Parmesan Cheese Supply Threatened by Extreme Heat
Extreme heat in northern Italy is reducing milk yields by up to 10%, threatening parmesan production. Producers warn of potential supply issues and higher prices.
Category : Environment
Why Dogs Greet You With a Toy in Their Mouth: Heartwarming Reason
Dogs often greet owners with a toy in their mouth, a behavior called displacement behavior to manage excitement, not just a gift. Experts explain the sweet reason behind this common canine habit.
Lidl Recalls Ice Cream Over Undeclared Cashew Allergy Risk
Lidl recalls 1001 Delights Dubai Style Pistachio Ice Cream due to undeclared cashews. Customers with nut allergies warned not to eat it.
GB News Update on Ann Widdecombe Murder Investigation
GB News' Home and Security Editor Mark White revealed police are investigating far-left extremism as a possible motive in the murder of Ann Widdecombe, with Counter Terrorism Police now leading the case.
Teen terrified as Wales wildfire came within feet of home
Elvie Drinkwater, 16, described hearing and smelling the wildfire as it approached her family home in Capelulo, Conwy, forcing evacuation of 36 homes.
Fan Mistake Making UK Homes Hotter This Summer
Many UK households are using fans incorrectly, inadvertently warming their homes. Experts reveal how to position fans for effective cooling.
Monty Don: Remove Lower Leaves to Stop Tomato Blight
Gardening expert Monty Don advises removing lower leaves from outdoor tomatoes as the best defence against blight, which increases from late July due to warm, humid conditions.
Monty Don's Tomato Blight Prevention: Strip Lower Leaves
Monty Don recommends stripping lower leaves from outdoor tomatoes from late July to prevent blight. This simple job improves ventilation and sunlight exposure, reducing disease risk.
High Wildfire Risk in Scotland: Stay Vigilant
Parts of Scotland are at very high risk of wildfire from July 15-20, with the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service urging the public to avoid outdoor fires and barbecues.
Jasmine Harman Devastated Over Guest's Presumed Death in Wildfire
A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman shares devastation after guest Annette Kilgore is presumed dead in Spanish wildfires. Husband Malcolm Timbrell recalls screaming at her not to flee on foot.
BBC Expert: 7 Science Tips to Keep Your Home Cool
BBC science journalist Caroline Steel shares 7 simple physics-based methods to cool your home during hot weather, from closing windows to using fans strategically.
Shearer warns England of FIFA change before Argentina semi
Alan Shearer warns England about a major FIFA change and VAR shift ahead of the World Cup semi-final against Argentina, urging players to keep cool under provocation.
Seven British Killed in Spain Wildfires
Seven of the 13 victims killed in one of Spain's deadliest wildfires on record in Almeria were British, officials confirmed. The fire, fueled by extreme heat, forced evacuations and claimed lives of multiple nationalities.
Prue Leith Fears for Son's Safety After Widdecombe Murder
Dame Prue Leith has voiced concerns for her son Danny Kruger, a Reform MP, following the murder of Ann Widdecombe, which is being investigated by counter-terrorism police. Leith admitted she is scared but trusts the government to protect MPs.
Chris Packham's 'Evolution' Series Leaves Viewers Hooked
Chris Packham fronts new BBC series 'Evolution,' a five-part journey through life's transformation over 4 billion years, captivating viewers after Winterwatch was axed and replaced by a podcast.
700K Scottish Specimens Digitised in Biodiversity Project
Around 700,000 natural science specimens from Scottish collections will be digitised, including the Pelham-Clinton moth collection, unlocking critical biodiversity data for research on climate change and ecosystem shifts.
Catapult Attacks Kill Wildlife at Pembroke's Mill Pond
Wildlife at Pembroke's Mill Pond in Wales is being killed by catapult attacks, with five animals found with injuries consistent with such attacks, according to Pembroke Town Council.
Monty Don's Best Defence Against Tomato Blight
Monty Don shares the best defence against tomato blight as risk increases in July: good ventilation and stripping lower leaves for outdoor tomatoes.
Boothstown residents protest 300 homes near RHS Bridgewater
Dozens of Boothstown residents marched against plans for 282 homes on greenbelt land near RHS Bridgewater, recommended for approval despite 2,600 objections.
Lidl Recalls Pistachio Ice Cream Over Undeclared Cashew Nuts
Lidl recalls 1001 Delights Dubai Style Pistachio Ice Cream in Northern Ireland and Ireland due to undeclared cashews, posing a health risk to those with nut allergies. Customers urged to return product for refund.
Host Pays Tribute to Star Feared Dead in Spanish Wildfires
A British pensioner who survived Spanish wildfires by sheltering in an abandoned car with his cat fears his wife and friends were killed. Channel 4 host Jasmine Harman shares tribute.
Monty Don: Pick Raspberries Now for Best Taste
Monty Don advises gardeners to harvest summer-fruiting raspberries in July for the sweetest taste, and shares essential summer gardening tips including feeding containers, pruning fruit trees, and cutting back perennials.
River Usk Discolouration Caused by Algae, Not Sewage
Natural Resources Wales ruled out sewage pollution after the River Usk turned brown. Investigation found algae caused by hot weather was responsible for the discolouration.
UK Pet Owners Risk Heatstroke for Pets Indoors
Millions of UK pet owners inadvertently put dogs and cats at risk of heatstroke indoors during summer heatwaves, experts warn, with 85% prioritising own comfort.
Major Incident Declared After Avonmouth Recycling Centre Fire
A major incident has been declared after a significant fire at a recycling centre in Avonmouth, Bristol. Residents urged to keep windows and doors closed due to large smoke plume.
Bristol Fire: Major Blaze at Recycling Centre in Avonmouth
A significant fire broke out at a recycling centre on Kings Weston Lane in Avonmouth, Bristol, early Wednesday. Avon Fire and Rescue declared a major incident, urging residents to keep windows and doors closed.
FIFA Accused of Hypocrisy Over Extended World Cup Half-Time
FIFA faces hypocrisy accusations as plans emerge to extend the World Cup final half-time break beyond the 15-minute limit set by IFAB, with a 30-minute Super Bowl-style show planned.
Gardeners Urged to Cover Plants with Frost Fleece in Heatwaves
Gardening expert Ish recommends using frost fleece to protect potted plants during heatwaves, reflecting sunlight and retaining moisture.
Cafe owner shares CCTV of customer throwing tomatoes
Cafe owner Klea Hajita shared CCTV footage of a customer throwing tinned tomatoes over the floor after being told he couldn't bring own drinks into Golden Brunch in Dingle.
Amazon Recalls 67,000 Junpower Coin Batteries Over Safety
Over 60,000 Junpower coin batteries sold on Amazon are recalled due to incorrect packaging that poses a choking hazard to children. Consumers must stop use immediately.
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