RSPCA: Remove Football Nets from Gardens to Save Wildlife
RSPCA warns that unattended football nets can trap and kill wildlife, urging fans to store nets after use following several rescues including a deer and a fox.
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Four Whales Wash Ashore in Japan After 8.7-Magnitude Earthquake Triggers Tsunami
Four whales wash ashore in Japan after an 8.7-magnitude earthquake triggers tsunami waves, prompting mass evacuations in Japan, Hawaii, and other Pacific regions.
Radioactive Wasp Nests Found at Former US Nuclear Weapons Site
Four radioactive wasp nests found at a former Cold War nuclear site in South Carolina, raising concerns about contamination leaks.
Jeremy Clarkson Launches Only Farmers Platform to Promote British Countryside
Jeremy Clarkson launches Only Farmers, a platform for booking farm experiences in the UK, coinciding with new series of Clarkson's Farm.
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German Shepherd Dogs Form Unlikely Bond with Hand-Reared Fawn in Devon
A fawn mistakenly rescued in Devon forms an unlikely bond with two German Shepherd dogs, but cannot be released back into the wild.
Stop Pouring Tinned Tuna Liquid Down Sinks, Warns Nick Knowles
Nick Knowles warns against pouring tinned tuna liquid down sinks to prevent fatbergs, which cause flooding, sewage spills, and cost millions to remove.
Gas flaring created 389m tonnes of carbon pollution last year, report finds
World Bank report finds gas flaring produced 389m tonnes of CO2 in 2024, highest since 2007, with weak rules and little incentive to stop.
Robert Irwin to Host 2026 Logie Awards: 'I Cannot Wait'
Robert Irwin, 22, has been announced as host of the 2026 TV Week Logie Awards, replacing Sam Pang. The wildlife warrior and TV star calls it a dream come true.
Southern Water Seeks Drought Permit For Rare Chalk Stream
Southern Water applies to lower River Test flow threshold, risking ecology of rare chalk stream and endangered salmon.
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Dog Walking Danger: Heatstroke Risk Starts at 20C
Dog owners should stop walking dogs when temperatures reach 20C, as heatstroke risk increases. Expert guidance from Animal Friends Pet Insurance and the RSPCA urges early walks and shaded routes.
Nick Knowles: Stop Draining Tinned Tuna Down Sink
BBC DIY SOS presenter Nick Knowles warns against pouring tinned tuna liquid down sinks, as it contributes to fatbergs that cause flooding, sewage overflows, and cost millions to remove.
Milk Spray Stops Black Spot on Roses Naturally
A simple milk and water spray can prevent black spot fungus on roses. Gardener Joe shares the recipe: one part milk to two parts water, applied weekly.
Sheep Association Fears 'Nightmare' Over NE Mayoral Rebrand
North of England Mule Sheep Association (NEMSA) criticises North East Combined Authority's rebrand to North East Mayoral Strategic Authority, citing confusion over shared initials NEMSA.
Garlic Cloves in Boiling Water Make Tastier Mashed Potatoes
Adding whole garlic cloves to the boiling water when cooking potatoes infuses them with flavour, says food blogger Amie. The trick creates creamy, flavourful mash without extra roasting.
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Add One Ingredient to Mayo for Creamy Potato Salad
Add one simple ingredient to mayo for the best creamy potato salad. Nicky Corbishley's recipe uses salad cream for a rich, tangy flavour.
BBC Ends Radio 4 Long Wave Service After Nearly 100 Years
BBC Radio 4's long wave service, broadcasting since 1934, was permanently switched off at 1am on Saturday. Presenter Al Ryan bid farewell, saying 'I shall miss her warmth and crackle.'
BBC ends long-wave radio service after 100 years
BBC Radio 4's long-wave service has been shut down permanently after almost a century, with presenter Al Ryan delivering an emotional final sign-off during the shipping forecast.
Why UK record heatwave feels worse than hotter countries
The UK's record heatwave, with temperatures reaching 37.3C in Suffolk, feels more intense due to high humidity, poorly insulated homes, and lack of preparation, experts say.
Toxic Toadfish Invade Greece During Tourist Season
Silver-cheeked toadfish with razor teeth and deadly neurotoxin are invading Greek waters. Authorities offer €5.33/kg for catches after nets destroyed and a woman bitten.
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Add Salad Cream to Mayo for Best Potato Salad
For the best potato salad, mix mayo with salad cream, says recipe creator Nicky Corbishley. This simple addition adds tang and richness to the classic side dish.
Former Bodybuilder's IBS Cured by Cutting Out Eggs
Ian Lloyd, a former bodybuilder, suffered from severe IBS for years. After a food intolerance test, he discovered eggs were the cause. Cutting them out led to a 10kg weight loss and transformed his health.
Morning Task to Fix Brown Lawn Patches After Heatwave
Water your lawn between 6-10am twice weekly to revive brown patches. Avoid mowing during heatwaves to prevent permanent damage, says gardening expert Lucie Bradley.
UK Must Build Giant Underground Bunkers for Survival: Expert
Resilience architect Philip Pauley warns the UK must build giant underground bunkers to survive extinction-level threats, calling them 'critical national infrastructure' as a record heatwave grips the nation.
2,300+ Pembrokeshire Homes Delayed by Nitrogen Rules
More than 100 development schemes representing over 2,300 homes in Pembrokeshire face delays due to Natural Resources Wales' nitrogen neutrality assessment requirements.
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Rye: UK Seaside Town Dubbed 'New Cotswolds' with Cobbled Streets
Rye in East Sussex is hailed as the 'new Cotswolds' for its medieval cobbled streets, historic architecture, and proximity to Camber Sands beach, offering a quieter coastal alternative.
Corfu Wildfire: Brits Fled Villa with 10 Minutes to Spare
A British family on holiday in Corfu was given just 10 minutes to grab passports and flee their villa as a fast-moving wildfire approached, forcing them to spend the night with strangers.
Avoid Common Watering Mistake to Keep Lawn Green in Heat
To keep lawns green and thick during UK heatwaves above 30C, avoid the common mistake of improper watering. Water deeply for 40-60 minutes every other day or at least every 3-4 days, and only in early morning.
Ben Whittaker Vows Boxing Home on US Debut
Undefeated star Ben Whittaker promises a big win for England on his US debut, dismissing England's World Cup chances but vowing to bring boxing glory home.
Met Office Issues Extreme Heat Warning for 31 Areas
The Met Office has issued a rare extreme heat warning for 31 areas across the UK as hot and humid weather continues to affect parts of the country.
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Water Lawns Early Morning to Fix Heatwave Brown Patches
Gardening expert Lucie Bradley advises watering lawns between 6-10am to revive scorched grass and prevent soil compaction after heatwave.
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