Nepal flood rescue hindered by landslide lake overflow fears
Rescue efforts continue in Nepal and Tibet after flash floods killed hundreds, with fears of a landslide lake overflowing and access issues hindering missions.
Category : Environment
Red pellets removed from Llanelli park after dog walker alert
Mysterious red pellets were removed from Sandy Water Park in Llanelli after a dog walker reported them to Carmarthenshire council, which acted swiftly to clear the material.
Mystery 'big cat' filmed near Scottish fishing lake
A mystery 'big cat' filmed near a Scottish fishing lake has sparked online debate, with the owner comparing its size to a Labrador and experts suggesting possible wildcat ancestry.
US anti-datacentre sentiment grows as energy bill fears mount
Seven in 10 Americans oppose local AI datacentres, a May poll found, as states consider bans and the Trump administration's voluntary pledge draws criticism.
Westminster Council accuses Khan over Oxford Street environmental rules
Westminster City Council has accused Sadiq Khan of ignoring concerns about the dangers of pedestrianising Oxford Street and demanded a full environmental impact assessment.
Burnham's £1bn waste crime fight: only £7m clawed back
Illegal waste dumping costs the UK £1bn a year, yet the Environment Agency has recovered just over £7m in five years, highlighting the challenge for Andy Burnham's government.
Protect Fossils from Hammer-Wielding Tourists
Experts call for stronger protection of fossil sites as tourists with hammers damage scientific treasures, risking loss of key evidence.
Should I reach out to a friend who lied and lost our friendship?
A woman wonders whether to contact an old friend who told a spectacular lie and was cut off by their group, after learning she now lives alone and seems lonely.
Family devastated as dog abducted, abused and left to die in Colombia
A Shih Tzu named Luna died on August 26 after being abducted, beaten, sexually abused and abandoned in a sack near a ravine in San Roque, Antioquia, sparking outrage and a call for justice.
Cat with 29 Toes Sets New Guinness World Record
A Maine coon kitten named Erebus Anomaly has broken the Guinness World Record for most toes on a cat with 29, surpassing the previous record of 28 set 24 years ago.
Three garden plants that naturally deter rats
Rats hate the smell of garlic, onions, and lavender. Planting these three species can naturally keep the rodents away from your garden, according to pest control experts.
UK Urged to Ban Brazilian Meat Imports Over Health Fears
Campaigners call for a UK ban on Brazilian meat imports, citing health concerns linked to farming practices, as a new report highlights risks.
Louisiana alligator hunt opens with record participation
Louisiana's recreational alligator hunt opened with record participation, as state officials report a surge in licensed hunters and a healthy alligator population.
Oven-baked French toast: the easier method that beats frying
French toast can be made in the oven instead of frying, giving evenly cooked, crispy results without the mess and hassle of the hob.
Neighbour's chicken coop attracts rats: legal rights explained
A homeowner sought advice after rats entered their garden from a neighbour's chicken coop. Legal rights under UK law and practical steps are explained.
Natural weed removal: digging beats vinegar, says expert
Gardening expert Peter Chaloner says digging weeds out by the root is more effective than vinegar or chemicals, and advises scarification and regular mowing to keep lawns weed-free.
Merseyside farm shop marks 40 years of fresh produce and pumpkin picking
Church View Farm in Lydiate, run by Edith Pope for over 40 years, opens pumpkin picking in October. The shop sells local produce, eggs, and vegetables.
Expert's natural weed removal method beats vinegar
Peter Chaloner of Cobra says digging weeds out by the root is more effective than vinegar or chemicals, and shares lawn care tips to prevent regrowth.
Simple digging tip 'more effective' than vinegar for lawn weeds
Gardening expert Peter Chaloner says digging weeds out by the root is more effective than vinegar or chemicals, protecting surrounding grass and preventing regrowth.
Nearly a third of UK dog owners treat pets as 'fur-babies'
Nearly a third of UK dog owners call their pet a 'fur-baby' and treat them like a child, with 90% believing dogs should be family members, a Dogs Trust survey finds.
Mapped: 10 UK areas where healthy life expectancy is under 50
New ONS data maps reveal the 10 UK areas with healthy life expectancy below 50 years, with the shortest in Stockton-on-Tees at 47.7 years for men.
Ultra rare 'hybrid animal' among 135 exotic animals in cartel mansion
A raid on a Gulf Cartel ranch in Mexico uncovered 135 exotic animals, including an ultra-rare liger, along with illicit diesel, guns and vehicles.
RHS expert: Don't give up on heat-damaged gardens
RHS expert Leigh Hunt says lawns will recover with autumn rains and urges gardeners to adapt, mulch and plant drought-tolerant species for hotter years ahead.
Himalayan glacier collapse triggers deadly Nepal, Tibet floods
Satellite data shows a Himalayan glacier collapse triggered the deadly Bhotekoshi River flood in Nepal and Tibet, killing at least 543 people and leaving 1,400 missing.
Cheryl fronts Nivea Cellular Age Rewind Eye Serum
Cheryl is the new face of Nivea's Cellular Age Rewind Eye Serum, available on Amazon for £24.99, promising to make lines 'less noticeable'.
Brown urges Trump to hand over interceptor designs to Ukraine
Gordon Brown warns Ukraine faces its worst winter and calls on Britain and allies to press Donald Trump to share Patriot interceptor designs with Ukraine.
PETA fake dog barbecue protest outside Clarkson's pub
PETA activists placed a realistic stuffed dog on a burning barbecue outside Jeremy Clarkson's pub The Farmer's Dog in Burford, Oxfordshire, urging veganism.
Argos First UK Retailer to Sell Plug-In Solar Panels from £599
Argos becomes the first UK retailer to stock plug-in solar panels, with prices starting at £599, allowing shoppers to generate renewable energy at home.
UK bans five food items: Brits face £5,000 fine
Brits returning to the UK are banned from bringing sandwiches, cheese, cured meats, raw meats and milk, with a fine of up to £5,000 for breaking the rules.
Trump forest protection rollback threatens endangered species
The Trump administration's rollback of forest protections could push more species toward extinction, according to a new analysis.
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