A common marmoset, named Oyster, was found abandoned in a laundry bag on a 302 bus in Kensal Rise. The RSPCA rescued the terrified monkey, which is now adapting to a sanctuary and will soon meet a male companion.
Police warn the response to the massive Cairngorms wildfire will continue for days despite encouraging signs. Exclusion zones remain around Glenmore and Loch Morlich as crews tackle the blaze.
A large grass fire in Litherland, Merseyside, was extinguished by firefighters. The blaze, measuring 300m by 500m, was tackled with beaters and hose reel jets. Police assisted with road closures.
Gardening experts warn against cutting grass too short during heatwaves, as it can cause brown patches. Tips include deep watering, removing weeds, and moving equipment.
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Andy Burnham has a chance to address Labour's lack of Black MPs. Miatta Fahnbulleh is a start, but more diverse voices are needed to tackle systemic issues affecting Black Britons.
United Utilities confirms no hosepipe ban for Greater Manchester and North West England, as reservoir levels remain above average despite dry weather affecting southern regions.
A common marmoset named Oyster was found abandoned in a laundry bag on a 302 bus in Kensal Rise. The RSPCA rescued her, and she now lives at a primate sanctuary with a new companion.
A common marmoset was found abandoned in a laundry bag on a London bus in Kensal Rise. Named Oyster, she is now at a sanctuary, and the RSPCA is investigating.
New PM Andy Burnham vows to end rough sleeping in his first address, echoing his mayoral pledge. Despite progress, numbers in Greater Manchester rose to 197 in 2025.
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The emergency response to the Cairngorms wildfire will continue in coming days, with police reporting encouraging progress. The blaze has burned 6 sq km of heather and small trees, leading to evacuations.
South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture launches 'Nets for Goalposts' project, funded by Scottish Government's Summer of Sport, to boost youth physical activity for ages 3-26.
A mum was alarmed after buying capybara backpacks from TK Maxx, finding a California Proposition 65 warning about chemicals linked to cancer and birth defects.
KFC's new limited edition menu features Tandoori Loaded Fries, Crispy Naans, and iced matchas, available until August 23. Fans are excited by the Indian-inspired offerings.
Families can get hands on with real Neolithic, Roman and Medieval discoveries and search for treasure with mini metal detectors at the National Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride.
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Chris Packham renews feud with Jeremy Clarkson, accusing him of promoting unrealistic farm views and calling industrial farmers' practices 'horrors' hidden behind a smokescreen.
Spain's collective triumph capped a World Cup marred by controversies, with Trump and Infantino's presence symbolizing a tournament prioritizing spectacle over sport, raising concerns about FIFA's integrity.
Extreme heat in India caused outdoor workers to lose up to 9% of their income in 2024, acting as a 'poverty multiplier' for hundreds of millions in the informal sector, according to IIED research.
Council of Europe Commissioner Michael O'Flaherty warns that EU return hubs risk creating human rights black holes, citing past failures in Australia, US, and Italy-Albania deal.
Norfolk installs beaver-inspired leaky dams for flood defence as East Anglia faces a hosepipe ban, highlighting climate extremes.
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Illegal gold mining in Brazil's Sararé territory has destroyed 17.3 sq miles of forest. Security forces raze settlements, but miners may return amid global gold price surges and political uncertainty.
A report from the Centre for Media Monitoring finds over half of Spectator articles on Muslims are biased, portraying them as a 'problem population' and delegitimising Islamophobia.
In 1906, readers from Stockport and Chester complained of relentless insect bites. The diary identifies midges and banded gnats as culprits, offering remedies like lavender oil.
Chris Packham joins the investigation into a pile of murdered animals outside a primary school, uncovering illegal bloodsports and rural organised crime in the third series of Buried: Dead Rabbit.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' films in Messenia, Greece, spotlighting a region grappling with water scarcity, environmental strain, and debate over tourism's future.
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Torrential rain in Vietnam, southern China, and South Korea caused deadly floods and landslides, while Europe faces a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 40°C.
Candida Meyrick shares the story of Bird, a Harris's hawk who once hugged her for 20 minutes. The hawk flies at 35mph and has a playful, judgmental personality.
Britain's most successful male Winter Olympian, Matt Weston, joins Protect Our Winters to combat climate change threats to snow and ice sports, citing track closures and shrinking snow.
Rainwater harvesting systems are providing thousands of low-income households in Mexico City with sustainable water access, enabling gardening and reducing water scarcity stress.
A bill to phase out Central Park's horse-drawn carriages by 2028 gains traction after a tourist's death. Animal advocates and actor Edie Falco push for ban; workers and union oppose citing jobs and horse welfare.
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