Met Office Issues 'Very High' Pollen Alert for Liverpool
The Met Office has issued a 'very high' pollen alert for Liverpool, with levels set to remain high for five days as the UK braces for an extreme heatwave with temperatures soaring.
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Steve Irwin's Father Calls for Deportation of Influencer Over Crocodile Stunts
Bob Irwin condemns US influencer Mike Holston for crocodile stunts in Queensland, calling for deportation and stricter enforcement of wildlife laws.
Plymouth Council Official Defends Felling of 110-Year-Old Oak Trees
Plymouth council official defends felling of 110-year-old oak trees amid public outcry and High Court injunction extension.
Alan Titchmarsh's Top Shrub for Garden Birds Revealed
Alan Titchmarsh shares four simple methods for a bird-friendly garden, highlighting beautyberry as a top shrub and offering tips on nest boxes, feeders, and bird baths.
Fleetwood's Fishing Heritage Replaced by Landfill Stench
Fleetwood residents suffer from landfill stench and health fears as toxic chemicals leak into river, with concerns over long-term costs.
Ghana owner: jollof rice beats Declan Rice
Will Yakah, owner of Boston's only Ghanaian restaurant, warns England that jollof rice is better than Declan Rice ahead of the World Cup match in Foxborough.
UK Drivers Ditch Petrol and Diesel Cars as Fuel Costs Rise
Three in ten UK drivers are considering switching to electric vehicles due to high fuel prices, with diesel costs £20 more per tank than earlier this year, RAC study finds.
Consultation Launched on Banning Older Wood Burners
Labour launches consultation on banning older wood burners to cut PM2.5 emissions, targeting a 30% reduction by 2030.
Amanda Owen Shares Update After 'Rocky Start' with New Calf
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen updates fans after a 'rocky start' with a new calf, assuring followers that the sickly cow and calf are recovering.
Wood Ants Huddle Like Penguins In Winter, Young Naturalist Discovers
A nine-year-old observes wood ants huddling like penguins in winter, repairing their nests on a frosty Devon morning.
Stone Age 'Atlantis' Discovered Off Danish Coast
Archaeologists discover Stone Age settlement submerged off Danish coast, preserved for 8,500 years after sea level rise.
Monster Rat Measuring 20 Inches Found in UK Garden
A 20-inch monster rat found in a UK garden highlights a rise in rodent sightings, with experts blaming food waste and housing developments.
Patriotic Estate Slams Flag Ban as 'Disgusting'
Residents of England's 'most patriotic' estate criticise plans to ban St George's and Union Jack flags, arguing it would create more division and undermine community unity.
Gardening Expert Challenges Monty Don's Lavender Pruning Advice
A gardening expert challenges Monty Don's lavender pruning advice, suggesting alternative timing to avoid frost damage.
Britain's Vanishing Toads: Can They Be Saved from Road Tragedy?
UK toad population halved since 1985; volunteers patrol roads to save them from traffic deaths.
Monty Don Reveals Surprising Gardening Confession on Rhine Journey
Monty Don admits difficulty with alpine plants in new series exploring gardens along the Rhine River.
Alan Titchmarsh Reveals Secret Ingredient for Longer-Lasting Hanging Baskets
Alan Titchmarsh shares cheap water-storing crystals tip for longer-lasting hanging baskets, plus plant recommendations.
Green Party migration stance threatens UK safety: Barkes
Duncan Barkes argues the Green Party's refusal to cooperate with immigration enforcement in Lambeth endangers Britons, calling the administration unfit for government.
Barnacle Geese Thrive in Norfolk, Defying Siberian Origins
Barnacle geese, originally from Siberia, are thriving in Norfolk, with a flock of 700 spotted at Holkham Park. Ringed in 2021, they now winter in Southwold.
Stay Safe in the Sun at The Hoppings as Newcastle Heats Up
With temperatures nearing 30°C in Newcastle, learn essential sun safety tips for visiting The Hoppings fairground, including hydration, sun cream use, and recognising heat exhaustion symptoms.
June 1976 Temperature Record Could Be Broken in UK Heatwave
The UK could break the June temperature record of 35.6C set in 1976 as a heatwave brings potential highs of 38C, the Met Office says.
France Bans Alcohol at Festivals During 40C Heatwave
France has banned alcohol at Fête de la Musique events in areas under red heatwave alert, with temperatures forecast to reach 40C. The measure aims to preserve emergency services for the most vulnerable.
Southern Water Imposes Hosepipe Ban for 1 Million in Hampshire and Isle of Wight
Southern Water issues hosepipe ban for 1 million in Hampshire and Isle of Wight, affecting 8.5 million across England amid drought.
Giant 20lb Rabbit Has Own Bedroom in Lincolnshire
A 20lb Continental Giant rabbit named Jester has his own bedroom in Lincolnshire and is pursuing a modelling career.
UK Maintains Ban on French Cheeses as Lumpy Skin Disease Spreads Across Europe
UK keeps ban on French cheeses as lumpy skin disease spreads in Europe, threatening British cattle. Restrictions on unpasteurised dairy imports remain under review.
UK Social Media Ban for Under 16s Sparks YouTube Controversy
The UK's planned social media ban for under-16s, supported by 83% of parents in a consultation, faces backlash over including YouTube, which many see as educational rather than harmful.
Iran's 'Day Zero' Water Crisis Fuels Protests and Political Instability
Iran's severe drought and water mismanagement lead to 'day zero' shortages, fuelling protests and threatening political stability amid climate and geopolitical pressures.
Liverpool Heat Health Alert Upgraded to Amber; UK Braces for Record June Temps
The UK Health Security Agency has upgraded Liverpool's heat-health alert from yellow to amber, warning of significant impacts including potential deaths and disruption to services as temperatures could hit 38°C.
B&M's £6 Hexagonal Bird Feeder Aims to Attract Wildlife to Gardens
B&M sells a £6 hexagonal bird feeder to attract wildlife, available in-store only. The decorative feeder features multiple perches and feeding points.
Tafwyl 2026: Heat, Queues, and Disappointment at Cardiff Castle
Tafwyl 2026 returned to Cardiff Castle with thousands attending, but huge queues and early closure led to disappointment. Organizers cited heightened security and apologized for a clothing incident.
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