Sainsbury's £8M Pledge to Fight Holiday Hunger

Sainsbury's commits £8 million to fund over 500,000 holiday club places by 2029, partnering with Comic Relief to tackle school holiday hunger and urging government expansion of HAF programme.

Dog Owners: Carry Bank Card on Summer Walks for Stings

Dog owners should keep a bank card in their pocket during summer walks to safely remove bee or wasp stingers. Experts warn stings can cause severe reactions, as seen in a five-month-old Dachshund pup who needed emergency vet care after picking up a wasp.

Flamingo Revolution Against Ivanka Trump's Resort

Activists in Albania launch 'Flamingo Revolution' against Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner's luxury resort plan on Sazan Island, threatening Europe's last wild river delta and protected species.

Cotton-Only Rule for Heatwave Nights: Expert Advice

As UK temperatures near 30C, experts recommend switching to cotton pyjamas to stay cool. Two in three Brits struggle to sleep, losing three hours nightly. Cotton's breathability and moisture-wicking properties help regulate body temperature.

Washing Machine Black Mould: Simple 2-Second Fix

Leaving the washing machine detergent drawer open after each use prevents black mould growth, according to cleaning experts. This free two-second task improves ventilation and stops mould from returning.

Hosepipe Bans Expand Across UK Amid Heatwave

Millions face hosepipe bans as a third heatwave grips the UK. Interactive map shows restrictions in London and beyond. Affinity Water, South East Water, and others impose bans. Thames Water urges voluntary cuts.

UK Faces 'Exceptional' Wildfire Risk This Week

The UK faces an 'exceptional' wildfire risk this week as a heatwave persists. Natural England warns the risk will spread to the South East and east of England, with most of England and Wales at 'very high' risk.

Heatwaves Caused Over 2,700 Excess Deaths

An estimated 2,700 people died from heat-related causes during the May and June heatwaves in England and Wales, with 42% of deaths linked to climate change, according to new research.

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