesco world heritage site, offering unique mudflat hikes, wildlife and hotels.
Ed Miliband, praised as the most successful minister under Keir Starmer, moves from energy secretary to the Foreign Office, leaving behind a legacy of rapid decarbonisation and renewable energy reforms.
Horse racing fears Andy Burnham's government may ban gambling sponsorship, which could be ruinous for the industry if not exempted.
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Supermarket basil pots contain dozens of seedlings that compete and die. Dividing them into separate clumps gives each room to grow, turning a dying plant into a lasting supply.
We want to hear from UK residents near AI datacentres about their experiences and concerns regarding land use, pollution, noise, and heat island effects.
The Nations Championship's opening rounds provided compelling moments, but rugby's refereeing inconsistencies and TMO delays remain unresolved.
Nicola Wilding's memoir explores her mother Sandra's journey from Cumbria to marching with the English Defence League, blending personal and political history.
One in three people globally cannot afford a healthy diet, with 2.69 billion unable to meet nutritional needs, according to a UN report urging action on food affordability.
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With holiday childcare costs up to £1,145 per child, we want to hear how parents are managing work and childcare this summer.
