Spain Closes Bar Terraces During Extreme Heatwaves to Protect Workers
Spanish bars must close outdoor terraces during heatwaves under new rules to protect workers, with fines over €50,000 for non-compliance.
Category : Environment
Bill Gates: Solving Climate Change Harder Than Covid Pandemic
Bill Gates says solving climate change is harder than Covid, calling for unprecedented innovation and government action to cut emissions.
Trump Calls Burnham 'Extremely Liberal' in First Comments
Donald Trump described Andy Burnham as 'extremely liberal' and predicted he would not open the North Sea for oil drilling, while criticizing the UK's stance on Iran and NATO spending.
UK Heatwave: Red Warnings as Temperatures Could Rise
The UK heatwave broke records on Wednesday with 36.1C in Gosport, and forecasters warn temperatures could rise further. Red extreme heat warnings cover London, south coast, Swansea, Somerset, and Birmingham until Thursday.
Klopp Walks Out Over Schweinsteiger Racism Question
Jurgen Klopp abruptly ended a World Cup interview when asked about Bastian Schweinsteiger's controversial 'African football' remarks, calling it a serious subject he couldn't address.
Trump 'bully' in screaming match with Republican senator
Donald Trump was labelled a 'bully' after a furious screaming match with Republican senator Bill Cassidy over the Iran war, during which Cassidy accused Trump of failing to keep Americans informed.
UK Heatwave Feels Worse Due to Humidity and Wet Bulb Effect
Scientists explain why the UK heatwave feels more intense: high humidity and wet bulb temperatures make it feel like 50C, posing severe health risks.
Foreign Office Warns Brits of Heatwave in France, Spain, Portugal
The Foreign Office updated travel advice on Tuesday warning Britons of extreme temperatures in France, Spain, and Portugal as a record-breaking heatwave grips western Europe, with France hitting its hottest day ever.
Klopp ends interview early over Schweinsteiger racism row
Jurgen Klopp abruptly ended a German media interview after being asked about Bastian Schweinsteiger's controversial 'African football' remarks, calling the subject too serious to address without full context.
Wales' New Farming Minister Outlines Key Priorities for Agriculture
Wales' new farming minister Llyr Gruffydd outlines eight priorities including net zero by 2040, a new water regulator, flood resilience, coal tip funding, and changes to the Sustainable Farming Scheme.
UK Hottest June Day Ever at 36.1C, Drought Fears
Britain roasted through its hottest June day ever at 35.8C, eclipsing the 1976 record of 35.6C. Fears of drought and crop failures mount as red heat warning extended.
Hen Harrier Vanishes in Welsh 'Bermuda Triangle', Tag Cut
A satellite-tagged Hen Harrier disappeared on Ruabon Moor, North Wales, in August 2025. The tag was found cut with a sharp implement, but the bird's body remains missing. Police and RSPB appeal for information.
UK June Temperature Record Broken Four Times at 36.1C
The UK's June temperature record was broken for the fourth time on Wednesday, reaching 36.1C in Gosport, Hampshire, amid a heatwave driven by climate change.
Keep Home Cool in Heatwave: 6 Free Tips from British Gas
British Gas shares six free, super effective tips to keep your home cool during a heatwave, including using reflective window film and ice in front of fans.
6 Super Effective Tips to Keep Your Home Cool During a Heatwave
British Gas shares six simple, cost-free methods to keep your home cool during a heatwave, including closing curtains, using ice with fans, and installing reflective window film.
Minister Urges Delay of Water Works Amid Extreme Heat
Housing Minister James Browne requests postponement of non-urgent water works due to extreme heat, with temperatures expected to reach 31°C on Thursday in Ireland.
Glenmavis Nursery Celebrates Positive Care Inspectorate Report
New Monkland Primary School Nursery in Glenmavis received 'Very Good' evaluations across all inspected areas, praising nurturing relationships and child-led learning.
Boy, 10, Swims 14 Miles for Charity That Saved Grandad
Elijah Wotton-Lidster, 10, swam 14.3 miles to raise £468 for the Great North Air Ambulance, which saved his grandad's life after a fall in 2013.
Wales homeless charity tackles extreme heat dangers for rough sleepers
The Wallich and councils across Wales are helping homeless and rough sleepers cope with extreme heat, offering water, sun cream, and access to cool spaces amid red and amber weather warnings.
Huge Fire in Rhyl: Thick Black Smoke Seen for Miles
A massive fire in Rhyl produces thick black smoke visible for miles; locals urged to close windows and doors as emergency services respond.
Rutherglen Rotary Club Plant Fair Raises Over £3,000
Rutherglen Rotary Club raised over £3,000 for local charities at its annual plant fair, held at the United Reformed Church on Johnstone Drive.
Thousands join pro-Palestinian march in Manchester
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters march in Manchester for fourth weekend, calling for ceasefire and end to Israeli occupation.
Polar Blast Brings Early Snow to Australian Alps
Polar blast brings early snow to Australian Alps, with ski resorts capitalising on cold conditions and snow guns.
Homeowners Risk £1,000 Fine for Garden Noise Mistake
Homeowners risk fines up to £1,000 for garden noise during night hours under the Noise Act 1996. Tips to avoid disputes.
Australia Faces Record Heatwave and Bushfire Threat in 2026
Australia faces record heatwave and bushfire threat as temperatures near 50°C, with Victoria bracing for extreme fire danger and evacuations.
Communities File Legal Complaints Over Thames Sewage Pollution
Communities file first coordinated legal complaints over Thames Water sewage pollution, citing health risks and environmental damage.
UK Households Urged to Freeze Rice-Filled Socks for Cool Relief
As temperatures hit 36.1°C in Hampshire, the UK's hottest June day, a red heat health alert is extended. TV presenter Alison Hammond's trick: freeze rice-filled socks to stay cool.
Seven Dead in France as Heat Dome Brings Record May Temperatures
Seven die in France as record May heatwave hits western Europe, with UK and Ireland also setting new temperature records.
Lincolnshire Solar Farm Plans Spark Rebellion: Residents and Reform Councillors Vow Civil Disobedien
Lincolnshire residents and Reform councillors vow civil disobedience against six approved large-scale solar farms, the most in any UK county.
Chemical Pollution Now As Dangerous As Climate Change
Chemical pollution is as dangerous as climate change but receives far less attention, a new report warns, linking synthetic chemicals to health issues from infertility to cancer.
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