Biohackers Ice Testicles for Super Sperm Trend
Men are icing their testicles to boost sperm quality and testosterone, a trend popularized by biohacker Bryan Johnson. Experts explain the logic and risks.
Category : Environment
Cliff Collapses Near Sunbathers on Penarth Beach
A section of cliff crumbled between Penarth beach and Cardiff Bay Barrage at 4.30pm on July 10, sending a dust cloud near sunbathers. No injuries were reported, but the council urges public to avoid the area.
Urgent Warning to Liverpool After Smoke Covers City
A 'blanket of smoke' from wildfires in North Wales and Greater Manchester covered Liverpool, prompting an urgent warning from Green Party leader Tom Crone, who says the city is 'woefully unprepared' for climate change impacts.
Mist Peace Lilies in July for Longer-Lasting Flowers
Peace lilies produce longer-lasting flowers if misted with water in July, as humidity prevents wilting. Experts recommend spraying leaves every few days to mimic tropical conditions.
Heatwaves Cause 2,700 Extra UK Deaths, 29 Drownings
A London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine study estimates 2,700 excess deaths during UK heatwaves in May and June, with 29 drownings reported. The June peak saw 440 deaths daily.
Human Remains Eaten by Bears at Colorado Picnic Area
Human remains scavenged by bears and wildlife were discovered at Wild Rose Picnic Area near Grand Mesa, Colorado. Officials believe the person was not killed by animals, and there is no threat to public safety.
Alan Titchmarsh: Simple Addition Makes Patios Feel Bigger
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals that adding framework plants and using warm neutral containers can transform small patios into inviting outdoor rooms, making them feel larger and more usable year-round.
Wildlife Groups Disappointed by Lynx Opposition
Northumberland County Council voted 44-7 to oppose lynx reintroduction, despite 72% local support according to Missing Lynx Project, which calls the decision disappointing.
London Parks Ban Barbecues Amid Extreme Wildfire Risk
Londoners are warned against barbecuing in parks as the capital faces extreme wildfire risk. Most parks ban barbecues, with only a few designated areas for safe outdoor cooking.
Putin 'might jump out of a window' as fuel shortages worsen
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna warns Putin may 'jump out of a window' as fuel shortages spark violence across Russia, with oligarchs doubting his war leadership.
Protesters Hang Andrew-Epstein Picture in Buckingham Palace
Activists from Republic hung a picture of Prince Andrew with Jeffrey Epstein in Buckingham Palace's Throne Room, demanding answers about what he knew.
Titchmarsh: Water Butt Essential for Hosepipe Ban
Alan Titchmarsh recommends every home have a water butt to water lawns during hosepipe bans, as Anglian Water imposes restrictions amid UK heatwave.
Carry a Bank Card for Pet Bee Stings This Summer
Pet owners are advised to carry a bank card on walks to safely remove bee or wasp stingers. Experts warn stings can cause severe reactions, as seen in a Dachshund puppy who needed emergency vet care.
Jeremy Clarkson: My Kids Hounded by Press Like Farage's
Jeremy Clarkson reveals his children have been hounded by the press thousands of times, defending Nigel Farage's daughter from media harassment while criticizing Farage's political tantrum.
Gardeners: Don't Water These 3 Plants in Heatwave
Gardeners are advised to stop watering echinacea, lavender, and agapanthus during heatwaves. These drought-tolerant plants thrive in hot, dry conditions with minimal care, according to a TikTok expert.
Quick Chicken Fajitas: 25-Minute Family Dinner Recipe
This easy chicken fajitas recipe is ready in just 25 minutes, serving four. Packed with flavour and nutrients, it's the perfect quick midweek meal for the whole family.
Plant This Flower for Butterflies in Your Garden This Summer
The Royal Horticultural Society reveals Verbena bonariensis as the UK's most popular summer plant, a drought-tolerant flower that attracts butterflies and bees.
Chef's Cooling Trick: Damp Tea Towel Beats Fans
Discover how a simple damp tea towel, a chef's trick, provides instant relief during a heatwave without air conditioning or cold showers.
Ann Widdecombe murder response exposes Left's hate: Baldwin
A transgender former Labour candidate's comments hoping Ann Widdecombe 'screamed in agony' before her murder expose the hateful Left, writes Paul Baldwin.
Dan Snow's 'Most Depressing Lie' to His Kids
Historian Dan Snow admits he lies to his children about the world being well-run, hiding the truth about nuclear war and climate change risks, calling it the 'most depressing lie.'
Hybrid Tern Chick Dies at Northumberland Reserve
The hybrid chick of an American black tern and Arctic tern at Long Nanny has died after struggling to feed, a sad but not unexpected outcome, says National Trust.
Heatwaves Killed 1,002 in London and South East, Study Finds
A new study reveals that heatwaves in May and June caused 1,002 excess deaths in London and the South East, with climate change blamed for a significant portion.
Ireland Urges Water Conservation as Heatwave Continues
People in Ireland are asked to conserve water as a status yellow high temperature warning continues, with Met Éireann predicting further warnings and Uisce Éireann concerned about record demand.
Woman Recalls Terror of Waking to Blaze Above Her Home
Rita Raweily describes waking to a huge wildfire on Conwy Mountain. 36 homes evacuated as fire affects 200 acres, with crews remaining at the scene.
Over 2,700 Excess Deaths in May-June Heatwaves
More than 2,700 people are estimated to have died from heat-related causes during the May and June heatwaves in England and Wales, with 42% attributed to human-induced warming, researchers say.
Mechanic Rescues 50 Animals from Ukraine Frontline
Danny Ward, a car mechanic from the Scottish Highlands, evacuated over 50 animals including a pregnant cow from Kramatorsk, Ukraine, amid a Russian drone attack.
Summer Heatwave Warning: Dog Owners Alert for Toxic Algae
Vets warn dog owners of blue-green algae toxins in lakes as UK temperatures soar. Symptoms include vomiting, seizures, and can be fatal. Keep dogs away from contaminated water.
Boots £1.45 Eye Gel Cools You Down Instantly
As UK temperatures exceed 30°C, Boots Everyday Cucumber Eye Gel at £1.45 provides instant cooling relief. The product, currently out of stock online, is praised on TikTok for its refreshing and anti-ageing effects.
Seagulls 'Drunk' on Flying Ants in UK Heatwave
Seagulls in Suffolk coastal towns have been spotted staggering after gorging on flying ants. Experts suggest formic acid from the ants may be intoxicating the birds, causing them to act 'drunk'.
Two-Second Trick Stops Washing Machine Black Mould
Leaving the detergent drawer and door open after each wash prevents black mould by allowing air circulation, eliminating damp conditions.
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