Kitchen Item Trick to Cool Home During UK Heatwave
Place a bowl of cold water on windowsills to cool your home during the UK heatwave. Experts say this simple, cost-effective method can lower room temperature by absorbing heat.
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Rice Water Fertiliser: The Kitchen Scrap That Makes Peace Lilies Bloom
Learn how raw rice water can boost peace lily blooms naturally. A simple kitchen scrap fertiliser for bigger flowers.
Bald Eagle Chicks Hatch in California, Delighting Global Livestream Viewers
Two bald eagle chicks hatch in Big Bear Valley, California, delighting thousands watching via livestream, with conservation efforts underway.
Only Way to Water Plants Correctly During UK Heatwave
Gardening expert James shares the only correct way to water plants during a heatwave: water the soil, not leaves, and check moisture first to avoid overwatering and root rot.
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Safety Fears for Runcorn Residents Near Chemical Plant
A cancelled development near a critical chemical plant in Runcorn raises safety concerns for nearby residents. Local MP seeks access to secret inquiry findings.
Environmental Groups Criticise Adult Advent Calendar Trend as 'Superfluous Consumerism'
Environmental groups criticise adult Advent calendars as wasteful consumerism, citing excessive packaging and unwanted items.
Robin Makes Woman's Hair Its Nest at Yorkshire Wildlife Park
A woman at Yorkshire Wildlife Park was stunned when a robin made her hair its nest, sparking comments about robins being messengers from loved ones.
Robin Numbers in UK Gardens Reach 20-Year High
Robin numbers in UK gardens reach 20-year high in Big Garden Birdwatch, with waxwings also seen in large numbers.
Peacock Butterfly Crowned Britain's Favourite in Landmark Poll
Peacock butterfly wins Butterfly Conservation poll as Britain's favourite, beating 59 other species with over 20,000 votes cast.
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Repurpose Old Tights In Your Garden This March
Discover how to repurpose old tights in your garden this March with clever tips from a TikTok gardener, including uses as tree ties and pot organisers.
35 Million Salmon Deaths Reveal Scotland's Farm Inspection Crisis
APHA forced to release reports after ICO ruling, revealing millions of salmon deaths from poisoning and suffocation on Scottish farms.
Magpie Swooping Season Returns: Cyclists Main Targets
Almost two in three magpie attacks target cyclists during Australia's 2025 breeding season. Experts advise slowing down and dismounting.
Shark Net Trial Suspended After Fatal Attack at Dee Why Beach
NSW suspends shark net removal trial after fatal attack at Long Reef, questioning net effectiveness.
Kate Middleton reveals Bob the Builder as environmental inspiration on Italy trip
Kate Middleton cites Bob the Builder's 'reduce, reuse, recycle' philosophy during Italy trip focused on early years education and environmental sustainability.
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Will UK Schools Close as Temperatures Hit 38C?
With temperatures set to reach 38C, UK schools face tough conditions. No closures yet, but pressure mounts for a maximum temperature threshold as teachers and pupils struggle.
Government Plan to Relax Rules on Factory Farms Criticised
Ruth Tanner criticises UK plans to relax planning rules for industrial chicken farms, urging a cap on units and support for nature-friendly farming.
Mexico announces crackdown on industrial pollution after Guardian investigation
Mexico announces $4.8m fines and new air monitoring after Guardian investigation reveals heavy-metal contamination near US waste processing plant.
Ladybird Invasion Plagues UK Homes as Thousands Swarm Properties
UK homes are being swarmed by ladybirds seeking winter shelter, with harlequin ladybirds particularly problematic. Experts say the invasion is seasonal and not harmful.
Labour Used Water Industry Analysis to Argue Against Nationalisation
Labour accused of using water company-funded analysis to oppose nationalisation, with critics calling it 'economically illiterate'.
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Climate Change Made Australian Heatwave Five Times More Likely, Study Finds
Global heating made Australia's January heatwave five times more likely, with temperatures over 40°C, WWA analysis finds.
Nepal to scrap Everest waste deposit scheme over cheating concerns
Nepal scraps Everest waste deposit scheme after it failed to reduce rubbish, replacing it with a non-refundable clean-up fee.
Surrogate Sires Tech To Bring Premium Beef To Uk In 3 Years
Gene-editing creates 'surrogate sires' to breed elite livestock, aiming to boost food security and bring premium beef to UK within three years.
UK Government Plans to Relax Factory Farm Rules Amid Industry Lobbying
UK ministers propose easing planning rules for intensive chicken farms after industry lobbying, sparking environmental concerns.
Create Your Own Bird Art with Free Colouring Sheets from Pete Cromer for 2025
Free colouring sheets from artist Pete Cromer for the 2025 Australian bird of the year poll, featuring previous winners and runners-up.
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Amber Heat Alert Issued For Parts Of UK
UKHSA issues amber heat alert for much of England as temperatures forecast above 30°C over the weekend.
Cambridge Revives Darwin's Botany Course After Archive Discovery
Cambridge University revives a botany course based on materials used to teach Charles Darwin, discovered in its herbarium after nearly 200 years.
Fall Asleep Faster in UK Heatwave: Expert's Fan-Free Tip
Sleep expert Natalie Pennicotte-Collier reveals a simple fan-free method to fall asleep faster during a UK heatwave: keep your feet cool by sticking them out from under the duvet.
Hundreds of Dolphins in 'Superpod' Filmed in Irish Sea
Hundreds of common dolphins in a 'superpod' filmed by Sea Trust in the Irish Sea during a winter survey, with estimates of up to 500 dolphins.
Will UK Schools Close in 38C Heatwave? June Guidelines
Met Office issues amber heat warning with temperatures up to 38C. No official school closures yet, but pressure mounts for legal maximum classroom temperature.
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St Michael's Mount Still Scarred Three Months After Storm Goretti's 100mph Winds
Three months after Storm Goretti, St Michael's Mount and nearby residents still bear scars from 100mph winds, with 80% tree loss and ongoing power outage issues.
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