UK Teens Split on Under-16 Social Media Ban
Nine in 10 UK parents support an under-16 social media ban, but teenagers have mixed views, from full support to concerns about business and communication.
Category : Environment
World Cup Night Games Could Cut UK Energy Bills
UK households could save on energy bills by using time-of-use tariffs during late-night World Cup matches, with potential savings of up to £230 annually.
Burnham's Public Ownership Plans for Water and Energy
Andy Burnham aims to bring water and energy under public control if he becomes PM, a move that could cost billions but reduce bills. Critics warn of taxpayer burden.
Seoul Pride: Thousands Fill Streets for Queer Culture Festival
Tens of thousands celebrated Seoul's queer culture festival, demanding legal protections and an end to discrimination, despite ongoing stigma and political opposition.
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Tropical Heron Spotted in UK for First Time Due to Climate Change
A western reef heron, typically found in tropical regions, has been spotted in north Wales for the first time. Experts link the sighting to milder winters from climate change.
Drug Diversion Schemes Cut Reoffending More Than Prosecution
New research in England shows that police-led drug diversion schemes reduce reoffending by a third compared to prosecution, urging wider adoption across forces.
From Colombo to Kathmandu: Youth Movements Topple South Asian Elites
Youth-led protests in Nepal topple PM Oli, following Sri Lanka and Bangladesh uprisings against entrenched elites.
EPA Rules xAI Data Centre Used Illegal Gas Turbines
EPA rules Elon Musk's xAI used illegal gas turbines at Tennessee data centres, a win for Memphis activists fighting pollution.
Heatwave Poses Extra Challenges for Diabetes Management, Charity Warns
UK heatwave complicates diabetes management; charity advises frequent blood sugar checks and insulin storage precautions.
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Charity Shops in Sydney Hit by Illegal Dumping During Lockdown
Illegal dumping outside charity shops in Sydney surges during coronavirus lockdown, costing charities millions in cleanup fees.
Thirteen Bison Killed in Montana Highway Crash Near Yellowstone
Thirteen bison killed after a semi-truck hit a herd on Highway 191 near Yellowstone during a winter storm.
Trump Ally Schwarzman Stopped From Filling Lake on UK Estate During Drought
Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman stopped from filling lake on UK estate during drought after residents complained to Southern Water.
Mother and Son Rescued After SOS Notes Found in California Forest
Mother and son rescued in California after leaving handwritten SOS notes in a remote forest, found by search teams within hours.
Snakes Calculate Angles Before Striking Prey, Study Finds
Study reveals vipers, elapids, and colubrids use different striking techniques, with some adjusting fang angles in milliseconds.
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World Cup 2026: 93% of Matches at Risk from Extreme Heat, Warns UN Climate Chief
UN warns 93% of World Cup 2026 matches face extreme heat risks, with climate change blamed for dangerous conditions for players and fans.
Packham: Labour's Bearskin Cap Orders a Broken Promise
Chris Packham criticizes the Labour government for increasing orders of bearskin caps by 336%, calling it a broken animal welfare promise and a waste of public money.
Ecuador Declares State of Emergency After Fuel Subsidy Cuts Spark Protests
Ecuador declares state of emergency after fuel subsidy cuts spark protests, with transport strikes and clashes leading to 19 arrests.
Highlands Pylon Plans Face Local Opposition
Campaigners oppose SSEN's pylon plans in Scottish Highlands, citing threats to scenery and tourism; consultation open until 14 April.
Kyoto's Cherry Blossoms Reach Earliest Peak on Record Amid Climate Crisis
Kyoto's cherry blossoms peaked on 26 March, the earliest on record, as experts blame global warming for the shifting bloom times.
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Hundreds of Thousands Demand Permanent Gaza Ceasefire in London March
Hundreds of thousands marched in London demanding a permanent Gaza ceasefire, amid a temporary truce and hostage exchange.
Paris's Third Places: A Community Hub Antidote to Far-Right Disaffection
Paris's third places, like Print and Les Grands Voisins, offer free communal spaces that counter far-right disaffection by fostering social connection.
Bird Experts Urge 9pm Switch-Off for Christmas Lights to Protect Wildlife
Wildlife experts urge UK households to switch off Christmas lights by 9pm to protect birds and nocturnal animals from confusion and energy loss.
Ministers Tell Environment Agency To Wave Through Planning Apps
Ministers instruct Environment Agency to approve planning apps with minimal resistance, sparking environmental concerns.
Hero Pensioner Drowned Trying to Save Mother and Daughter Swept Out to Sea
Mark Ratcliffe, 67, died trying to save mother and daughter swept out to sea at Withernsea. Inquest hears of heroic efforts.
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USPS Bald Eagle Stamps Mark America's 250th Anniversary
USPS unveils bald eagle stamps for America's 250th anniversary, depicting the bird's life stages and highlighting its conservation success.
Mass Evacuation in Weatherford After Toxic Chemical Spill
Around 1,000 residents evacuated in Weatherford, Oklahoma after a lorry crash caused a toxic chemical spill, with 36 hospitalised and air deemed unsafe.
Rare Hoopoe Bird Sparks Excitement with UK Sightings
Rare hoopoe bird sightings surge across UK in April 2026, sparking excitement among birdwatchers in Devon, Kent, and beyond.
Bird Masturbation Is Natural, Study Finds, Urging Owners Not to Punish
Study finds bird masturbation is natural and more common in the wild, urging owners not to punish or intervene with surgery or hormones.
No Mow May Boosting UK Wildlife By Letting Lawns Grow
No Mow May encourages UK gardeners to let lawns grow wild, boosting pollinators like bees. Since the 1930s, 97% of wildflower meadows have vanished.
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Iceland Marks 50 Years Since Women’s Day Off with Strike, President Warns of Backlash
Iceland marks 50 years since the Women’s Day Off strike with a new protest, as President warns of global feminist backlash despite the country’s leading gender equality.
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