Residents of Duckmanton, Derbyshire, say their lives are a 'living nightmare' due to a massive landfill site that brings flies, dust, and unbearable stench, making them prisoners in their own homes.
Arsene Wenger says FIFA will review World Cup hydration breaks after the tournament, noting they didn't affect results but fans and coaches were divided on their impact.
Donald Trump claimed people in 'poverty-stricken' Scotland are celebrating Andy Burnham's plan to open North Sea oil fields, calling it a move from disaster to riches.
A PR expert advises Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to remain silent about their meeting with King Charles to rebuild public approval, as their popularity in the UK and US continues to decline.
The Times named Summerleaze Beach in Bude, Cornwall, as Britain's best beach for 2026. A visitor describes its clean sands, easy access, and family-friendly facilities.
Bryson's Animal Shelter in Gateshead, founded in 1947, urgently needs £250,000 to replace its dilapidated kennel block, which has a leaky roof and poor heating, forcing its closure.
A Cardiff Council bin lorry burst into flames outside the Mackintosh Pub in Cathays, with bike batteries believed to be the cause. Fire service response minimized damage.
Spain faces its third summer heatwave with temperatures up to 45°C, potentially the hottest week so far. UK tourists warned as extreme heat, wildfires, and dry thunderstorms loom.
Planning permission granted in 2020 for three tower blocks in Salford's Colliers Yard included restoration of derelict Greengate Baths. Now a food hall plan is submitted.
Chef Cathy Roma reveals that roasting broccoli in olive oil instead of boiling transforms it into a crispy, flavourful side dish, preserving nutrients and caramelising natural sugars.
Bad Bunny abandoned his Milan concert after hailstones 'the size of walnuts' injured fans. The July 18 show at Ippodromo Snai La Maura was cancelled, with full refunds promised by Live Nation.
Flash flood warnings strike north-east US amid wildfire smoke from Canada. Poor air quality plagues New York City as thunderstorms trigger dangerous weather.
Pauline Hanson's podcast with Tommy Robinson showcased their mutual talent for embodying grievance, turning bigotry into entertainment. The spectacle surpasses substance, reflecting a troubling political trend.
One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts faces scrutiny over resurfaced conspiracy comments, including claims that Covid vaccines were bioweapons and that a global elite controls green energy shift, as the party surges in polls.
A briefing to BHP investors warns Australia's fuel tax break is hindering decarbonisation. The tax credit worth $622m to BHP last year makes diesel abatement projects less attractive, delaying fleet electrification.
Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie told CPAC London that conservatives are at war with leftwing globalists, mass immigration, and woke institutions, urging unity across the English-speaking world.
Ukrainian long-range strikes hit two Wildberries logistics centers in Russia, used for supplying sanctioned drone components, Zelenskyy says. Seven killed, 25 wounded in Tambov region.
The Bank of England will stop accepting bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral for loans, marking a major win for climate campaigners. The ban starts in October, signaling growing financial risks of coal assets as the world shifts to green energy.
A reader feels guilty after ghosting a friend with trauma and mental health issues. Psychotherapist Noel Bell explains that prioritizing wellbeing over toxic behavior is self-care, not cruelty.
Entomologist Dino Martins argues parasites are vital to biodiversity, revealing their roles in ecosystems and human health in his new book Hidden Creatures.
Spain's elite defensive record faces Argentina's potent attack in the World Cup final. Data shows Spain conceded just 2.15 xG, while Argentina outperforms xG. Messi leads shots with 34.
Victoria will introduce laws forcing social media platforms to identify anonymous users accused of vilification, and lower the legal threshold for suing platforms over psychiatric harm to children.
Spain's footballing philosophy, rooted in Johan Cruyff's ideology and refined by Guardiola and Emery, defines their success. Luis de la Fuente leads the team into the World Cup final against Argentina, highlighting Spanish coaching dominance.
A Conservative social media manager and a left-leaning transport psychology researcher debate Palestine Action and the triple lock. William shifted his view on the pension policy after Hugo's arguments.
From molten salt in Nevada to sweat-powered patches in Japan, innovative battery technologies are solving renewable energy's biggest challenge: storage.
The Trump administration's cuts to federal agencies and rollback of protections have worsened multiple crises, including election security threats, cyclosporiasis outbreaks, and environmental vulnerabilities.
A new poll shows 61% of likely US voters believe extreme weather events have become more frequent, with heatwaves topping concerns. Bipartisan support for worker heat protections also emerges.
Almost all of Italy's 8,000km coastline is privatized. Now 'free beach' campaigners are battling the mafia, military, and profiteering lidos to reclaim public access.
Death salons for marginalized communities are growing in popularity, offering spaces for people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals to discuss mortality, cultural stigmas, and end-of-life planning without judgment.
An anti-smartphone festival in New York highlights a growing neo-luddite movement, but columnist Emma Beddington recalls that life before smartphones was often lonely, dangerous, and boring.