Man mauled by bear in Colorado, sixth attack this year
A man in his 60s was mauled by a bear in Colorado on August 21, suffering severe leg injuries. It is the sixth bear attack in the state this year, with five occurring in August alone.
A man in his 60s was mauled by a bear in Colorado on August 21, suffering severe leg injuries. It is the sixth bear attack in the state this year, with five occurring in August alone.
Monty Don says August is the ideal time to take cuttings, a key job to help your garden thrive by summer 2027. Roots develop in four to five weeks.
An elderly man was mauled by a bear for several minutes on a fishing trip in Colorado, becoming the sixth attack victim this year. He is hospitalised with severe leg injuries.
Monty Don says August is the ideal time to take cuttings, a step that can set your garden up for a thriving display next summer.
Five bush dog pups, the only ones born in the UK this year, have emerged from their den at Chester Zoo, born a month ago to mother Molly.
A 'mega church' will be built in Blackley after councillors approved plans unanimously, despite 25 objections over traffic and parking concerns.
The culture war over motorists distracts from the real future of driving, argues a new piece, as Birmingham's speed limit becomes a flashpoint.
Australians can donate to verified charities aiding Nepal's flood recovery. Learn how to help communities rebuild after devastating floods.
While drought withers the countryside, a plump fungus thrives in its prime, offering a striking contrast of resilience amid parched conditions.
Climate Minister Chris Bowen insists there will be no special carve-out for states using fossil fuels to power datacentres, despite new conditions being introduced for the sector.
A black-necked grebe, a rare breeding bird in the UK, has been spotted at Woolston Eyes nature reserve in Cheshire, delighting conservationists and birdwatchers.
Lorde and Little Simz are set to headline the world's first music festival powered entirely by clean energy, organisers have announced.
A glacial lake outburst flood, described as a tsunami from the sky, has devastated parts of Nepal and Tibet, leaving a trail of destruction and casualties.
Glasgow faces spending over £75m on homelessness next year, with council leader Susan Aitken warning that community cohesion is at risk unless the Scottish Government intervenes.
A binman revealed black bin bags are rejected from recycling because crews cannot see inside them, risking contamination. Households are advised to put recycling loose instead.
A flash flood in Nepal's Solukhumbu district has killed at least 14 people, with dozens missing and rescue efforts continuing on day three.
A cleaning test found white vinegar outperformed Cif cream cleaner on a stained hob, removing months of food stains with less mess and effort.
Five bush dog pups, the only ones born in the UK this year, have emerged from their den at Chester Zoo, weighing about the same as a can of sardines at birth.
A tester compared Cif cream cleaner and white vinegar on a dirty hob. White vinegar won, leaving the surface gleaming with less mess and effort.
The City of London Corporation has issued a three-word plea to Epping Forest visitors: "Click, don't pick." Picking fungi is banned under the forest's bylaws, and the authority urges people to photograph mushrooms instead of collecting them.
Australian officials are working to locate citizens missing after devastating floods in Nepal, with Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese responding to the crisis.
Megan Barton Hanson posed topless to promote her new alcohol-free drinks brand Sunday, launched with Calum Best. The brand offers three flavours.
Billionaire Mike Ashley has written to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, calling his high street revival plans 'delusional' and warning shops will be 'further devastated' unless business rates are cut.
Jeremy Clarkson's pub was targeted by PETA activists who set up a fake barbecue outside The Farmer's Dog. The columnist has not publicly responded to the charity.
Peter Wright raced to save a rare Norfolk Horn ewe struggling to deliver lambs, admitting he 'feared the worst' after one was born 12 hours earlier.
A flash flood struck Nepal and Tibet, killing dozens. This explainer details the timeline of the disaster, from heavy rainfall to the sudden surge of water.
Peta protesters set up a mock barbecue with a lifelike dog prop outside Jeremy Clarkson's Farmer's Dog pub in Oxfordshire, urging people to go vegan and question why they eat pigs but not dogs.
ITV has confirmed a new six-part wildlife series, World's Wildest Cities, will air in 2027, exploring how animals thrive in five global cities.
President Trump signed an executive order to establish Lake America, a new water project, during a ceremony at the White House.
New research reveals glaciers in Nepal and Tibet are melting at unprecedented rates due to the climate crisis, threatening water supplies for millions across Asia.