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.
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Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' films in Messenia, Greece, spotlighting a region grappling with water scarcity, environmental strain, and debate over tourism's future.
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.
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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.
The Trump administration has killed proposed regulations for sewage sludge contaminated with Pfas, declaring it not a wide threat, despite scientific evidence linking it to cancer and other health risks.
Jack's Solar Garden in Colorado uses 3,276 solar panels for agrovoltaics, shading crops, generating power, and providing steady income, showcasing a sustainable farming model.
Fresh, light, and filling bruschetta perfect for an al fresco lunch. Ready in minutes with whipped feta, courgette ribbons, and radishes.
Physicist Laura Grego warns that humanity has set up a doomsday system in space, with nuclear-armed countries modernizing arsenals and commercial satellites changing the night sky, urging public awareness and regulation.
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European gas prices hit a four-month high as the US-Iran conflict disrupts Qatari LNG exports and threatens winter supplies. The Dutch benchmark rose above €60/MWh.
West Midlands bus drivers describe 'unbearable' 40C cab conditions during heatwaves, raising safety concerns for employees and passengers.
Louisiana's public air monitors are miles from top polluters and miss dangerous chemicals, while an industry-backed law restricts community monitoring, leaving residents unaware of health risks.
Tens of thousands of Cockroach Janta party protesters defied police orders in Delhi, demanding the education minister's resignation over exam leaks, in one of India's largest anti-government rallies in years.
A beloved female bald eagle missing for days in Big Bear Lake, California, is believed to have been found alive but injured after a fight with other birds, according to the advocacy group Friends of Bear Valley.
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The rise of 'barkitecture' sees UK pet owners splurging on luxury items like £28,000 dog spas and £3,000 whirlpool baths, reflecting a trend of pampering pets with high-end home redesigns.
Australian ski resorts in NSW and Victoria set July records for hottest daytime and night-time temperatures, with maximums up to 12C above average, amid a dry and warm start to the season.
The 2026 World Cup revealed national allegiance as a disposable brand, with fans adopting temporary identities. This challenges traditional nationalism, as globalisation and diaspora reshape loyalty.
King Charles praised Europe's first eco-mosque as a 'remarkable example of integrated faith activity' during a visit to Cambridge, highlighting its sustainability features and interfaith work.
King Charles praised Europe's first eco-mosque in Cambridge as 'magnificent' and 'architecturally wonderful' hours after appointing Andy Burnham as Prime Minister.
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A raccoon named Jimothy with short spine syndrome has become an internet celebrity after being spotted in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood. Experts say he is healthy and resilient despite his unusual appearance.
Anglers warn Liverpool City Council's efforts to protect fish in parks are 'too late' after around 400 fish died in Calderstones Park lake due to hot weather and low oxygen levels.
KFC has launched a new limited edition menu featuring Tandoori Loaded Fries, Crispy Naans, and matcha drinks. Fans are particularly excited about the Crispy Naan range, available until August 23.
Queen Camilla visited Emmaus Norfolk & Waveney, hearing personal stories of overcoming homelessness, as new PM Andy Burnham pledged £340m to end rough sleeping in his first speech.
Queen Camilla visited Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney, praising its work helping homeless women overcome trauma through therapy and community. She heard personal stories of recovery from domestic violence and abuse.
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King Charles praised the design and sustainability of Cambridge Central Mosque, Europe's first eco-mosque, during a visit. He highlighted its green features and community role.
