Tributes for 'rugby mad' teen Louis Cramp who died from cancer
Louis Cramp, 14, a member of Cardigan RFC since age 7, died from osteosarcoma. His club paid tribute, saying he will never be forgotten.
Category : Environment
FCDO Issues Spain Travel Warning for Parents Over Water Safety
The UK Foreign Office has updated travel advice for Spain, urging parents to keep children safe at pools and beaches. Every year, people drown in Spain, and 82 UK citizens drown abroad annually.
Ancient Whale Fossil Found In Australia Rewrites Evolution
New 25-million-year-old whale species Janjucetus dullardi discovered in Victoria, Australia, with razor-sharp teeth and tennis ball-sized eyes, shedding light on whale evolution.
Gardeners: Move Potted Plants to Shade Before Friday Heatwave
Gardeners must move vulnerable potted plants like petunias, hydrangeas, and ferns into shade before Friday as UK temperatures are forecast to exceed 30°C, risking root damage and wilting.
Tradwife influencer: women should lose vote, feminism is CIA plot
Savanna Faith Stone, 21, says she'd be 'fine' losing voting rights, claiming feminism is a CIA plot and each household should have one vote controlled by men.
Peace Lily Blooms for Years with Banana Peel Feed, Enthusiasts Claim
Peace lilies can bloom for years with a homemade banana peel feed, say online gardening enthusiasts. Simple method yields up to ten blooms.
French Mortuaries Overwhelmed as 44C Heatwave Piles Bodies
French mortuaries are under catastrophic strain after a 44C heatwave caused a surge in deaths, with funeral directors overwhelmed and temporary storage set up.
UK Braces for 41C Heatwave: Met Office Forecast
The Met Office warns of a scorching heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 41C in western England, marking the hottest day ever recorded in the UK.
Cambridge Ranked Worst UK City for Dog Happiness
Dogs Trust study ranks Cambridge as worst UK city for dog happiness, with Plymouth top; survey of 5,000 owners assesses vet care, companionship, and understanding.
Wiradjuri Land Rights Icon Paul Coe Dies at 76
Wiradjuri lawyer and activist Paul Coe, a key figure in Australia's land rights movement, dies aged 76.
Six Flowers to Plant in July for Vibrant Summer Display
Dobbies Garden Centres recommends planting marigold, begonias, geraniums, lavender, delphiniums, and hydrangeas in July for a vibrant, easy-care summer garden.
Volunteers Battle to Remove Millions of Plastic Beads from Camber Sands
Millions of plastic biobeads have spilled onto Camber Sands beach after a mechanical failure at a Southern Water treatment works, sparking a massive volunteer cleanup.
Angler Releases Great White Shark After Surprise Catch Off Nantucket
Angler Elliot Sudal catches and releases a great white shark off Nantucket, sharing video to promote safe fishing practices.
Counter Terror Police Arrest Five Palestine Action Activists in Dawn Raids
Counter terror police arrest five Palestine Action activists in dawn raids; Amnesty UK criticises arrests as authoritarian.
The One Change That Didn't Work: My Dog Is an Emotional Drain Animal
Kate Williams recounts the challenges of owning an aggressive Staffordshire bull terrier, Romeo, who is far from an emotional support dog.
Damaged Lithium-Ion Battery Caused Widnes Recycling Plant Fire
A damaged lithium-ion battery, likely from a disposable vape, accidentally caused the huge fire at a Widnes recycling plant on June 22, 2026, Cheshire Fire Service confirmed.
Southport chippy wins best fish and chips in North West
Chippy T in Southport, owned by Tracy Stock, won Best Fish & Chips in the North West at the English Fish and Chip Awards less than two years after opening. The shop is known for generous portions and a wide gluten-free menu.
£200 Warning: Don't Pour Cream Liqueurs Down Sink
Households could face £200+ repair bills for pouring cream liqueurs down the sink. Experts warn these drinks, classified as FOG, cause blockages and fatbergs.
UK Heatwave: 41C Scorcher Boils Britain, 21 Hottest Counties
Britain faces another heatwave with temperatures up to 41C on July 7, according to WXCharts maps. 21 counties in central, eastern and southern England are set to be hottest.
Mexican Batman Duct Tapes Thieves to Lampposts
A vigilante dubbed 'Mexican Batman' has duct-taped at least five suspected motorbike thieves to lampposts in Lagos de Moreno, Mexico, writing 'thief' on their faces. Police are investigating.
England Face Voodoo Threat from DR Congo
England's World Cup campaign faces a voodoo hoodoo after DR Congo opponents were accused of casting spells during their qualifying match against Nigeria.
Gardeners Told to Feed Robins Mealworms in July
Robins struggle to find food in summer heat as earthworms burrow deep. Gardeners can help by leaving mealworms or soft fruit out to prevent starvation.
Parmesan vs Pecorino: Differences and Uses
Parmesan is a cow's milk cheese with a nutty, sweet flavour, while Pecorino Romano is a sheep's milk cheese that is sharper and saltier. Their uses in Italian cuisine differ significantly.
French Heatwave: Bodies Pile Up as 44C Scorcher Strains Mortuaries
Funeral directors in France report hundreds of calls as a 44C heatwave overwhelms mortuaries, with over 1,400 daily deaths and a catastrophic strain on storage capacity.
England WAGs Hit Back at Roy Keane Over 'Ridiculous' Outfits
England's WAGs have responded furiously to Roy Keane's criticism of their personalised World Cup shirts, calling him a 'miserable old git' and vowing to continue wearing them.
Met Office: More Very Warm Weather for Wales in July
The Met Office predicts more 'very warm' weather for Wales in July, following the hottest conditions of the year. High pressure will bring dry, sunny spells, with temperatures possibly becoming hot.
Trump Tower May Be Renamed Barack Hussein Obama Way
Chicago's Trump Tower could be located on 'Barack Hussein Obama Way' if a street renaming proposal passes, with over 33,000 signatures supporting the move to honor the 44th president.
Lidl and Morrisons Warned: Popular Snacks Recalled, One Has Metal
Multiple food products including fruit, crisps, and croissants have been urgently recalled from UK supermarkets due to safety concerns such as metal fragments, undeclared milk, and Salmonella contamination.
Campaign for Justice After Killer Fled to Pakistan
A mother campaigns for a law change after her son's killer fled to Pakistan before trial. The petition demands defendants facing serious offences surrender passports for bail.
Urgent Food Recalls: Morrisons, Lidl, and More
Multiple food recalls issued last week include Morrisons Maple & Bacon snack (unlisted milk), Ferrero Nutella Croissant (metal fragments), and Prepworld fruit (salmonella).
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