UK taxpayers on hook as failed Cumbria coalmine investors sue government
Singapore firm sues UK government under secretive ISDS rules after Cumbria coalmine blocked, risking taxpayer compensation.
Category : Environment
Climate Crisis Worsens Hay Fever: Pollen Season Lengthens
Climate change is extending pollen seasons and worsening allergies, with rare 'thunderstorm asthma' events becoming more likely.
Vet Issues 4pm Winter Warning for UK Pet Owners
Vet warns UK pet owners to stay alert as winter darkness falls, with roads dangerous for dogs and cats. Tips include reflective gear and microchipping.
UK Hottest Day Next Week: 17 Counties at 40C
Weather models suggest the UK could see temperatures up to 41C next week, potentially breaking the all-time record of 40.3C. The Met Office says a heatwave is increasingly likely.
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Bus Plunges Into River in China's Hebei Amid Deadly Floods
Bus falls into river in Hebei, China, killing three and leaving 11 missing amid severe floods affecting millions.
Tasmanian trainer fined $2,000 for whipping horse over 40 times
Tasmanian trainer Liandra Gray fined $2,000 for whipping racehorse The Bolt over 40 times, causing moderate to severe pain.
Plastics Treaty Collapses After Petrostates Block Deal
UN plastics treaty talks collapse as petrostates and US block binding action; campaigners urge continued efforts despite setback.
Police Probe Huntsman Over Horse Attack Footage
Police investigate after hunt saboteur is hit by horse in Rutland; conflicting accounts from saboteurs and hunt.
Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds Pub Overwhelmed by Thousands of Visitors
Jeremy Clarkson's Cotswolds pub, The Farmer's Dog, attracts thousands of visitors daily, with vast car parks and packed beer gardens.
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Ian Russell Obituary: Real Ale and Folk Music Advocate
Ian Russell, a leading expert on real ale and folk music, opened doors to understanding tradition and community at Camra's first Pub Preservation Conference in the 1980s.
Forging Cross-Border Food Links Over a Danish Gravy Burger
Rob Fink recounts how spotting a Danish bøfsandwich led to cross-border cultural food links, highlighting the gravy burger's rise and annual awards broadcast on Danish TV.
Centrist Democrats Push for Schism After DSA Primary Wins
Democratic Socialists of America sweep primaries; centrist Democrats like James Carville and Jaime Harrison call for a formal break with the progressive wing, warning of extinction.
Expert Clothing Tips for Extreme Summer Heat
Experts recommend loose, light-coloured, natural-fibre clothing like linen and cotton to stay cool in extreme heat, plus cooling accessories and sun protection.
Venezuela Earthquake: Test of State and US Promises
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Venezuela killed at least 1,450, caused $6.7bn damage, and exposed state incapacity. The US pledged $300m aid but faces doubts amid USAID cuts.
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UK Farmers Paid To Protect Waterways In New Scheme
Environment Secretary Steve Reed announces new payments for English farmers to clean up waterways, reforming the post-Brexit sustainable farming incentive scheme.
Home Bargains £4 Natural Fertiliser for Greener Lawn
Home Bargains sells Westland SafeLawn natural fertiliser for £3.99, reduced from £5.99. The slow-release feed covers 40m², is safe for kids and pets, and promotes a lush lawn year-round.
UK Weather Maps Turn Volcanic Red: 19 Hottest Areas
UK weather maps show temperatures up to 32°C on July 8, with 19 hottest counties identified. Met Office warns of another heatwave 'increasingly likely' this weekend, though less intense than June's record-breaking spell.
Katie Price Slammed by PETA Over New Puppy Purchase
Katie Price faces PETA backlash after buying a £2,000 pomsky puppy in Dubai, with concerns over animal welfare and her track record of lost pets.
Asteroid Strike Levelled 830 Square Miles – Scientists Rate Repeat
The Tunguska Event flattened 2,150 sq km of Siberian forest in 1908. NASA says no major impact likely for 100 years, but house-sized asteroids hit every decade.
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Reform councillor criticised for autism housing comments
Gateshead Reform councillor Garry Thompson is under fire for suggesting some families use autism diagnoses to jump housing waiting lists, sparking Labour condemnation.
Forestry Worker Dies in Accident, Family Raises £30k
Stephen Jones, known as Steve Peg, died in a forestry accident on June 8. His family raised £30,000 via JustGiving for funeral costs and support. Funeral on July 3 at Pentrebychan Crematorium.
Doctor: Hell Is Real in a Matrix-Style Simulation
Healthcare researcher Dr Orson Wedgwood says near-death experiences reveal a real hell within a God-created simulation, testing human souls.
Woman Nearly Binned Leaflet That Exposed Leasehold Scandal
Two women describe the 'penny drop' moment that led to a decade-long campaign to end the 'feudal' leasehold system, resulting in new laws and OBE honours.
West Sussex Beach Closed After Illnesses
A paddling beach at Southwater Country Park in West Sussex is being closed after reports of multiple people falling ill after entering the water. The local council is monitoring the situation.
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Tintwistle Moor Wildfire Rages for Fifth Day
A wildfire on Tintwistle Moor near Greater Manchester has burned for five days, with helicopter footage showing smouldering ground. Fire crews from Derbyshire and Greater Manchester continue to battle the blaze.
Welsh Beach Algal Bloom Mistaken for Sewage, NRW Confirms
A couple's visit to Marros Sands in Carmarthenshire was ruined by what they thought was sewage, but Natural Resources Wales confirmed it was a harmless algal bloom, a common summer confusion.
Leave Mealworms for Robins in Summer Heat
Robins struggle to find food in hot, dry July. Gardeners can help by leaving out mealworms, soaked dried mealworms, or soft fruit. Avoid bread and hard foods.
Farage Savages Burnham's Devolution Plan
Nigel Farage has savaged Andy Burnham's plan to supercharge devolution, questioning whether it has ever improved life anywhere it's been tried, citing London, Wales, and Scotland.
Leave Mealworms Out for Robins in July, Woodland Trust Urges
Robins struggle to find food in summer heat. The Woodland Trust recommends leaving mealworms or soft fruit out to help them feed their young and stay hydrated.
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Booing Taylor Swift? It's Misogyny, Says Commentator
A commentator argues that booing Taylor Swift at events reflects misogyny, noting her 20-year career and female-dominated fan base.
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