Next's £56 'Pretty Woman' Wedding Guest Dress Gets Rave Reviews
Next's £56 Ecru Floral Print Occasion Midi Dress earns rave reviews, with shoppers calling it 'flattering' and 'like Pretty Woman' for weddings and events.
Category : Environment
Maui Residents Rebuild Lahaina for Community After Disasters
Lahaina residents rebuild after fires and storms, prioritising community over tourists through grassroots efforts and new laws.
Mary Berry's Quick Halloumi Salad Recipe for Summer
Mary Berry's pan-fried halloumi and vegetable salad with herb dressing is a quick, delicious summer meal. The recipe, from her Foolproof Dinners cookbook, features roasted Mediterranean veg and halloumi.
Top 20 Quirky British Food Combos Revealed
New research reveals 27% of Brits enjoy apple slices with cheddar, 18% love fries with milkshake, and 8% eat eggs with jam. Over half prefer traditional flavours.
Avoid Mowing Lawns 6am-8am to Prevent Clumpy Grass
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths warns that mowing lawns early in the morning, when dew is present, can cause clumpy, unhealthy grass. Mid-morning after 10am is recommended.
Top 20 Weird Food Combos Brits Love: Apple & Cheese
27% of Brits enjoy apple slices with cheddar cheese, while 18% love chips and milkshakes. A survey of 2,000 adults reveals the top 20 unusual food pairings, including coffee with chocolate orange.
El Niño to Weaken Atlantic Hurricane Season
Scientists warn of a 'super' El Niño that will weaken Atlantic hurricane season but bring wetter conditions to the southern US and drier weather to the north.
Global Fungal Map Unveiled To Boost Forest Restoration
Scientists map fungal networks to boost reforestation, focusing on UK's ancient hazelwoods and temperate rainforests.
Stay Indoors Warning in Europe as Heatwave Hits 40.5C
Red heat warnings issued across Croatia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bosnia, Serbia, and Slovakia as temperatures reach 40.5C in Slovakia, breaking records. Authorities urge staying indoors.
Bolsonaro Accuses DiCaprio of Funding Amazon Fires
Brazil's President Bolsonaro accuses Leonardo DiCaprio of funding Amazon fires without evidence, amid arrests of firefighters.
Strong Chest and Back Muscles May Cut Heart Attack Risk
People with denser chest and back muscles are 31% less likely to have a heart attack and 39% less likely to die within ten years, a new AI-driven study finds.
Dirty Business Creator Warns Sewage Scandal Could Spark Revolt
Dirty Business creator warns sewage scandal could spark revolt as Channel 4 drama highlights water company failures.
Vermont farmer stunned as ewe gives birth to rare sextuplets
A Vermont farmer's ewe gives birth to rare sextuplets, all thriving. The Finnsheep lambs are named in Finnish.
Dinosaurs Fed Young Special Diet For Faster Growth
Study of fossil teeth shows duck-billed dinosaurs fed young softer, nutritious food for faster growth, similar to modern birds.
Avoid Morning Mowing to Prevent Clumpy Grass, Experts Warn
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths warns that mowing lawns between 6am and 8am can damage grass due to dew, causing clumps and fungal diseases. Mid-morning after 10am is recommended.
Billionaire's Son Offers to Save Pablo Escobar's 'Cocaine Hippos' from Culling
Anant Ambani offers to relocate 80 of Pablo Escobar's 'cocaine hippos' from Colombia to his Indian zoo, Vantara, to prevent culling.
Massive Fish Kill in Georgia River Under Investigation
A massive fish kill along the Chattahoochee River near Atlanta is under investigation, with thousands of dead fish found over 20 miles.
Kelvin Fletcher Unveils Christmas Farm Transformation
Kelvin and Liz Fletcher share plans to transform their Peak District farm into a winter wonderland for Christmas, with decorations and a festive event.
William: Homelessness Is a 'Systemic Failure'
Prince William says homelessness is 'a systemic failure' and calls for new approaches as his Homewards initiative marks three years, helping 73 into housing and over 250 into work.
6 Kitchen Items No Longer Recyclable in England
England's new Simpler Recycling rules ban drinking glasses, glass cookware, ceramic crockery, cutlery, pots and pans, and coffee pods from household recycling bins.
Fire at COP30 Venue in Belem Forces Evacuation, 13 Treated for Smoke Inhalation
A fire at the COP30 venue in Belem forced evacuations and left 13 people suffering from smoke inhalation, disrupting UN climate talks.
Council Uses £40k Reserves to Save Breakfast Clubs
South Ayrshire Council unanimously approved up to £40,000 from reserves to keep breakfast clubs at Ayr Grammar and Struthers Primary running until universal provision begins in 2027.
Venezuela Earthquake: 1,700 Dead, 69,000 Missing
Over 1,700 dead and 69,000 missing after Venezuela's twin earthquakes. Rescue efforts continue as humanitarian crisis unfolds with thousands homeless in Caracas.
Liberal Party Abandons Net Zero Emissions Target After Conservative Rebellion
Liberal Party votes to abandon net zero emissions target after conservative rebellion led by Taylor and Hastie.
Ex-DfE Boss Reveals Government Pressure On Ofsted
Ex-DfE permanent secretary Jonathan Slater says school system fails poorest pupils, recommends pausing Ofsted inspections in test areas.
6 Kitchen Items Banned from Recycling Under New England Rules
England's Simpler Recycling rules ban drinking glasses, Pyrex, ceramics, cutlery, pots, pans, and coffee pods from household recycling bins. Check local exemptions.
World’s Biggest Iceberg A23a Breaks Up After 40 Years
World’s biggest iceberg A23a, nearly 40 years old, breaks up in warmer waters and could disappear within weeks.
6 Kitchen Items Banned from Recycling Bins
New 'Simpler Recycling' rules in England ban drinking glasses, glass cookware, ceramic crockery, cutlery, pots and pans, and coffee pods from home recycling bins. Check local rules.
Record Leap in CO2 Levels Sparks Fears of Accelerating Global Heating
CO2 levels hit record high in 2024 with largest annual leap, driven by fossil fuels and wildfires, as scientists fear carbon sinks are weakening.
Forced Exhalation Technique Opens Stubborn Jars, Says Mathematician
Mathematician Hannah Fry shares a scientific breathing technique to open stubborn jars by forcefully exhaling, engaging core muscles for more power.
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