Cabbage Crispy and Sweet with 3 Simple Ingredients
Sautéed cabbage becomes crispy and naturally sweet when cooked with onion, garlic, and butter. Food blogger Lisa Brown's 20-minute recipe converts sceptics.
Category : Environment
Nicola Peltz Parts Ways with Dog Charity Amid Beckham Feud
Nicola Peltz has reportedly parted ways with Yogi's House, the dog charity she co-founded, after being removed from its website and unfollowing them online.
Retired Cranberry Bog Becomes Model for Wetland Restoration in Massachusetts
A retired cranberry bog in Massachusetts becomes a model for wetland restoration, offering lessons for farmers and conservationists amid climate change.
City life is reshaping raccoons – and may be nudging them toward domestication
Urban raccoons in the US are developing shorter snouts, a trait linked to domestication, due to adaptation to city life and human food sources.
Prune Tomatoes in June for Bigger Fruit
Truss pruning tomatoes in June boosts fruit size and flavour. Remove excess fruit on trusses to let plants focus energy on fewer, larger tomatoes. Greenhouse plants: prune at 7 trusses; outdoor at 4.
Beach Evacuated in Spanish Holiday Hotspot as 6ft 6in Shark Spotted Near Shore
A 6ft 6in shark caused panic at a Spanish beach resort, leading to evacuation. The blue shark was coaxed back to sea by emergency services.
UK Plastic Wet Wipe Ban Across All Four Nations by 2027
All four UK nations will ban single-use plastic wet wipes by August 2027, with Wales first on December 18, 2026. 95% public support. Fines for non-compliance.
Grand Canyon Uranium Mining Ban Extended for 20 Years
Obama extends ban on new uranium mining claims near Grand Canyon for 20 years, protecting the iconic landscape but allowing existing mines to continue.
Grow Bigger Tomatoes with June Pruning Task
Truss pruning in June redirects energy to produce larger, juicier tomatoes. Remove small fruits to grow 4-6 per truss for a bumper harvest.
Woman Faces Bear On Solo Hike In German Alps
Woman encounters brown bear while hiking alone in German Alps, an area with no breeding bear population for over 175 years.
Shark Attack Survivor: 'I Saw My Leg Hanging Off'
Allan Oppert survived a great white shark attack off Western Australia, recounting how he kept calm as the shark clamped down on his legs.
Boost Tomato Harvest with Simple Truss Pruning Before July
Truss pruning tomatoes before July boosts fruit size. Experts advise removing small fruits to channel nutrients, yielding larger, sweeter tomatoes. Prune indoor plants at 7 trusses, outdoor at 4.
Morrisons: Keep Bananas Away from Other Fruit to Prevent Browning
Morrisons advises storing bananas separately from other fruit to slow ripening caused by ethylene gas, extending shelf life by up to two weeks.
Activists to Protest Israeli Arms Exhibitors at London Defence Fair
Hundreds of protesters plan to demonstrate at the DSEI arms fair in London against 51 Israeli exhibitors, accusing the UK of complicity in genocide.
Danish Zoo Asks Pet Owners to Donate Animals for Predator Feed
Aalborg Zoo in Denmark asks pet owners to donate animals like rabbits and horses to be euthanised and fed to predators, sparking debate.
King Charles Plans Solar Farm at Sandringham, Affecting William and Kate's Home
King Charles plans a 2,000-panel solar farm at Sandringham, impacting Prince William and Kate's nearby home Anmer Hall.
Extreme Bloating Warning for Common Hot Drink
Herbal teas with chamomile or fennel may cause extreme bloating due to fructans, a FODMAP carbohydrate, warns Monash University research. Peppermint tea is a low-FODMAP alternative.
Households Urged to Stop Using Security Lights for Wildlife
Gardeners are warned to avoid bright artificial lighting as research shows it contributes to 'insect apocalypse', with up to 40% of insect species at risk of extinction.
Herbal Tea May Trigger Bloating and IBS Symptoms
Herbal teas like chamomile and fennel contain fructans, which can cause bloating and IBS symptoms. Monash University warns they are high in FODMAPs.
Palestine Action Activists Jailed for Terror-Related Damage at Israeli Arms Factory
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for up to 7 years for damaging Israeli arms factory in UK, with judge citing terrorist connection.
Misinformation explosion fuels return of deadly childhood diseases
An 'explosion of misinformation' is paving the way for the return of preventable and deadly childhood diseases, according to a top Liverpool academic, as two Merseyside areas have the lowest vaccine uptake outside London.
Chile's Datacentre Boom Worsens Drought, Sparking Local Protests
Chile's datacentre boom worsens mega-drought as locals protest water consumption by tech giants like Google and Microsoft.
Herbal Teas May Cause Extreme Bloating in IBS Sufferers
Chamomile and fennel teas, high in FODMAPs, can trigger extreme bloating in IBS sufferers due to fructans that ferment in the gut, per Monash University research.
Plastic Wet Wipe Ban Across All Four UK Nations Soon
A ban on single-use wet wipes containing plastic will be introduced across all four UK nations from December 2026, with England, Northern Ireland, and Scotland following in 2027.
Mum backs water safety campaign after son drowned in river
Nombulelo Ndlovu, whose son Thandolwethu drowned in the River Trent in 2021, urges families to discuss open water dangers and backs the Mirror's 'Save Lives for Sam' campaign.
Man Utd release behind-the-scenes photos of Old Trafford pitch renovation
Manchester United have dug up the Old Trafford pitch for the first time in 14 years as part of an end-of-season renovation to improve player welfare and water drainage.
Body of Boy, 15, Found Near Reservoir in Heatwave
The body of a 15-year-old boy was recovered near Cowbury Reservoir, Stalybridge. Seven people have died in open water during the recent heatwave, prompting police warnings.
Potato Salad Expert Shares Two Simple Tips for Best Flavor
Recipe developer Adam Gallagher shares two key tips for perfect potato salad: sprinkling warm potatoes with vinegar and using mustard in the dressing for extra flavor.
Katie Piper Moved to Tears by Cleft Children in Ghana
Katie Piper, Smile Train ambassador, meets families in Ghana where cleft lip is stigmatized. She calls for protecting the NHS and highlights successful surgeries.
Stop Boiling Carrots: Glazed Method Wins Over Home Cooks
Home cooks should skip boiling carrots for a glazed method using butter, brown sugar, and herbs, as shared by food blogger Andrea Johnson. Dozens of viewers praised the simple recipe.
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