Shark Attack Survivor's Life-Saving Tips Revealed
Allan Oppert survived a great white shark attack by staying calm, using his speargun as a shield, and keeping his regulator in place.
Allan Oppert survived a great white shark attack by staying calm, using his speargun as a shield, and keeping his regulator in place.
Expert tips on when and how to water plants during a UK heatwave, including using rainwater and grey water, and avoiding common mistakes.
Jane Goodall warns humanity must overhaul food systems to prevent future pandemics and climate disaster, urging a move away from factory farming.
The UK has broken the record for the most days reaching 34°C in a calendar year, with 34.4°C recorded at Wisley, Surrey, surpassing the previous record of seven days set in 1976 and 2020.
Scientists warn SA algal bloom could rival Black Summer bushfires in wildlife impact, urging government action and funding.
Joe Cole and Gary Lineker playfully suggest FIFA president Gianni Infantino appears on screen during every World Cup match, sparking a conspiracy theory. Infantino has taken over 27 flights and attended two matches daily.
A creature washed up on Newton Beach in Porthcawl is believed to be a critically endangered smooth-hound shark, according to wildlife expert Dr Sarah Perry.
Bolton planners approved a £5.9M plan to transform Grade II listed Rock Hall into a cultural community venue, just a day after a £4.5M National Lottery Heritage Fund grant was announced.
Over 100,000 El Paso residents left without water after a major main break; boil water notice issued and schools closed.
Cop30 climate talks in Belem overrun as countries remain divided on fossil fuel phase-out roadmap; Paris architect urges action.
Shadow Scottish Secretary Andrew Bowie calls for maximum economic recovery from the North Sea, warning that without domestic drilling, the UK will rely on imports with higher emissions.
Study warns southern Spain could become desert by 2100 if emissions continue; only limiting warming to 1.5°C can preserve Mediterranean ecosystems.
Cleaning experts warn UK households to avoid leaving washing machine doors closed during the heatwave, as trapped moisture can cause mould and bacteria to thrive.
Northumberland County Council has voted 44-7 to formally oppose any proposals to reintroduce the Eurasian lynx to the county, despite the Missing Lynx Project reporting 72% public support.
The Fire Brigades Union warns that the Princes Street fire demonstrates the fire service cannot withstand further cuts, highlighting the need for adequate funding and staffing.
Place cinnamon sticks or star anise on windowsills to deter spiders, ants, and other insects this spring, says home hacks expert.
Wales faces its third heatwave of the year with temperatures above 30°C. Emergency services urge caution, citing increased demand and risks like dehydration and cold water shock.
Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament have been named Britain's most spectacular view in a new survey, with Tower Bridge coming second. The study also reveals social media's growing influence on travel choices.
Northumberland County Council has approved plans for a 200-acre solar farm near Alnwick, expected to power 12,000 homes and cut carbon emissions by 15,000 tonnes annually.
Controversial £300m Wisbech incinerator approved despite opposition and conflict of interest concerns involving Environment Secretary Steve Barclay.
A survey of 2,000 adults reveals 90% of Brits love cheese, but 39% stick to mild cheddar. Gen Z are least likely to try Stilton, with 43% never tasting it, citing smell and appearance.
A petition with nearly 3,500 signatures calls for a ban on eating guinea pigs in Wales after Pembrokeshire council approved a couple breeding them for meat under a One Planet Development scheme.
Hundreds of sea lions have taken over San Carlos Beach in Monterey, California, forcing its closure to the public. Officials urge caution and remind visitors to stay 150 feet back.
At least 13 schools in England and Wales will close early this week as a third heatwave pushes temperatures to 36C, prompting early dismissals and full closures.
Place a bowl of cold water on your windowsill to cool your bedroom during the UK heatwave. The method is endorsed by British Gas and LEAP Energy Advice.
Place a bowl of cold water on your windowsill to cool your home during a heatwave, a cheap and effective trick endorsed by energy experts and British Gas.
Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi arrested on terror charges over June protests; denies allegations, sparking online outcry.
Brits are advised to take lukewarm showers and spread damp towels to reduce humidity and cool their homes faster during the heatwave, with temperatures reaching 35C.
One in three UK parents underestimate daily water use by a bathtub, says Affinity Water study; new initiative launched to educate families.
The British Red Cross recommends wearing cold socks to bed to lower body temperature during the UK heatwave, with temperatures reaching 35C. This simple hack can help improve sleep quality.