Amanda Owen Battles Freezing Conditions on Yorkshire Farm
Amanda Owen shares her struggle with freezing conditions on Raveseat Farm as she searches for a missing sheep.
Category : Environment
Botanic Gardens Aviary Closing After 87 Years
Sefton Council will close the Botanic Gardens aviary in Churchtown, Southport, due to animal welfare concerns and ageing infrastructure. The free attraction has been open since 1939.
What Mormons Really Think of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
Latter-day Saints share their views on Hulu's The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, criticising its sensationalism and misrepresentation of their faith.
Princess of Wales Highlights Reggio Emilia Model During Italy Visit
Princess Catherine's Italy visit spotlights the Reggio Emilia early childhood model, emphasizing curiosity and community involvement.
Country Diary: The Hard, Ancient Pleasure of Laying a Hedge
A country diary entry on the ancient practice of hedge laying, blending harsh physical labour with profound satisfaction.
Climate Activist Climbs on Plane at London City Airport, Causing Hijacking Scare
A Paralympic medallist climbed on a plane at London City Airport during Extinction Rebellion protests, causing a hijacking scare. About 50 arrests were made.
Ammonia Gas Leak in Oklahoma Sickens Dozens
Hundreds evacuated and dozens hospitalised after anhydrous ammonia leak from tanker truck in Weatherford, Oklahoma.
Harriet Cowan: Clarkson Missed a Trick at Diddly Squat
Harriet Cowan, star of Clarkson's Farm, joked that Jeremy Clarkson 'missed a trick' by not naming a soil exhibit 'Clarkson's Hole' during Cereals 2026 at Diddly Squat Farm.
Sort Your Garden Seeds The Monty Don Way This January
Monty Don-inspired seed sorting: a January task to organise your garden seeds for the year ahead.
Dog's 'Christmas Miracle' Transformation After Adoption by Vet
A terrified rescue dog transforms after being adopted by a vet, in what volunteers call a 'Christmas miracle'.
Victoria Bushfire Threat Eases as Over 500 Structures Lost
Victoria bushfire threat eases; over 500 structures lost, $10m clean-up fund announced. Communities urged to stay alert as conditions may worsen.
Sussan Ley: Net Zero Is a Compromise Not to Be Extended
Liberal Party drops net zero target, but Sussan Ley says reaching it would still be 'welcome outcome'.
Why Most Animals Aren't Hermaphrodites: Readers Weigh In
Readers discuss why hermaphroditism is less common in vertebrates, citing metabolic costs and evolutionary advantages of sexual dimorphism.
Amanda Owen Hits Back at 'Fake Farmer' Claims
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen defends her authenticity as a farmer after critics label her a 'fake farmer', sharing raw farm life footage.
Pro-Palestine March Across Sydney Harbour Bridge Approved by Court
NSW Supreme Court approves pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge, with legal protections for protesters despite police concerns.
Over 500 Structures Destroyed in Victoria Bushfires as Conditions Ease
Victoria bushfires destroy over 500 structures, kill farmer; conditions ease but alert remains.
2026 Gardening Calendar: Month-by-Month Essential Tasks
Essential month-by-month gardening tasks for 2026, from pruning and planting to pest control and lawn care.
Devices Making Your Home Hotter in Humidity
As humidity persists in Scotland, experts warn that common household devices can increase indoor heat and energy bills. Avoid using them during the hottest part of the day.
Man Airlifted After Crocodile Attack at Popular WA Camping Spot
A man in his 20s was airlifted to hospital after a crocodile attack at a popular camping spot in Western Australia's Kimberley region.
Wimbledon to Replace Hydrangeas with Drought-Resistant Plants
Wimbledon's head of courts and horticulture, Neil Stubley, says rising temperatures mean more hardy plants like lavender are needed, though iconic hydrangeas will remain in shaded areas.
Swede vs Turnip: A 57-Year UK Confusion Unveiled
A reader's 57-year confusion over swede and turnip names highlights a UK vegetable naming mix-up, plus corrections and gardening tips.
Shark Experts Issue Warning After Sydney Harbour Attack
Marine experts warn of sharks in Sydney Harbour after a kayaker was attacked by a bull shark in the Parramatta River.
Over half London rough sleepers non-UK citizens: CSJ
New data from the Centre for Social Justice reveals 51% of London's rough sleepers with confirmed nationalities are non-UK citizens, with 5,667 non-UK nationals compared to 5,475 Britons.
Ukraine Seeks $44bn from Russia for War-Related Climate Emissions
Ukraine demands $44bn from Russia for war-related climate emissions; Kharkiv strike wounds 32; Zelenskyy visits Turkey; US approves Patriot sale; Spain pledges aid.
Third 2026 Heatwave Triggers UKHSA Health Alerts in 5 Areas
A third heatwave of 2026 prompts UKHSA yellow heat-health alerts across five UK areas, warning of increased risk to life for vulnerable people from July 4 to 8.
Met Office Names 22 Areas With No Rain in July Heatwave
The Met Office forecasts a five-day heatwave starting July 4, with 22 areas receiving no rainfall. Temperatures may reach 30°C in parts of England.
Monty Don Warns: Leaving Grass Clippings Can Ruin Lawn
Monty Don warns that leaving grass clippings on the lawn after mowing can enrich the soil and limit next year's wildflower display. Always collect clippings.
Hidden Edinburgh Garden Oasis Behind Royal Mile
Dunbar's Close Garden is a secret 17th-century style oasis off Edinburgh's Royal Mile, free to enter and rated 4.6/5 on Google with 540 reviews.
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Over 30 Health Issues
A major BMJ study links ultra-processed foods to over 30 health conditions, including cancer and diabetes, but researchers caution the findings do not prove direct causation.
Scotland Bans Glue Traps: £40k Fine or 12 Months Jail
A new law in Scotland makes using, supplying, or possessing glue traps for mice and rats illegal, with fines up to £40,000 or 12 months in prison. The ban, effective July 1, follows the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Act 2024.
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