National Express Drivers on 40C Cab Heat
West Midlands bus drivers describe 'unbearable' 40C cab conditions during heatwaves, raising safety concerns for employees and passengers.
Category : Environment
Louisiana Communities Left in Dark on Toxic Air
Louisiana's public air monitors are miles from top polluters and miss dangerous chemicals, while an industry-backed law restricts community monitoring, leaving residents unaware of health risks.
Cockroach Party Protesters Defy Police in Delhi March
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters defied police orders in Delhi, demanding the education minister's resignation over exam leaks, in one of India's largest anti-government rallies in years.
Missing Bald Eagle Jackie Found Alive But Injured
A beloved female bald eagle missing for days in Big Bear Lake, California, is believed to have been found alive but injured after a fight with other birds, according to the advocacy group Friends of Bear Valley.
Barking Mad: Why Spend £28,000 on a Dog Home Spa?
The rise of 'barkitecture' sees UK pet owners splurging on luxury items like £28,000 dog spas and £3,000 whirlpool baths, reflecting a trend of pampering pets with high-end home redesigns.
Australian Ski Resorts Smash July Climate Records
Australian ski resorts in NSW and Victoria set July records for hottest daytime and night-time temperatures, with maximums up to 12C above average, amid a dry and warm start to the season.
World Cup 2026: National Allegiance as Disposable Brand
The 2026 World Cup revealed national allegiance as a disposable brand, with fans adopting temporary identities. This challenges traditional nationalism, as globalisation and diaspora reshape loyalty.
King Charles Praises Europe's First Eco-Mosque in Cambridge
King Charles praised Europe's first eco-mosque as a 'remarkable example of integrated faith activity' during a visit to Cambridge, highlighting its sustainability features and interfaith work.
King Charles Praises Eco-Mosque After Appointing New PM
King Charles praised Europe's first eco-mosque in Cambridge as 'magnificent' and 'architecturally wonderful' hours after appointing Andy Burnham as Prime Minister.
‘Mutant’ Raccoon With Rare Spine Condition Becomes Internet Star
A raccoon named Jimothy with short spine syndrome has become an internet celebrity after being spotted in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. Experts say he is healthy and resilient despite his unusual appearance.
Anglers: Liverpool fish protection efforts 'too late'
Anglers warn Liverpool City Council's efforts to protect fish in parks are 'too late' after around 400 fish died in Calderstones Park lake due to hot weather and low oxygen levels.
KFC Launches New Tandoori-Inspired Menu Until August 23
KFC has launched a new limited edition menu featuring Tandoori Loaded Fries, Crispy Naans, and matcha drinks. Fans are particularly excited about the Crispy Naan range, available until August 23.
Queen Camilla Hears Homelessness Stories as PM Pledges End to Rough Sleeping
Queen Camilla visited Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney, hearing personal stories of overcoming homelessness, as new PM Andy Burnham pledged £340m to end rough sleeping in his first speech.
Queen Camilla Praises Charity for Women Rebuilding Lives
Queen Camilla visited Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, praising its work helping homeless women overcome trauma through therapy and community. She heard personal stories of recovery from domestic violence and abuse.
King Charles Impressed by Europe's First Eco Mosque
King Charles praised the design and sustainability of Cambridge Central Mosque, Europe's first eco-mosque, during a visit. He highlighted its green features and community role.
Bridgend Council Revises Net Zero Strategy After Public Opposition
Bridgend County Borough Council plans to update its net zero strategy after a public consultation found over 70% opposed the 2030 target, citing affordability and feasibility concerns.
Strawberries Sweeter With Tomato Feed Watering
Watering garden strawberries with tomato feed, rich in potassium, enhances sweetness and flavour, says gardening experts.
Hosepipe ban for 2.4 million as UK faces record dry spell
More than two million people in southern England face a hosepipe ban from Saturday as South East Water acts to protect supplies after a record 14-day dry spell.
Europe Braces for 50C Heatwave: Tourists in Spain Face Hottest Day
Europe is set to hit 50C as a heatwave targets Spain and Portugal, threatening the continental record of 48.8C. Holiday hotspots like Benidorm face 45C, with experts warning of deadly risks.
Charred Natterjack Toad Found in Sefton Fire Warning
A charred natterjack toad was found in Sefton after fires at North Park and Hightown dunes. Green Sefton urges public to avoid barbecues and open fires to protect rare wildlife.
1,600-Year-Old Roman Villa with Rare Mosaic Found in Devon
Archaeologists have uncovered a 1,600-year-old Roman villa in Devon featuring a rare polychrome mosaic, bathhouse, and plunge pools, indicating high-status occupants.
Burnham Vows to End Rough Sleeping as PM
New Labour PM Andy Burnham pledges to end rough sleeping as his first instruction, backed by £340m funding to help at least 3,000 rough sleepers.
MasterChef Judge Wareing's Crucial Pancake Tip
MasterChef judge Marcus Wareing insists on warming the pan before pouring batter for perfect pancakes. Chef Nima Safaei also advises resting the batter for 30 minutes.
Loganair to Launch Europe's First Electric Aircraft Fleet by 2029
Loganair will operate at least five electric planes from 2029, becoming Europe's first commercial airline with an electric fleet, after successful trials.
Larry the Cat Faces New Dog Axel in Downing Street
Larry the cat, Chief Mouser to the Cabinet Office since 2011, has outlasted six PMs. Now, incoming PM Andy Burnham may bring his dog Axel, sparking a potential turf war. Larry's duties include greeting guests and inspecting security.
Aquafit helps Hebburn mum return to work after 14 years
Amy Mercer, 40, was housebound due to health issues but regained confidence through an NHS WorkWell aquafit class. She now has a job as a care home cooking assistant.
Avoid Pruning in Summer to Keep Bird Baths Safe and Cool
Gardeners should avoid pruning during summer to protect birds. Reposition bird baths to shaded areas, keep the yard quiet, and provide natural cover for hydration and safety.
US Issues Worldwide Travel Warning Amid Iran Tensions
The US State Department has issued a worldwide caution for Americans abroad, warning of potential targeting by Iran-backed groups, flight cancellations, and airspace closures due to heightened Middle East tensions.
Dovestone Firefighters Tackle Campfire Amid Moorland Blaze
Firefighters battling a prolonged moorland fire at Dovestone Reservoir had to extinguish a small fire linked to camping, as GMFRS warns against campfires and BBQs due to dry conditions.
Widow refuses to sell garden to protect 500-year-old tree
Jean Harris, 79, is fighting plans for a £45m road that would take part of her garden and threaten a 500-year-old oak tree in Herefordshire.
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